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Newspaper

Macgregor Herald

Location

Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Jun 09, 1921

Page

7

Tanlac A Sides With A Longtime Conductor In Weight Gain Claim

Joseph Brower a Canadian Pacific Railway cond uctor from Saint Denis Street Montreal testifies that Tanlac restored his health after years of nervousness breathing trouble and poor appetite. He reports gaining 25 pounds and reaching 210 pounds after regular use, noting improved energy and appetite since starting the treatment.

Tanlac Wright Joseph Brower Denis St Parise Montreal

Giant parachute could lift cabin in distress, says expert

A Royal Aeronautical Society lecture in London described a parachute large enough to lift an entire airplane cabin with passengers. The speaker noted during war, about 200 British pilots abandoned planes instead of burning, choosing to jump. All perished. many could have survived with parachutes.

T Ord Royal Aeronaut Rety London

Women of Middle Age Seek Aid for Constipation Relief

A fragment notes women over middle age finding a tonic helpful for constipation. It mentions vegetable compounds and a recommendation to share with friends, suggesting a product promotion from a Saskatchewan source.

Naina

Envelope addressing customs contrasted with Spain

The Westminster Gazette questions why other nations do not adopt Spain's reverse envelope system. It notes the country at the top, then town, then street and recipient, arguing the method could save time and challenge claims of Spanish inefficiency.

Spain Onc Westminster Gazette

Mother Graves' Worm Exterminator Tops Trusted List

For years Mother Graves' Worm Exterminator has ranked as a reliable preparation and it always remains a preferred choice among homeowners seeking lasting pest control results.

Information For Tourists Directory of Hotels in Canada

The Canadian railway issue a directory of hotels and boarding houses along its lines. It lists hotel and boarding house names, proprietors, whether American or foreign, plan, daily and weekly rates, and distance from the station. The booklet is valuable for travelers planning a trip.

Canadian Pacific Railway Racine Railway Canada

Skeleton Warriors Found Near Eastbourne Linked to Conqueror

Fifteen skeletons unearthed at Willingdon Hill Eastbourne during road excavations. An iron dagger was found among remains. The site near Pevensey Bay recalls William the Conqueror's 1066 landing and the Battle of Hastings era.

William the Conqueror Willingdon Hill Eastbourne Hastings Pevensey Bay

When Baby Is Ill Promotes Ruby's Guen Tablets Use

An advertisement extols Ruby's Guen Tablets as a mild laxative to regulate bowels and ease teething discomfort in babies. A testimonial from Mrs. Desir Theberge of Trois Pistoles Quebec praises relief from constipation and fever, urging mothers to try the product. Sold by all druggists or by mail at 28 cents a box from Dr Williams Medicine in Brockville Ontario. The ad also urges loyalty to Canadian-made goods and local dealers.

Desir Theberge Williams Brockville Tox Clark Clark Selark Canada

Primitive Home Remedy Claims Cited for Coughs and More

A battered fragment describes a crude medicine labeled De Towa Eeltce Okt used for coughs sore throat bronchial troubles and to treat burns sprains and sores. The ad-like notice promises healing, mentioning other dubious uses and urging readers to seek a testimonial.

Britain relies on Canadian coal amid miner strike

A London Times despatch notes most imported coal to Britain comes from Canada as ships reach Glasgow with cargoes. The piece urges a homegrown buying slogan to boost local prosperity and keep money circulating.

Great Britain London Times Glasgow

Wedding Gown For The Summer Bride

Beautiful lace combined with white meteor fabric creates a highlighted summer wedding gown. A front and back meteor panel, lace corsage with draped sleeves, and cascading side panels form a flare. Satin beaded girdle, handmade flowers on the shoulders, and a white tulle veil with orange blossoms finish the look.

Rush For Homesteads Boosts Entries at Dominion Lands Office

About one hundred nine homesteads have been filed since May 1 as the Lands Department opened land previously reserved for returned soldiers. Officials said most applicants are newcomers from the British Isles, described as industrious and energetic.

Dominion Lands Offce Toa Lands Department of H Department British Isles

Epidemic Dysentery and Political Sabre Rattling Mingle

The item notes a winter rise in dysentery linked to improper eating and cold, with remedies like nerve tonics. it also reports a political scene where Sir Laming answers a shouted insult with a sharp retort. An advertisement praises Millers Worm Powders for worm infestations and claims to restore strength in children.

Millers

Fragmented plea on road and dog release plan

A fragmented line shows a queried request for a bite and a plan to unchain a dog. The speaker notes they cannot help but offer that the dog will be pleased to be released. The tone hints at a street or stray context with a casual, informal voice.

Possiby Your Own Wife Health Ad Promotes Pills

An advertisement urges women detailing a faded appearance and nervous tiredness. It claims Dr Hamilton's Pills regulate the system restore bloom and complexion, increasing strength and vitality. The copy pushes quick beauty and health recovery with stock phrases and a Montreal seller note.

Demand for Homesteads in Dauphin District

The report highlights claims for homesteads and entries in the Dauphin land district over the past twelve months. It notes preparations for railway upgrades and related infrastructure, including wheeled components such as papier mache style wheels being considered for Paris underground trains.

Dauphinland Paris

Lignite Briquetting Studied in Saskatchewan Trials

The United States Interior Department watches Saskachewan lignite briquetting tests and Dakota lignite efforts. Officials delay to assess outcomes as China’s coal supply remains ample to meet world demand for now.

United States Department Interior Saskatchewan Interior Department

Hall’s Catarrh Medicine Endorsed in Local Ad

An old advertisement extols Hall’s Catarrh Medicine as a natural cure to clear catarrh and restore health. It portrays the product as derived from careful oil-based curative qualities and urges readers to trust the remedy and support local merchants rather than distant suppliers.

Manitoba Beavers Protected Until 1925 Under New Law

A Manitoba Legislature bill prohibits killing beavers north of the Seed parallel from May 1, 1921, to November 1, 1925. The order provides protection for the species during the closed season in the province.

Manitoba

Planting a Tree in the Right Place

An editorial note urges public service through tree planting, quoting poetry on creation and praising citizens who plant trees in proper places to strengthen community and hometown growth. It emphasizes supporting local merchants as part of building the town.

Hamilton Herald

Brain efficiency schedule highlights peak alert times

British psychologists publish a schedule claiming brain efficiency peaks at specific hours, suggesting optimal moments for important engagements. The report lists times like 6am and 10am with distinct efficiency scores and notes Liverpool's large share of UK and world shipping.

WSS

Plan to Tap South Saskatchewan River for Regina Industry

The proposed scheme to tap the South Saskatchewan River to meet Regina and nearby towns industrial needs is receiving special attention from the provincial government. The plan includes a pipeline from the Saskatchewan River near Heathrow to Regina, about seven hundred miles? at an estimated cost of seven million dollars.

South Saskatchewan Regina Saskatchewan River Heethow

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