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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 08, 1922
Page
6
Patient recounts years of illness and treatments ending in relief after trial of remedies. He credits Tamar and Dr. Rood with significant improvement and expresses deep gratitude for renewed health despite prior suffering.
The article surveys wartime finance effects across Britain Canada and the United States noting rising debts due to pensions pensions and reconstruction costs. It discusses Britain’s drastic budget cuts and heavier taxation on elites and corporations, with Canada warning debt must be managed to avoid bankruptcy while outlining new revenue measures and tariff adjustments.
Americans make up a large share of 26,776 immigrants entering Canada last year. The Akron steamer reported entering Boston harbor by radio bearings. Captain Powell notes successful innovation. Vermillion Alta native Atkinson top prize in math studies at McGill. Morgan group linked to British bankers may send Vienna visit to study Austrian credit. Navy League urged Toronto City Council to oppose curtailment of the Canadian navy. Canadian Pacific Railway transfers 50,000 acres coal lands to the federal government under the Crow’s Nest Pass Subsidy Act, title certificate issued later in 1905.
A Windsor Nova Scotia resident recalls the Halifax harbor explosion that wrecked nerves and disrupted life. Milburn’s Heart and Nerve Pills are advertised as a remedy, with prices and purchase options listed by The Milburn Co. Limited.
Standing timber on Vancouver Island covers Douglas fir and red cedar across Ren frew district and Barkley Sound drainage basin. The region includes Esquinmalt and Nanaimo Railway belt with vast forested areas totaling about 10 billion feet of Douglas fir and 15 billion feet of red cedar.
A testimonial from Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound praising its aid for women in wartime and peacetime work. The letter by Mrs Josrimat A. Gerxon from Bow, Carton, Alberta describes back pain weakness and improved work capacity after taking the product. It urges others to try the remedy and publish similar letters.
Fragmentary lines claim warrants, appeals, and corn related terms with undefined actions. The text is incoherent, mentioning peas, corn extractors, and refusals, lacking a coherent event, persons, or organization to anchor a factual summary.
Dominion Livestock Branch reports reveal sustained price declines in 1929 and 1920 compared with April figures. In Toronto, averages for good steers rose to 12.62, heifers 12.95, cows 10.35, bulls 10.55, calves 16.45, hogs 20.15, lambs 18.65, and sheep 10.73, illustrating a broad downturn across cattle and dairy categories.
The Newfoundland sealing season closed as Ranger and Thetis returned last from the sealing grounds. Total catch reached about 126,086 pelts valued at AU 200,000 dollars, roughly twenty percent above last year. Marble is chalk, changed and cry stallized by the internal heat of the earth.
Deceased 22 year old Mike Chiaventone of Kewanee had two hearts with the larger organ on the left side. He faced heart trouble since boyhood and was examined months ago at Rush Medical College in Chicago where doctors confirmed the dual heart condition.
Montreal faces an annual pew stamp tax on checks totaling 20000 dollars. City officials cite an estimate by P Collins, assistant city clerk, to outline the financial impact on municipal operations.
Remarkable advances reveal ultraviolet rays producing fluorescence in many substances. A London demonstration showed glowing teeth, nails, and eyes under UV light while researchers study methods to analyze water carbonic oil and rare drugs. New techniques photograph fluorescent variances to identify samples in drugs and textiles.
Strain of the India tour left the Prince near a nervous breakdown on departure. The 190 long journey and intense schedule worsened his health. A quiet voyage home is expected to restore him. Canada eyes settlement schemes for wartime subalterns with substantial gratuities and free passages as authorities discuss immigration and regional options. Officers from British Columbia support the project in the Okanagan Valley.
The Queensland State Wheat Board chartered Commonwealth ships for overseas cargo as Rust sails with 6,000 tons. Walkers Ltd shipyards finish a second 6,000 ton steel steamship for the Commonwealth Government.
A fragment discusses a tiny gold coin called the League of Nations Fr- coin with engraved motto SDN so ciete des Nations reading only under magnifying glass. It weighs less than a postage stamp and is not for circulation, symbolizing the budget value of the League.
Discussion of thin blood or anaemia and early symptoms such as tiredness pale complexion and breathlessness. Claims Dr Williams Pink Pills aid blood enrichment and nervous exhaustion with patient testimonial. Mentions availability through Dr Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ontario. Then abruptly shifts to a stray note about Denmark’s kings and Arabs.
The Western Canada Radio Co. Ltd. is formed in Winnipeg with a capital of five million dollars. Its aims include obtaining patents and rights, developing and operating general radio business, and manufacturing and installing receiving outfits across the Dominion.
A compact meditation on resilience noting that success hinges on getting up after a fall. The speaker contrasts the ordinary man with the driven neighbor who endures financial strain and public perception. An aside recalls that women theatre ushers were introduced by McKee Rankin at Third Avenue Theatre, NYC.
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