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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 17, 1936
Page
7
In the dawn the mourners march the bier to Centreville, while a Munster girl sings of The Troubles. Paddy Slater recalls Irish loyalty in Canada, forebearers, and misrule, and recounts harsh farm life and a daring escape from Martin Kelly’s.
Arthur Street of Salisbury England told Ottawa agriculture day that if war comes Canada will be England’s main safety bulwark. He said Canadian produce can reach England without hostile routes, unlike other countries’ goods. He urged British farmers to keep soil fertility in peace and urged unity for Britain and Canada.
Astronomers estimate about 120000 comets reside in the known solar system, based on current models and survey data. The figure reflects a large reservoir beyond the planets, with many bodies yet to be observed directly.
Excerpted devotional language extols submission to God’s will as the source of enduring peace. It speaks of being at the center of divine motion, resting in God’s design, and the quiet power of trust to yield to the perfect will. The piece highlights Reformation era phrasing on peace through surrender.
Ottawa's William J. Miller reports Canadian singers in London for the coronation choir matched England's standards. Singers from across the Dominion received music in Canada and joined first practice in London, confirming Canada has competent choirs without inferiority.
A fragmentary street note jokes about joining a club to operate a lawn mower for two dollars and imagines a long waiting list. The garbled text mentions Jenny Lind and a new American concert tour under Barnum's management.
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