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Newspaper

Macgregor Herald

Location

Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Jun 23, 1932

Page

6

Imperial Economic Conference and Empire trade policy

The Imperial Economic Conference in Ottawa aims to craft mutual Empire gains by removing internal trade barriers and possibly establishing an Empire currency. It envisions a unified monetary standard across the Empire and a shift toward inter Empire trade, benefiting Canada Britain Australia and others, with broad hopes for global economic renewal.

Ottawa Britain Canada Australia

Buy Locally Support Local Merchants Prompt Reason to Shop Nearby

The piece urges buying locally to back neighborhood merchants who stand behind purchases. It contrasts with door-to-door salesmen who visit briefly and lack ties to the community, arguing local shops offer recourse if a product is unsatisfactory.

Earth Upheaval tour Of Island In Bering Sea

Father Bernard R Hubbard reports a volcanic island growing in the Bering Sea region near an isolated island populated by two herds of immense sea lhomys and birds. He described a steaming lava mound pushing from the earth altering a harbor area on a Bristol Bay voyage aboard the Polar Bear.

Bering Sea Bogo- Sof Bernard R Hubbard Seward Santa Clara University Bristol Bay

Death of Pioneer Col Herbert Swinford, Winnipeg Veteran

Col Herbert Swinford, 83, veteran of the Red River Rebellion of 1870 and the North West Rebellion, died recently in Winnipeg. Born in London, he came to Canada as a boy and joined the Wellington Rifles during Lord Wolseley's expedition. He later ran steamboats on the Red and Assiniboine Rivers and served as general agent for the Northern Pacific Railway in Winnipeg and Vancouver before returning to Winnipeg six months ago.

Herbert Swinford Red River Winnipeg London England Canada Wellington Rifles Guelph Vancouver

No Fool Proof Rule For Edible Mushrooms Debated

Dr. Fred Seaver of the New York Botanical Gardens says no fool proof test exists to distinguish edible mushrooms from poisonous ones. He urges learning mushrooms by experience, noting no clear line between toadstools and mushrooms. The piece also touts Miller's Worm Powders as a trustworthy worm exterminator for children.

Flunter Fred Seaver New York Botanical Gardens New York

Woman Finally Receives Bates College Diploma After 65 Years

Mrs Sibyl Chase Ballard of Minneapolis waited 65 years to receive her Bates College diploma. She completed courses in 1367 but was denied a degree when Bates did not confer them on women. Now Bates is coeducational and she finally graduates.

Bates College Sibyl Chase Ballard Minneapolis

Faith and duty clash in sermons and risks

A university president urged faith in medicine with declamatory zeal, while a minister warned that many people gaze toward heaven with one eye while listening to earthly consolation. The anecdotes illustrate how belief shapes action and the tension between faith and reasoning in public addresses.

Univerty Heaven Earth

Reduced Freight Rates For Livestock Below Full Carload

Canadian Freight Association announces experimental one year program to lower rail rates for livestock moved in quantities under full carloads. Cattle minimums drop from 20 000 lbs to 12 000 lbs with a 6 000 lb option. hogs and sheep from 16 000 lbs to 11 000 lbs or 6 000 lbs. Rates higher than full car lots but helpful when stock is scarce. Applies to prairie province points within 200 miles with potential intermediate stop for load completion at $3 per car.

Canadian Freight Association

Persian Balm Advertises Ideal Toilet Requisite

Persuasive ad promotes Persian Balm as an ideal toilet requisite for every woman. Claims provide cooling and refreshing effects, relief from itchiness, and a velvety lotion that tones and stimulates the skin. Describes a rose-leaf texture and elegant distinction.

Prison de Luxe Opens on Welfare Island in New York

A New York paper portrays a new women’s detention prison on Welfare Island as a social event and compares its lavish features to a deluxe residence. The piece notes hot and cold water, showers, metal mirrors, and a radio in every cell, implying an unexpectedly palatial facility. It mentions a humorous ad line about Douglas’ Egyptian Liniment for hoof rot.

New York Gothram Manhattan Canada

Dandelion Defies Odds Amid Harsh Environments

An ode to resilience from a poem praising the dandelion described as arriving on time no matter the setting. It thrives despite adversity, rising after being cut and proving yellow is not a color of quitters. The excerpt notes 1929 cancer deaths totaling 111,569.

Salada Tea Company 40th Anniversary Origin and Rise

Forty years ago this month Salada Tea Company packed its first pound of tea in Toronto. Peter Larkin founded the firm in 1892, expanding to Montreal and Buffalo as the brand grew. He pioneered metal packaging and introduced a Ceylon and Indian blend, naming the product Salada to reach consumers via newspaper advertising. The business established three large tea packing warehouses in Toronto Montreal and Boston and became North America’s largest selling packaged tea.

Front Street Toronto Salada Tea Company Peter Larkin Montreal United Is Buffalo Boston China Japan England Ceylon Larkin Rth America

Stop to Cough Irritation and Dr Thomas Electric Oil Claims

Coughing is caused by irritation in respiratory passages from inflammation of the mucous membrane. The ad promotes Dr Thomas Electric Oil as a treatment to allay inflammation and stop the cough, urging readers to try it for satisfaction.

Thomas

Badly Taken In A Marmalade Jar Con Game Tale

A man pays guineas for a jar touted as valuable. A connoisseur friend inspects it and asks how much was paid. The punchline notes the dealer fleeced him yet the jar still yielded marmalade, highlighting a comic fool’s errand.

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North America The Imperial Economic Conference Ioned A. Gauducheau Paris Cuba Isle of Pines Mra Lardry Mondtoo N.B Dr. Fowler Red River Rebellion Oman Eno Deten Sal Ada Tea Company Alfred Bungay North Sydney
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