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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 14, 1928
Page
3
The magistrate urges restraint as Jack vows to find his missing wife. He declines a drink while the magistrate contemplates a noble act in leaving the marriage unrecorded. After three drinks the magistrate settles into a mellow night believing he has helped a brave man.
Jack Doran waits at a station for No 8 then travels to the Macdonald Hotel in the city to plot his future. He and Keith discuss plans to assay specimens, pursue gold, oil, and potassium, and seek Helmi, who may be in trouble. The pair debate enlistment and the pull of wealth as winter scenes unfold and the wires buzz with distant messages.
A newspaper ad touts Dr Williams' Pink Pills as the cure for anaemia. It cites fatigue, pale complexion, headaches, and breathlessness as symptoms and claims the pills enrich the blood. Testimonial from Miss Katie McEachern of Port Hood endorses the treatment, with mail order availability for 50 cents a box.
A feature cites Cardinal Newman noting true style lies in clear simple words and honest translation of thought. It adds tips to avoid purple patches, grip the subject, and use plain language passed down by forebears. Also details Detroit advertising: First National Bank Building displays a towering 15 story numeral Ist with eight story ST letters.
Most of the bats in Canaan feed on insects, but some fruit-eating species exist in the far south United States, with many more in Mexico and Central America, indicating regional dietary diversity among bat populations.
A fragmentary personal note by Mra. Ambrose Orver recounts a fragile heart influenced by nerves and the impact of even minimal stimuli on her condition, reflecting a distressed state and uncertain health.
The piece urges proper diet starting in infancy to protect teeth and overall health, emphasizes regular tooth brushing, avoidance of early sweet exposure, and milk as a key nutrient. It advises early dentist visits, preferably before cavities appear, to reduce future mouth conditions and decay during adolescence.
The Manitoba Free Press notes deeper St Lawrence canals could attract sea going freighters to Great Lakes ports. A Hamburg freighter now at Detroit docks loads cars for Barcelona, Spain while small tramp steamers already enter for grain cargoes. With 14 foot canals, 77 foot channels could bring fleets.
A fearful suffocation attack grows desperate hour by hour, and relief is described as miraculous by Dr J. D. Kellogg's Asthma Remedy. The remedy provides quick help and permanent control of attacks, with claims of dependable, everywhere available sales.
The London Sunday Observer says the British commonwealth now has international recognition after Secretary Kellogg invited the Dominions and India to join in a war outlawry convention. The Observer notes Britain cannot act alone and that the invitation extends to Dominions, India, and other great powers. It also mentions a British scientist's claim about the brain being the only body part that doesn't wear out.
Jean Cameron, arriving from England at age four, now 21, traps within ten miles of her father’s homestead. Her catch includes coyote, lynx, weasel, and fox, a lucrative and congenial pursuit she prefers to city life.
Rose Porter reflects on seeking God’s will with faith in darkness or light. She contrasts love with duty noting true obedience and cheerful service flow from love. The piece argues that genuine love for God motivates obedience and helps people act as willing instruments.
The report notes soldiers exposed to gas attacks exhibited reduced susceptibility to influenza. The finding suggests a potential link between chemical exposure and immune response, prompting further study by military medical researchers.
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