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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 01, 1945
Page
3
Angus H McLeod Sr resents medical care and calls doctors fools while clinging to autonomy. A florist brings flowers he detests as his son Angus Jr shifts from business to journalism, triggering familial tension over defense orders and leadership.
An elderly McLeod discovers Angus Jr has married and fathered a baby after a long estrangement. A hospital bill reveal leads to comic relief as he learns of his grandson and confronts pride and stubbornness. The tale shifts to aviation news with J H Sandgathe named Trans Canada Air Lines superintendent of training in Winnipeg.
A brief note explains that households abroad could soon place small records on gramophones or radiograms and listen to voices from army and air forces. The blurb hints at lysozyme as a powerful germ killer amid the wartime context.
A veteran historian, Arthur Silver Morton, compiled a major reference on Western Canada’s early fur trade era after extensive research in London’s Hudson’s Bay Company archives. The Calgary Albertan notes his year of study included interviews with elders and journeys to forts and battle sites, creating a standard reference on the period. Buy War Savings Stamps regularly.
A Peterborough Examiner quote condemns the phrase common man as limiting while praising uncommon individuals who drive progress. The text argues opportunity for all to become uncommon, so long as not nuisances to others. It then notes the cat's eye cornea curvature, enabling wider peripheral vision than humans.
Fr. Galbraith, Red Deer Advocate publisher and Canadian Weekly Newspapers Association president, told the Ottawa Rotary Club that weekly papers are vital to communities. He noted wartime pressures and long editor routines, stressing editors’ direct contact with readers and the responsibility they bear to foster a better nation.
A recipe for baked fish with an all bran stuffing. Includes steps to prepare fish, seasoning with salt paprika and butter, and a stuffing made from bread crumbs all bran onion lemon parsley and water. Serves six with garnish of lemon wedges and parsley.
The Canadian minister of trade and commerce Hon J A Mac Kinnon indicated Canada plans to operate a merchant navy after the war. In a New York Journal of Commerce article he stated the department believes direct sea communications are essential for the economy and all routes will be developed to avoid any gaps in trade to and from Canada.
Anne Adams offers two sewing patterns, 4668 for a button-it-yourself frock and 4666 with a flare sleeve option in sizes 2 through 10. Includes yardage details, color views, and 20c order with name address and style number sent to Anne Adams Pattern Dept Winnipeg. Mail delays noted. Some unrelated line about temples appears in text.
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