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Macgregor Herald

Location

Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Jun 09, 1938

Page

3

Castle scheme drives Earl and Ernest toward London loan chase

Ernest Bingley confronts Punder over a bold plan to finance upgrading Bingley Castle. The Earl fears eviction as Punder demands a hefty debt payment. Ernest heads to London to seek Otis Wyncoop’s international loan, hoping to save the castle and his friend Rosa from financial ruin.

Bingley Castle Pennyton Ernest Bingley Ernest Sealyham Otis G. Wyncoop London Mr. Wyncoop Mr. Punder Wyncoop Everal Milion Weemea

Rheumatic relief and curious street scenes in a daily tale

A City man reports relief from rheumatic pains after Kruschen Salts and notes the minerals dissolve uric acid crystals. A lunchtime reading scene follows with a character named Ernest encountering a mix of Balkans news and a familiar name as he contemplates travel plans and urban banter.

Krusthen A.W Ernest Balkans Bingleys Horea

Smash-Gra b Raid Failure and a Youth's Escape

London reports Mervin Wyncoop thirteen plebes rich American parents tied to a raid from the Tower of London. A brick shattered glass cases, police arrested him. fined six pounds and discharged on his father's promise of a thrashing and immediate departure abroad. Ernest contemplates work, recalls a chance meeting with the Earl of Bingley on a train to London.

Castle Punder Bingley London Sheraton Aaid Ernest Bingley Castle Earl Han Hubert Mervin Wyncoop Tower of London Tne Marleborough Street Otia G. Wyncoop Destina Toe Mervin Earl of Bingley Crump Paddington Station Hyde Park Way

Music And Work Tee Radio In British Factories

Experimental use of music in British factories shows production could rise about 10 percent by reducing fatigue and boredom among workers. A Wembley firm reports 10 percent higher output with regimental music for female workers, while office staff dislike it. An investigator notes surprising gains in Scotland where workers launder shirts and collars to martial tunes. Scottish workers avoid jazz, English plants favor marches. psychologists warn against broad generalizations and urge case by case assessment before wider adoption.

Tee Radio Brill Wembley National Institute of Industrial Psychology Scotland Planto

Golden Gate Bridge Builder J B Strauss Remembered

Obituary notes engineer Joseph Baermann Strauss who designed San Francisco’s Golden Gate Bridge. He died recently in Los Angeles and was praised for blending beauty with efficient structure while avoiding excessive cables. The $35 million two mile span is cited as his greatest achievement.

1 Gate Bridge J. B. Strame Joseph Baermann Strauss San Francisco Golden Gate Bridge Los Angeles Strauss Stess Cincinnati Harbor St. Thomas Times- Journal

Tilbury Fur Hobbyist Prefers Skunk and Muskrat Dishes

In Tilbury East Ontario Israel Brus recalls four decades of fur trading and roaming for game. He advocates raccoon muskrat and skunk meats praising skunk meat as white and tender and claims muskrats are the best local animal and unusually clean after washing their food.

Tilbury Ontario Israel Brus Tilbury East Ont Tvo

McGill Honors First Women Graduates Fifty Years On

Five of eight women who earned BA degrees at McGill University 50 years earlier returned to Montreal for a jubilee reception. Dr. Grace Ritchie England, valedictorian, recalled the era when higher education for women faced doubt about health and intellect. She noted seven of the eight first class members are still living, their combined ages exceeding 500 years.

Mctll McGill University Montreal Grace Ritchie England

Poem by Texas inmate cited before execution

A Texas penitentiary prisoner wrote a nine verse poem before being executed in the electric chair. The article notes uncertainty about whether such a harsh penalty was justified without reading the verse.

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