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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 03, 1937
Page
3
The Earl and Lady Rosa host a tense luncheon as Crump faints after guarding a rolling pin and a mystery pug theft. Ernest returns late from Bristol, while Crump’s odd behavior and the Afro Anglo Para Rubber stock curiosities threaten calm as Mrs Featherby tends to the kitchen incident.
University experts report a new wound healing use for pectin found in apples and jelly. Studies show pectin can kill bacteria only in acidic conditions, effective on deep infected wounds when applied in the proper environment.
An American Medical Association report notes a rise in heart and arteries deaths in Canada over a decade with national rate around 2228 per 100 000 and provincial variation from Ontario 310.5 to Saskatchewan 1212. It cites one in five men dying from heart disease and urges periodic exams and lifestyle changes to curb future mortality.
Simon Commando, longtime Nipissing reserve leader believed by family to be Canada’s oldest resident at 110, died at his son Paul’s Beaucage home near North Bay Ontario of pneumonia. He fought for government forces in the 1885 Riel rebellion, the only time he bore arms.
Ringling Brothers executive John Ringling North was bitten and arm mangled by Gargantu the Great, a giant gorilla, as keeper Richard Kroner drove off the animal with a club near the circus winter quarters in Florida. The incident ends with North recovering.
Harvard laboratory experiments altered tellurium into a new metal form under high pressure. Dr. P W Bridgman reported to the American Institute of Mining and Metallurgical Engineers in New York that this first human alteration of a chemical element shows no immediate practical value.
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