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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 26, 1919
Page
6
The piece urges fathers to keep sons on the farm amid city unrest by offering real work ownership. It argues farm life can outpace city toil, stressing tangible rewards like calf, colt, pig, or poultry as personal property. It also advises treating growing sons as men, paying them for labor rather than just board.
The piece argues farm fathers should offer opportunity and incentives to their sons to stay on the farm. It cites that lack of such support drives youth to cities for better pay and independence, harming families, communities, and national welfare. It suggests encouraging salaries, roles, and pride in farm life to retain talent.
An alarming claim is made about corn salves and warts. The ad promotes Putnam's Painless Corn Extractor as the superior remedy and notes it has sold for fifty years, priced at 25 cents at all dealers.
A fragment reports a worker named Johnson sending a wire from a northern suburb stating he will not be at the office and that he is not home yet. The text references being a bit behind and walking home as the only way, with little additional context.
The New York Nation denounces bombings as hateful, urging America to reject terrorism and rely on free debate to shape social and political change. It warns that such acts may prompt harsher immigration limits and reactionary federal legislation.
A monument near Brussels honors English reformer William Tyndale with inscriptions in English French and Flemish. Despite four years of occupation by German forces the monument shows no material damage though inscriptions are faint due to no protection fencing and may need cleaning.
An advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Cure with internal use and mucous membrane action. A separate note reports the Russian Soviet Government's 1919 budget projects 20 billion rubles revenue and 50 billion rubles expenditure, with a plan to cover the deficit via new paper money issuance.
King George and Queen visited Leicester and urged that victory in peace requires united effort from all classes. He appealed to build a new order for common life and renew liberty and freedom ideals, echoing wartime unity and sacrifice. The piece ends with an unrelated Holloway's Corn Cure plug.
London officials propose forming a commercial fishermen's company with 400 war built travelers and drifters handed to the fishermen as share capital. The Treasury would fund start up, no profit motive, and the aim is not to compete with existing firms.
Readable portions mention Minard notes and a humorous exchange about dinner time with a child. The piece resembles a humorous anecdote from Pearson's Weekly, preserved in fragmentary form.
Ethel notes Agnes forced her husband to make extensive alterations. The discussion shifts to infant worms and the dangers of delays. Miller's Worm Powders are promoted as a remedy that targets stomach and bowels to prevent recurrence and repair worm-induced damage.
A fragment notes a dog fight on a street described as deliberate, with one dog defined by its apparent dignity and a casual assertion of the act. The text provides no clear dates, organizations, or participants beyond the scene.
The article notes vast Chinese mineral potential including coal in Shansi iron and copper in Ceechwan and Yuannan with later hints of gold silver antimony and agriculture. It also cites England and Wales liquor control reducing convictions from 1915 to 1918 while discussing coin value and soldier comforts.
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