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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 19, 1930
Page
3
Excerpt shows a rural household dialogue about gender roles and societal expectations. Grandma argues for independence and change while noting leg showing debates. Characters discuss Mia Merry and the minister's wife amid supper preparations as the doctor returns.
Charmian and Jim drive home after school as she reveals pressure from Deacon Purdie over a student’s apology. Jim consoles her, insisting the board’s stance is not insurmountable, and she relaxes amid reflections on autumn colors and growing romantic tension.
Charmian and Jim share a laugh over rumors and slights as they navigate a moonlit drive to Wade's Hill. Jim dodges questions about Clara Darling while Charmian weighs Lizzie Baker and family tensions amid a chaotic sequence with a motorcycle, a rooster, and a crossing road incident.
Eyewitnesses describe a fall where a rider was thrown and a vehicle mounted him with its engine still running. Char milan asks if the man was killed, reflecting the shock of the scene and concern for the injured rider.
Manitoba's inland fisheries show the strongest growth among the province s industries with production rising over 1700 percent in five years. In 1924 fish caught in Lake Winnipeg and other lakes valued at 1 232 000, increasing to 2 634 000 last year. In 1929 commercial fishermen landed 33 000 000 pounds of fish, a Manitoba record, with a marketed value of 2 684 000.
Lieut.-Col. W. C. Richmond and Major G. H. Scott defend airship plans at a City Livery Club luncheon in London. Richmond argues larger airships can withstand weather and carry paying loads with fast, comfortable travel becoming a necessity. Scott notes R-100 and R-101 used few crew and calls for continued development and reliability.
A chemist credits carbon dioxide as a source for diverse products like wood pulp artificial silk paper and explosives. He notes common atmospheric water vapor shares the same chemical base and hints at solutions to various problems. The piece also mentions Douglas Egyptian Liniment for spiders cows’ teats and animal conditions with a stray line on perfect hands in bridge and harvest contexts.
A 1920s style notice notes common teething symptoms like fretfulness fever and digestive issues and claims Baby's Own Tablets relieve them. Mrs Louis Grubb of Teeswater Ontario praises the remedy as splendid for all her babies. The product is sold by medicine dealers or 25 cents a box by mail from The Dr Wilms Medicine Co Brockville Ontario.
A banana display at the Royal Horticultural Society Fruit Show in London drew much comment. The bunch weighed nearly half a cwt and marked the first time in 25 years that bananas grown in England were exhibited at a society show.
Ottawa reports the Federal Government will build a 2 000 000 bushels interior storage elevator at Lethbridge this year to supplement prairie wheat storage facilities already in Saskatoon Moose Jaw Calgary and Edmonton. A safe and sure medicine for a child troubled with worms is Mother Graves Worm Exterminator.
A Massachusetts court ruled that airplanes flying under 100 feet above ground level commit a trespass on private air rights. The case focuses on the extent of horizontal air space rights versus neighboring property interests and questions how far those rights extend beyond the surface.
A devotional passage cites 2 Corinthians 3 18 and quotes John Greenleaf Whittier and Henry Drummond on moral reflection. It argues that people mirror their environment and influences and that true transformation comes from aligning the soul with Christ’s character.
Miller's Worm Powders drive worms from the system and repair damage they cause. The remedy invigorates the constitution and speeds recovery from digestive disorders produced by worms, leaving strength and soundness in its wake.
The Vancouver Forest Produ Laboratory, part of the Forest Service in the Department of the Interior, conducts a survey of wood waste at British Columbia sawmills. The study aims to help the industry find profitable utilization methods for wasted wood.
A new automobile is described that can be taken apart and stored in a small garage, enabling easier use and storage in Germany.
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