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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 22, 1922
Page
3
A partial report covers North Pacific apple shipments through the Panama Canal and Vancouver Harbor talks. Mentions a meeting of the Canadian Pacific Railway, a vacancy after Sir John Baron, and a bill to amend Vancouver harbor authority.
A stylish box coat features bell sleeves and is described in night blue fabric trimmed with mauve diamonds and steel beads. The design aims to charm the most particular young ladies with its festive look and refined detailing.
A fragmentary notice hints at a claim of proof by a woman labeled as Woman’s Way 1. The text is garbled, unclear, and lacks discernible names or concrete events for a full summary.
An odd mix of health claims for Baby's Gan Tablets promising safe laxative benefits and better sleep, followed by a brief public note on road funding and provincial schemes in Quebec. The text blends medical marketing with municipal infrastructure priorities and lacks cohesive narrative.
Professor Oswald Plann, designer of the Deutschland, claims to have submitted plans for a commercial submarine capable of flying 23 miles radius with no port contact. The vessel would carry torpedoes and four 3% tuned guns. Plans sent to United States Britain and Japan.
Fragmented text reports lingering German resentment toward France tied to reparations after the armistice. It notes observers’ claims of changing attitudes and scapegoating amid postwar tensions, mentioning England and shifting reparations dynamics. The passage is garbled with unclear attributions and disputed details.
A collage notes a claim about a value of fifteen hundred million dollars as a fraction of all gold produced, then remarks on Japanese book edges, vertical reading, and backward starting points. It adds a quip about cynicism and a note on physicians using liniment.
An old style advertisement touts Nerviline as a universal remedy for stomach pain indigestion cramps neuralgia sick headache and other minor aches. It claims internal and external use and promotes large bottles sold widely while noting low quality and cottony fabric in the promo.
A fragmented note describes nervous breakdown symptoms such as insomnia moodiness and restlessness. It suggests remedies to quiet nerves strengthen the heart and boost the body, mentioning avoidance of crowds and fear of secrets.
An advertisement claims Milburn's Heart and Nerve Pills relieve heart and nerve trouble. It quotes a user who suffered a nervous breakdown and slept poorly before using the pills and felt better after the first box. The copy invites purchase at dealers or by mail from the Milburn Co. Taranto Ont. It mentions price and packaging details.
Captain HD Herne, flying a London Paris route, narrowly avoids a lightning strike at high speed over the Channel. The incident prompted a quick precaution to coil the aircraft’s wire, while authorities advise immediate safety measures during storms.
Saskatchewan reports 497 children of ex servicemen, out of 3772 potential beneficiaries, are funded to study through provincial assistance. An act passed in May 192 enables such pupils to continue schooling in higher institutions, with provinces considering similar measures after Saskatchewan's success.
A brief market column notes a promotion for Minard’s products drawing buyers to local stalls. No other brands or individuals are identified in the readable text.
An estimated amption of sugar for the year falls between 11,000,000 and 15,009,000 units. The report highlights a broad forecast range reflecting production and demand uncertainties. Authorities note the figures are preliminary estimates awaiting final tally.
A government release reported 18 222 French prisoners died in Germany during the war. The tally was announced by the French Minister and noted as an official casualty figure from the conflict.
An item notes a mother’s claim that her daughter improved after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for weakness and nervous symptoms including back pain and right side discomfort. It claims the remedy, made from roots and herbs, is safe for young women and has aided many for nearly fifty years.
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