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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 12, 1924
Page
3
Fragmented report claims mortality from diabetes fell 23 percent in recent quarter versus earlier period. It cites limited evidence from insurer data and policyholder records, but text is garbled and unclear about sources or methods.
Ralph Conner served as chaplain in the Canadian Expeditionary Force. He received payments totaling 17,630 dollars plus 14,078 and 2,962 dollars in separate disbursements. He delivered patriotic addresses during service and his information was compiled by authorities in Canada and Manitoba. The report notes dairy production changes in Manitoba around 1922.
Fragmentary report recalls malaria threats linked to wartime movement, medical soldiers, and epidemics in Europe. It notes cholera, tropical diseases, and rumors as the war era spreads illness, with cited historical sources and disputed claims about vectors and mortality.
Satisfied mothers praise Babs Own Cables for soothing constipation and indigestion in infants. Mrs Arti Fillion of St Sylvestre Quebec cites relief for a baby’s stomach and mentions tablets sold by mail at 23 cents from Dr Wil Eine Go in Brooksille Ontario.
Government report based on May statistics shows notable gains in employment as workers added to staff across industries. Construction, mining, and transportation sectors lead the upward movement with substantial hires, while Britain plans to expand airline capacity after the minister's program completion.
A fragmented world brief mentions immigration policy efforts, court appeals in Vancouver, and travel schemes linked to British imperial topics. It references Dr Coleman, a nurse in Toronto, a plan to settle Brits in Australia, free passages for under 32s, and exhibits in a British Empire building.
A vintage advertisement touts Nerviline as a universal pain remedy for neuralgia headaches toothache cramps stomach issues and other pains. It claims rapid results when rubbed on the skin and advocates consistent use for twenty years of dependable relief.
The production of motor vehicles in Canidae reached 9 620 718 dollars in 1922 with growth noted in salaries and employment. The Dominion mining and real surgical branch reports total output up from the previous year, with 109 205 persons employed, up from 15 the prior year, reflecting a surge in capital investment and industrial activity in 1923.
Alberta ranks second to Ontario in the number of golf clubs. Figures show Ontario with eleven clubs, while Alberta trails behind with a smaller count.
Eva Roddick describes years of itching and eczema on her hands eased by Cuticura soap and remedies. She notes initial symptoms, treatment steps, and eventual improvement, asserting the product helped her skin and restored health.
Authorities praise regular cleansing to keep a radiant complexion. Wash skin with Palmolive Soap until foamy, then apply cream if cold. The method protects skin from cosmetics wind sun and dirt, promising gentler care. Palmolive is widely sold and economical.
The Eureka silver mine in the Kesey mining district, long lost to memory, has been found and will reopen with mining to begin soon. Historic accounts recount prospectors, Indian guides, and the Hope mining town era, with the lost mine legend fueling renewed interest and reports of promising ore by Dellette and development teams.
A Sunday lesson notes Ezekiel’s rebuke of Israel’s rulers as selfish shepherds who neglect the people. It contrasts this with the future vision of Jehovah and David’s lineage caring for a scattered, wounded flock, gathering and feeding them in safety, echoing themes of exiles returning to land.
Canada reports growth in German trade with imports totaling 5,279,737 in the year ending March 1924 and exports reaching 16,?,86,202. Factories and contracts rise as 37 new plants are planned nationwide at a combined cost of 3,641,000. Canada surveyed vast territories, per the Dominion Land Surveyors president.
A London studio unveils a mechanical sculptor guided by x ray like photo lines. Two cameras map a sitter’s face while a lever driven drill follows the contours to carve a faithful portrait or plaque. It promises rapid statues without removing originals and could model buildings and scientific specimens. Also noted are quake losses in Tokio in 1855 and a horse height measure.
The article notes claims of a "death ray" device by TB Wei University researchers seeking a patent for transmittive electrical energy without wires. Dr Wall doubts it, while Kellogg's asthma remedy ads and unrelated notes on Arabia's rivers and geography appear in the column.
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