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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 09, 1921
Page
2
An article stresses eternal vigilance in farming, urging farmers to use quality seed and proper methods. It warns of grasshopper pests and spreading noxious weeds, noting they reduce yields, raise costs, lower grades, and diminish farm values. It calls personal action and municipal law enforcement to keep land clean for future crops.
A shipment of fifty cast iron lamp standards from John East Iron Works Saskatoon to Regina is claimed as the first such order west of Winnipes. The nine foot posts with twenty inch bases weigh about four hundred pounds each.
Glasgow cattle reports show Canadian steers sold at 19 to 20 cents per pound live weight. Emma Goldman is said to be pleading with friends for permission to come home to the US. Teo sisters from Atben’s High School have attended school ten years without missing a day or being late. S. F. Tolic declined to accede to appeals that the short berry box be kept this season. Funeral cars and hearses are said to reap millions for Chicago prices. Six Japanese submarines collided during naval maneuvers near Kiushin. long distance close off these vessels postponed. Ventnor NJ janitor to strike for higher pay after League of Women Voters meetings leave the floor littered with cigarette butts.
An old advertisement urges parents to treat nervous wear and weak blood in students with Dr Williams Pink Pills. It cites routine meals outdoor exercise and rest as essential, claiming a case from Grand Falls NB shows a 12 year old girl improved after using the medicine. Boxes are sold for 50 cents, six boxes for 2.80 by The Dr Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ont.
A truncated scene depicts a young couple in a tidy home with a request to come home tomorrow. The husband mentions bringing someone home yesterday. The text includes a stray line about a mousetrap and a distant Spanish River News reference.
In Saskatchewan during April there were 51 industrial accidents reported, none fatal. Of these, 33 affected employees on steam or electric railways, while 18 occurred in other trades.
Atlantic Constitution notes a claim that Lenine has gone crazy impacting public perception of the band. The remark suggests confusion between Lenine's behavior and other group members.
Mrs F X Gauthier of Tilbury Ontario shares a long battle with heart palpitations. After 25 years of weakness and fear, she found relief using Milburn's Heart and Nerve Pills, reporting weight gain to 117 pounds and renewed vigor after two boxes. The company sells direct or via dealers at a per box price.
The passage discusses the Cattle Commission and proposed measures to regulate livestock in the United Kingdom for non immediate use. It notes the aim to widen the meat supply and reduce costs, with references to Viscount Finlay as chairman and several peers. It also mentions artificial pearl production in France and Baltic fish scales used in glass pearls, plus odd notes on flower slogans and wireless electricians.
A fragmentary prose piece discusses how personal perception shapes beauty and understanding. It compares impression to an import export tax on life and notes how individuals view faces, sunsets, and books differently. The passage ends by asking who wants to look like Mr Hyde.
Official Ottawa brief announces M. Milton Martin named Belgian consul for all of Alberta. The royal order, signed by the King of the Belgians, travels to London for endorsement by King George.
On the marriage day romance ends and history begins as corns yield to Putnam's Painless Corn Exactor. The ad claims roots and branches are removed with no trace of a corn after use. Available for 25 cents at all dealers. Refuse a substitute.
A New Westminster, BC, homeowner reports a clever squirrel establishing residence in his rafters for months. Attempts to relocate him failed when the animal returned from Stanley Park after thirty nine days. Now moved to West Vancouver, the creature may swim the inlet or board a ferry to return home. Asthma remedy ad closes the item.
Powell River Company gains about 1 000 000 000 feet of prime spruce on Queen Charlotte Islands in Northern British Columbia. The deal, linked to provincial government plans, targets high grade logs and large tracts. Also noted is Holloway's Com Remover as a strong recommendation for cleaning. The article recalls fountain pen mentions dating to circa 1600.
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