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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 29, 1922
Page
2
An old advertisement touts Catarrhovine Tea as a throat relief. It promises to ease catarrh and throat weakness by inhaling a vapor and taking the balsamic tea daily. The copy highlights a monthlong treatment priced at one dollar, available from all dealers of Catarrvasoe Co.
Orvetta Fiske, nicknamed Gypsy, stirs drama at the Fiske Farm as Mrs. Fiske frantically battles disorder and guests. Mary delivers a farewell lecture amid a tense scene with Percival, Reg, and shocked onlookers while Orvetta's striking presence reshapes perceptions.
Mrs. Tena A. Smith of County Harbor Cross Road N 3 reports relief from ten years of severe headaches. The notice suggests a remedy or program that brought noticeable improvement, inviting local readers to consider similar relief.
A partly legible diary style entry describes social scenes, a motor trip, and the search for a working companion. It notes Mrs Mille and Miss Pike, a farm visit, and a discussion about hiring a capable Englishwoman to aid with housework, cooking, and company during a mother’s absence. The narrator recalls past maids, a broken bargain, and resolving to find a suitable assistant.
Canada produced 152.0 million pounds of dairy butter in 1921 valued at 15 shillings per hundredweight, up by 11,084.42 pounds from the prior year. All provinces show gains except Prince Edward Island, led by British Columbia with a 26 percent rise, followed by Ontario Quebec Alberta Manitoba Saskatchewan Nova Scotia New Brunswick.
The Laplanders have long domesticated wild reindeer providing meat milk skins and transportation. Herds support barter and exchange within nomadic life. Reindeer supply sustenance and economic activity shaping their communities through ages.
A Fairy narrates undersea life, focusing on the Hermit Crab. The tale contrasts fearsome sea beasts with curious, amusing creatures, and explains how a Hermit Crab uses discarded shells as mobile homes while defending its tiny world with bold, restless activity.
A newspaper column offers a cordial salute to Canada and President Harding. It notes Canada’s desire for independence amid British policy, urges amiable U S relations, and highlights ongoing mutual migration and investment. The piece calls for better understanding of Canadian sentiment and support for home industry.
The remarks cover wartime duties, women’s roles, and public service. Speakers urge unity, focus on employment, peace, and moral conduct, urging mothers and young women to apply home discipline to public life and strive for better society.
April 1922 immigration to Canada reached 6,598 entrants. Among them 2,048 came from Britain, 3,268 from the United States, and 1,282 from other countries. The figures show a strong U S contribution with significant British and other international arrivals.
The piece argues Afghanistan faces threats and punitive actions over Zakha Khal, noting marching troops through the Khyber costs losses in men and goods, and that parts of the Pass are hard to command, offering routes for disruption. It mentions potential rewards for controlling the region and the strategic value to extend influence through the area.
In historic notes the judge debates Pat s denial as the evidence shows he hit a man twice, while Pat claims the first strike was a miss along with a biting attempt. The memory mentions oarsmen in Foglishs early university boat races rowing in top bate.
The record shows large pension outlays to disabled soldiers and dependents, with totals and breakdowns for disability payments, death benefits, and related Canadian government commitments. Specific figures include tens of thousands paid to survivors and veterans with disability and death benefits listed in the hundreds of thousands.
A damaged OCR fragment describes a theft and asks if the man who stole two items was confronted. It indicates the thief escaped punishment and mentions a group connected to the crime, but the text is garbled and unclear about specifics.
A new department map highlights homestead lands available in the western provinces. The color coded preview is issued for press use and intends to aid settlers in locating parcels and understanding land offerings.
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