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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 23, 1921
Page
8
Sir Arthur Pearson reports in St Dunstan's Hostel sixth annual showing growing schemes to engage blind sailors and soldiers. The fellowship notes 1,772 names on the books and over 1,200 men already at work as the postwar era continues.
A bull moose entered Port Arthur from the hills and became stuck in a wire fence near a main street. Police and bystanders freed the animal, which then fled over the hills. Crowds gathered to watch and the event drew local interest.
The piece rails at $8 head tax on Canadians seeking border travel for business or pleasure. It notes Brooklyn and Arlington moving for repeal and contrasts men’s fists with women’s tears in political theater.
A health note links heart pains to gastric gas from indigestion. Relief is claimed from Dr. Chase's Kidney Liver Pills which supposedly stimulate the kidneys and liver, alleviating indigestion and its uncomfortable symptoms.
A new wing for St. Josephs Hospital Ledbury costs about 4.07. Colonel Robert Olds resigns as European Red Cross commissioner aged 107. Saskatoon appoints Donald Maclean to the Court of King’s Bench. Mennonite migration to the U.S. to run to fall per rail officials. Montreal Herald Press strike over Toronto orders. Frank and Mrs Dill finish Halifax to Vancouver hike. Chicago adds two aerial police for traffic and bank bandit pursuit. Twin brothers mix wins at a San Francisco military track meet. Six firemen killed as Bamegat Express collision injures ten. Marine Board asks Prince Rupert for lumber-loading ships. Asthma remedy by Dr Kelloge touted as quick relief. England cuts Canada war debt by $100 million in the past year.
Provincial Veterinary Health Officer Dr McClellan says spring stock condition shows winter outcomes were favorable. He notes cattle health is better than a year ago and praises rising demand for blackleg vaccine and filtrate as evidence of preventive animal medicine.
A fragment from Cartoons Magazine shows a man directing a boy helping drive cattle and trading a ball for a moment. The boy jokes about leading versus owning stock. A clerk and stranger exchange lines about room rates and a ratteap in 73-cent rooms.
Quirk of language notes a man trained by nature to nap thrives but can strain at times and missteps. The line suggests seeking Mivard's and speaking openly about one’s needs.
A Meaford Ontario reader testifies that Lydia E Panett Product relieved backache and nervous dizziness after using the Vegetable Compound. The ad claims the remedy restores vigor and recommends it to other women while noting private, confidential advice from Lynn Massachusetts.
A Chicago banker dictates a letter to a stenographer asking to tell Mr Williams what will meet him in Schenectady. The stenographer asks how to spell Schenectady and the message ends with a garbled line mentioning Alban.
An advertisement extols Williams Pink Pills as a harmless medicine that builds blood and restores vitality. It targets pale women, growing girls, and the elderly, claiming the tonic aids recovery and improves appetite, with testimonials and a sales address in Brockville, Ontario.
The Morning Post notes widespread sympathy for Admiral Sims in the United States over his remarks on Anglo Irish relations. The piece argues against treating his comments as evidence of official U S policy toward Ireland. It also highlights Illinois paper industry scale, with over 150 million dollars invested and 11,000 workers earning more than 18 million yearly.
The text declares Dr. Thomas' Eclectric Oil originated in Sanada though not its birthplace and credits its fame spreading to Central and South America, the West Indies, Australia, and New Zealand. It urges buying at home to boost local prosperity by circulating money within the district.
Alberta poultry division representatives train ten thousand Ukrainian farmers on the why and how of poultry farming. The program aims to improve stock, increase egg production, and organize cooperative egg handling across Alberta's farms, which are in rough regions.
A small boy struggles with a heavy hand-cart up a steep hill as a clergyman offers advice. The boy rejects the guidance and retorts that the clergyman should instead give him a shove, emphasizing self effort over instruction.
An American visiting Rome hired a cab driver as guide and boasted that Rome’s grand churches could be built in two years. The driver replied that St Peter’s took 50 years, and the two discuss other large buildings as they tour, revealing cultural contrasts and a boastful exchange.
Astronomers track a fast hypervelocity object moving about three hundred miles per second and identify it by multiple methods since it remains invisible to the naked eye.
Fringe is in fashion for women’s outfits with crepe de chine fabrics. The decor features blue and pink silk fringe on garments. Designs include a long shirt draped to blouse at the waist with a tied side knot and a blue crepe collar. Turback cuffs match the blue crepe.
The Department of Trade and Commerce bulletin notes Germany is not Canada’s largest European market, France remains the chief customer, yet exports to Germany in the past fiscal year surpassed 1913 14 prewar figures. Exports to Sweden Norway Turkey Spain and Portugal also increased with total wheat shipments rising by about 10 000 from 17 million dollars to date.
Aconite and camphor are the principal chemicals used in making joss sticks. The aconite aids rat and mouse resistance while camphor provides a steady flame as sticks burn. The aroma comes from various flavoring drugs used in production.
Fred Roberts of 1624 Georgia St East Vancouver BC reports long bilious illness and fluctuating appetite. After four Tanlac doses he gains appetite, strength, and relief from gas, pain, headaches, and rheumatism. his wife also benefits from Tanlac. Tanlac sold by leading druggists.
Saskatoon public utilities show net profit of 31146 since the first of the year.
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