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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 23, 1921
Page
7
A recognized authority on home economics discusses the role of eggs in daily menus. The article outlines nutrition tips, cooking methods, and practical ways to include eggs in meals while managing budget and dietary needs.
A fragmented cooking column describes making a clear soup with minimal food value and a sponge cake recipe. It mentions cost concerns, serving ideas for luncheons, and step by step beating of eggs, folding in flour, and baking into four thin cake layers.
A garbled ad fragment touts Catarrhzone Inkslet as a remedy for ear buzzing headaches and sinus issues. It markets a low price and claims to strengthen a weak throat with dubious medical claims.
An estate totaling $261,335 funds a new trust named the Jack Scholfeld Fund to aid permanently disabled soldiers in Toronto for 40 years. The fund receives $20,080 from the will, with principal slated to go to the Canadian Institute after the term.
A fragmentary report notes Americans taking land opportunities in western Canada. It mentions Cox selling his Deer Creek district and the Bartlet area opening, with railroad land sales and farming properties in Michison county.
Mrs Daniel Bezanson of Loganville NS writes that long standing heart weakness left her unable to do housework or social duties. After two doctors failed, Milburn's Heart Pills relieved her symptoms, restoring energy and strength for daily tasks.
The MacDonald Tobacco Co is clarified as a major Canadian enterprise under WC Macdonald Regd Inc. Denies rumors of acquisition by Imperial To Vesceo Co. Emphasizes its status as a leading producer and the one man business lineage, with no sale to external parties.
Canadian Seed Growers elect GH Clarke president succeeding Dry James Rosthern is noted. The report mentions Clarke as George Hi Clarke and references the seed commission department and related appointments amid dated phrasing.
An army of 100000 farm hands mobilizes in the Midwest to harvest a bumper wheat crop as tariffs keep prices down and wages hover near prewar levels. The prose urges readers to support local dealers to aid farm labor and supply chains.
Substantive oil for horses and cattle used on the farm supplies. It surpasses ministered remedies in effectiveness.
The Mayo district Yukon ore shipments destined for California smelting prompt government scrutiny. A department regulation forbids mining ore unless refinable in Canada, but an exemption is under review as California interests accept the shipment for treatment. Mary mothers endorse Mother Graves Worm Examinator testifying to its usefulness, while debates on indoor recreation and billiards etiquette surface in the House of Commons.
Japan opens talks with the Netherlands to form an oil trust aiming to secure Dutch East Indies supplies. The move seeks independence from the United States for oil, with Japan already consuming twice its own production. The trust plans a capitalization of 16 million dollars.
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