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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 15, 1939
Page
7
The article argues advertising is the open sesame to sales, highlighting how it creates demand, boosts production, lowers costs, and broadens access to improved goods. It cites the automotive industry’s growth from Chrysler’s early car to today, noting advertising’s ripple effects on employment and related industries.
Data show fewer than 200 anthrax cases annually in the United States, suggesting the disease is not a major public health concern.
A fragmented OCR item outlines remedies used by Indigenous communities and early practitioners. It references bee products, plant-based extracts, and folk cures applied to various ailments. The text notes caution about efficacy and safety, with mentions of traditional knowledge passed down through generations.
The article notes King George VI had previously set foot on American soil during a 1939 visit as Prince Albert. Rev JW Knox of Brantford Ontario provided a photograph showing young Albert, then a 17 year old naval cadet with HMS Cumberland, disembarking at Lewiston. The image is claimed to be the first of the king taken on American soil and possibly the only one in existence.
Guidance on cake baking notes room temperature ingredients for easier creaming and a tender moist crumb. Properly beaten egg whites hold shape with glossy moisture. A Norwegian crew recently captured a whale containing an old type baryon used forty years ago.
An astronomer notes that the pole receives its maximum sun exposure at noon on December 22, as Earth speeds through space at 180 miles per second. He adds the journey to leave troubles behind would take about 207 thousand years.
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