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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 23, 1932
Page
11
Albert Berger of Wingle Ontario describes severe rheumatism and back pain that left him bedbound for two weeks until trying Dr Williams' Pink Pills. He reports rapid relief and credits the pills with ongoing freedom from rheumatism, noting improved blood with new red blood cells.
Jean confronts Blaise about Nick and Claire while a London trip looms, choosing restraint for now. Blaise admits past harms but declares love, drawing close as Jean realizes his feelings despite their moral fealties and future barriers.
The text touts Canapar as odor free for cauliflower and other foods with flavors retained. It claims no fishy smell, easy cleanup, and reusable use by rinsing and drying. Made by the PARASANI Heavy Waxed Paper makers in the Green Bar.
In a London hotel scene Lady Anne and Nick ponder a mysterious elegant woman at a nearby table. The pair banter about impatience and matchmaking while the evening unfolds toward dinner and a cliffhanger. Leeds news notes cast iron blocks for pavements and UK farm losses reach $100,000,000 from animal diseases.
A compact devotional note cites biblical verses from Matthew and Barbauld and quotes Jesus inviting the weary to follow his path. It frames spiritual renewal by adopting a humble, watchful life as a route to rest and eternal peace. Included are reflective excerpts from Barbauld and Henry Drummond on renewal and simplicity.
Thousands have spent much on asthma cures with little relief. Dr J D Kellogg's Asthma Remedy costs little and is promoted as a national remedy within everyone’s reach. Your dealer can supply you.
W. R. Evans Bermuda Department of Agriculture adviser reveals a plan to grow celery in Canada from June to October, transplant to Bermuda, and harvest for export to Canada in February. An expert will travel to Montreal to plant the first seeds, speeding Bermuda to Canada celery shipments by two to three months.
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