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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 10, 1921
Page
2
A grocer notes he earns less profit on Red Rose Tea than on other teas but recommends it to customers to ensure they receive the best quality available. He emphasizes honesty about margins and the aim of providing top-notch tea.
An analysis of Canada’s taxation system born from the Great War, arguing that taxation and its collection must be reformed to ensure equity. It discusses national, provincial, and municipal levies,Income Tax administration, and calls for thoughtful public debate and practical reforms.
A London Mail snippet recalls small French land divisions and 1913 peasant farmers owning their plots. A boarding house woman boasts the figure while a war hardened Loader reacts with surprise about a Maine reference.
The Saskatchewan province is described as one of the world's largest wheat areas. It spans about 251,700 square miles and is said to equal the combined size of France Belgium and Holland. Past seven years output ranges from 600 to 700 million bushels with vast arable land and growing banking branches.
An advertisement urges women in poor health to use Dr Hamilton's Pills to cleanse the system, purify blood, regulate bowels, and restore strength. It promises better appetite, less fatigue, and daily well being. Available at WT dealers of The Catarchozone Cow Montreal for 25 cents.
A brief exchange shows a sick wife and a hopeful tramp. The woman offers a job in a few days, but the tramp responds that it will be too late as she will already be able to work herself.
Ninety three new locals join the Saskatchewan Grain Growers Association in 1920, raising the total locals to 1054 by year end. The passage notes the rapid expansion of the farmers’ cooperative movement in Saskatchewan during that period.
A reader testimonial endorses Dr Williams Pink Pills as a cure for anemia and fatigue. The ad asserts symptoms like indigestion and shortness of breath improve after taking the pills, claiming reliable blood nourishment and energy return. Mrs T Flynn of Erinsville Ontario shares personal relief after using six boxes, urging purchase through local dealers or by mail from The Dr Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ontario.
Henry Ford tells the New York Tribune that the modern world is youthful in many vital ways. He notes only a few motor cars thirty five years ago and highlights wireless, airships and farm tractors emerging in under half a century. He argues this rapid tech progress fuels optimism for solving present difficulties. Montreal Star
A fashion feature by Gertrude Beresford describes a dress using organdie with a paneled sash and bright green straw hat. An accompanying Miller's Worm Powders advertisement promotes safe deworming for children, claiming digestive benefits and improved health.
A report compares pension scales for disabled soldiers in the United States and Canada. It notes higher Canadian pensions for totally disabled veterans and outlines added amounts for wives and children, including increments for each additional child. The summary hints at broader wartime financial support and varying schemes.
An advertisement extols Dr J Ty Kelloge asthma remedy. It claims inhaled smoke or vapor reaches bronchial passages to ease restrictions and soothe distress. The copy invites readers to try the product and notes many grateful users would welcome a package tonight. The text ends with an odd jaguar spotted description.
Six five month old female Airedale pups for sale. Registered and bred from imported blood lines. Agents wanted. Address and contact details appear garbled but indicate interest in selling and potential commissions.
A collection of diverse items reports on court actions against cock fighting, a Russian baron moving to the U S cattle trade, Shackleton planning a polar expedition, and Italy unrest with many arrests and deaths. Also noted are papal calls for peace among warring nations, Calgary Institute of Technology contract, and a World War era memorial burial.
An advertisement promotes Cascarets candy cathartic with promises of a pleasant laxative effect. It claims to help bilious, sick, or headachy feelings by morning and appeals to children who will enjoy the candy while benefiting the liver stomach and bowels. Boxes priced at 10, 28 or 50 cents.
The value of Manitoba dairy products for 1920 is estimated at 15 million 999 thousand 46 dollars, reflecting the province's principal agricultural industry and market output.
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