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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 06, 1919
Page
7
Medical company in Goshen Indiana announces a notice or alert. The readable fragment indicates a location in Indiana and a company related to medical services or products. Further specifics are not available in the text.
The British Museum features an almanac claimed to be 1200 years older than the Christian Era. It is said to originate in the era of the Ramesside rulers, specifically during the reign of Ramesis the Great.
An old home remedies guide explains simple steps to ease catarrhal deafness and head noises. It recommends飮 warm saltwater gargles, steam inhalation, and maintaining nasal clarity. The piece cautions against delaying treatment and emphasizes early relief methods.
F. J. Richardson of Calgary elected president of the Western Canada Fairs Association RM. Manson KC of Br elected first vice president J F Day of Red Deer elected second vice president and J Stark of FE elected treasurer at the recent Calgary meeting. The next convention is set for January 1920 in Edmonton with dates to be finalized by the executive.
Senator Poindexter of Washington attacked the League of Nations in a Senate remarks on the prepared address. He warned US entry would surrender rights and sovereignty, abandon the Monroe Doctrine, and conflict with the Constitution. He described the league’s machinery as indeterminately Soviet-like.
A provincial assembly resolution urges dividing British Columbia into two provinces with the Cascade Mountains as the dividing line. The measure recognizes eastern interests and notes difficulty in coastal governance. A second action deals with Doukhobors, contending they be treated as Canadian citizens and subject to duties and restrictions where applicable.
A testimonial article recounts a man with kidney disease who, after using Dodd's Kidney Pills, regained strength to perform heavy homestead work. He credits the pills with easing pain and improving health, and urges others with kidney trouble to ask neighbors about the relief they provide.
Dispatch from Ambassador Bakhmeteff reports Siberia Archangel and Southern Russia reject meeting Bolsheviks at Prince’s Islands. They endorse allied collaboration to purify Russia but denounce Bolsheviks as traitors and foes of order.
London reports debate on excluding aliens and deportation measures as 20 000 enemy aliens gathered at Rotterdam may return to England after peace. Dominion lands office in Prince Albert notes interest in tropics land for homesteading grazing as total eclipse approaches in May.
A Sunday school lesson on Joshua portrays him as Moses’ successor, chosen to lead Israel into rest. It emphasizes unwavering obedience, God’s renewed land promise, and Joshua’s courage, urging readers to study God’s law and act without doubt as they pursue fulfillments of divine inheritance.
The article notes that Faire Saskatoon dates and the soak date for event 119 are being set by Western Canada authorities. It emphasizes that scheduling decisions rest with regional organizers to finalize the calendar.
The article discusses women's health rights and access to care. It links health to active, productive life and mentions medical supplies and treatments. It references Pink Pane and Dr. Williams in relation to health education and treatment approaches.
Reports from Vienna say Dr Frederick Adler who killed Premier Sturkich in 1916 is proclaimed president of the German Austrian republic by defence troops outside the town hall. The item notes the unusual political development amid wartime chaos and claims from Vienna via Ex.
Satisfying relief from lumbago with warmth given by an external remedy. Penetrates without rubbing to ease aching spots quickly for sprains stiffness headaches and lumbago. Made in Canada. Big bottle offers economy.
The report says the proposed conference with the Russian factions on Prinkipo Island has not been abandoned only the initial invitation. A new invitation is under consideration and will be issued once assurances are obtained that it will be accepted.
Fragmented notices show Minand's Liniment Co. letters praising paralysis cure claims and Alberta stockyard export data for 1918. The text includes promotional language for remedies and mixed references to shipments, values, and health anecdotes from Alberta and Yarmouth.
The Waskada district agreed to provide 100 bushels of Marquis wheat at 4.25 dollars per bushel to secure the best strain for a Manitoba farm. A. Atkin, a local farmer, won the Marquis wheat sweepstakes at the Manitoba Soil Products Expo in Winnipeg last February.
Medical authorities state that about nine tenths of stomach trouble arises from excess acid not lack of digestive juices. The stomach becomes irritated and food souring causes burning gas and pain. A simple remedy is suggested to reduce sourness and indigestion.
January migration shows Western Canada welcoming 828 new settlers. Personal effects value for the month stands at 69000 dollars versus 65256 last year. Cash brought into the country totals 622220 dollars, up from 148000 the previous year. Seventeen motors were shipped in by these settlers, compared with 35 cars in January 1918. A Berlin wireless states the Allied Supreme Council requests a statement on Germany's war material stocks, focusing on machine and aeroplane motors and seaplanes, tied to Polish question stance and conditions.
The Regina Exhibition Association outlines a major upgrade plan aimed at making its annual show the standout event in western Canada, comparable to Toronto's national exhibition in eastern Canada, with expenditures totaling $94,000 for buildings and grounds.
Mrs. G L Cook of Brandon Manitoba praises Dr Chase's Kidney Liver Pills for four years of relief from liver related sickness. She says the pills let her avoid doctors and that her husband uses the product for kidney health. She notes the pills cost 25 cents a box and are sold by all dealers through iamsdon Bates Co Limited Toronto.
In Lape town South Africa the assembly debated republican propaganda. Sir Thomas Watt, interior minister, argued Britain has shown utmost consideration and sympathy. Gol. Mentz, lands minister and former Transvaal Republican, pledged to honor past Vereeniging pledges if Britain remains faithful.
Ecuador establishes a course in scientific agriculture at its central university. Minard's Liniment touted for colds and related ailments in the same era.
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