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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 24, 1920
Page
2
An old style health product advertisement touts Dr Hamilton's Fas medicine to prevent headaches and improve health. It promises quick recovery through blood work, liver cleansing, and improved digestion, claiming lasting energy and better sleep. Sold in 25 cent boxes and marketed as suitable for general family use.
A fragment shows a character named LaPeer smiling and patting the Crown stock of a rifle as he jokes about possibly firing it. The line hints at uncertainty and casual talk amid tense equipment handling.
A dying trapper named Farney lies on a cot in a smoky cabin as his nineteen year old son Danvie tends him. Farney speaks of crossing over and asks to see Dorkin before death, while venison hangs from pegs and a hickory fire glows, framing a somber farewell.
In a dying moment the woodsman Dorkin receives Farney Farury’s last instructions. The trapper reveals a hidden box beneath the bearskin holding money and trinkets, admitting years of thefts and misdeeds. He asks Dorkin to tell Willer the truth, promising to leave a legacy and urging care for the young woman. The scene ends as the storm looms and the tale continues.
Hoppers in Southern Aperta Grasshoppers have appeared at Tudor about 35 miles east of Calgary. This was unexpected as they have not been looked for in southern Alberta. Preparations are being made to sight the pests.
Sunday motor traffic will be barred in Switzerlands from May 1 to September 20 to prevent slowing during daylight hours. The regulation aims to allow people to move freely and maintain smoother travel for residents and visitors.
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The Scotswood locomotive works are described as the largest and best equipped in the British Empire. It notes plans for extensions and a high annual output, with the Armstrong Whitworth 0-8-0 loco delivered. The article highlights anticipated growth and the center becoming a world leader in locomotive construction.
An advertisement extols Milburns Heart and Nerve Pills as the remedy for nervous, tired women. It cites Mrs Pid Ryan of Sand Point Nova Scotia who reports relief after using six boxes and urges purchase by mail or at dealers.
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The article notes a retiree from China observes natives warming to the B gh people, predicts a shift toward Arabic numerals over Chinese figures in schools, and foresees young Chinese favoring the Braille system for the blind. It also praises Parmelee's Vegetable Pills as a widely valued remedy.
The department of agriculture declares stories about ancient grains and wheat germ life are fictitious. French tests suggest seeds older than several years fail to germinate, while German tests show barley and oats may germinate after long storage but most grains are not alive after twenty years.
An advertisement extols Danderine as a hair tonic that doubles beauty, cleanses with a moist cloth, adds glossy golden gleams, and revives youthful color. It claims to check dandruff, stop hair loss, and moisturize without brittleness, urging purchase at drag or toilet counters.
The article discusses early summer soil breaking methods including plow depth and follow up with packer and disc harrow to create a seed bed and mulch. It then notes rising Great Lakes commerce with freight and tonnage growing from 1880 levels through 1917 1918 and predicts substantial future growth alongside a proposed deep waterway to the sea.
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