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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 28, 1928
Page
3
In Montreal and Winnipeg era scenes, Mrs Kalinski recalls fashion and charity work while women debate social reform. Helmi and baby face housing and care changes as Mrs Herriott moves in, decrying harsh social realities and seeking stability for the child amid community aid and personal ambitions.
Indigestion is excess stomach acid and neutralizing with safe remedies helps. Phillips Alk of Magnesia is touted as standard with physicians for 50 years, offering quick, harmless relief with one tasteless spoonful in water. Each bottle includes full directions and is available at drugstores.
Rumors say the League of Nations may relocate from Geneva to another European capital as talks restart after the villa housing delegates was deemed suitable for a league palace. An English villa proprietor has refused to sell, fueling push to move to Vienna or another city.
The article notes New Zealand leads per capita dairy cows with 93.1 per hundred, Canada ranks second at 404, followed by the Irish Free State at 400. Australia shows 39.9 cows per hundred. The piece closes with a human nature remark about aging and mobility.
Debate on federal aid ending for Class B fairs prompts Alberta and Saskatchewan legislators to discuss replacing grants With Alfred Speakman and Moe McLean weighing the value of large educational fairs versus smaller agricultural fairs and side shows The discussion references Class A fairs receiving federal aid and notes past increases by provincial governments to support B fairs in anticipation of federal withdrawal.
In Henan, Marshal Feng Yubisiang orders loosening of feet for mothers and grandmothers, not just young girls, with persuasion and coercive measures if needed. A Bureau for Liberation of the Feet employs agents to inspect homes and rewards households for discarding foot wraps, reporting over 25,000 sets collected in one month. Also notes Thomas' Electric Oil as a remedy for chilblains and frost bites with prompt relief and easy use.
Alberta farmers threshed about 39,000,000 bushels of grain in the last part of winter and spring. Wheat prices rose from 20 to 23 cents a bushel, letting many hold grain over winter and still profit as spring arrived.
Mrs. Harry Nesbitt reports her child endured a severe bout last fall with blood in stool. After trying unnamed medicines and two doses, the child improved within a short time, appearing much better afterward.
An article discusses correcting irregular and misaligned teeth. It explains early orthodontic treatment, use of metal bands and bars, and how bone remodeling allows movement. It notes starting around age eight yields easier results and that delayed cases are harder to correct, with fewer options for adults. It also mentions other topics in the issue such as rural stations and a worm exterminator, reflecting a miscellany page.
The excerpt blends religious reflections on purity through Christ and how Jesus unites with human nature to heal and restore. It cites Canon Liddon and notes Afghanistan's Ameer as an early sovereign on a trip, and Margherita of Italy as the first queen to descend by submarine near San Remo.
A doctor warns against sucking which harms digestion and can affect mouth and adenoids. Tips include pinning sleeves, using tens, or cardboard to stop the habit. Also discusses irregular bowel action causing weak bowels and constipation and recommends Fletcher’s Castoria to regulate bowels. The product is vegetable, harmless, marketed for three years, with a booklet on motherhood and the Fletcher signature on the wrapper.
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