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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 10, 1938
Page
3
Palmerino La Falce of Buffalo develops a device for cars that sounds a buzzer when speeds exceed 30 miles per hour and switches on front and rear indicators at a set maximum. The tech aims to aid lawful driving and alert police. The report also notes other unrelated items on imports and fruit grafting.
In a bizarre caper a stuffed pug Elaine seems to wag and bark, fooling Crump and others. Ernest confesses he used a taxidermist to recreate the pugnacious pet, and the earl ponders the uncanny revival while craving dinner.
A traveler touts Kruschen Salts amid constant train and automobile trips, while Ernest Bingley faces an unwelcome spotlight at his family castle. The earl plans a beanfest and a grand hunt ball, then reveals paparazzi fame and public curiosity as Ernest worries about how townsfolk will judge him.
The world's only Horse Marines passed out of existence at Peiping with a last Brecken ridge field review before disbanding. The 30 expert sabremen and marksmen served since 1912 to protect Americans outside the embassy quarters. Transfer of half the guard to Tientsin led to disbandment.
A two page illustrated booklet titled Jimmy Chew will be sent free to parents or school teachers. Write to Wm Wrigley Jr Company Limited at 85 Carlaw Ave Toronto Ontario and request Please send me Jimmy Chew. No charge, while supply lasts.
Mrs Emily Frances Doll, famed as one of the few survivors of the Indian Mutiny of 1857, died at Much Hadham, Hertfordshire, aged 85. Born in India, she stayed in the besieged fort at Saugor in the Central Provinces until relief arrived after months. Only one other child from the siege survived.
The quarterly Trade of Canada report notes imports totaling many pages, from toothbrushes to art, showing how Canadians spend abroad and how many men and women are employed in producing goods, regardless of domestic origin.
Aboard the British liner Queen Mary there are 396 clocks listed in the ship's inventory. This detail appears in a passenger or shipping notice alongside other amenities. The exact context or purpose of the clocks is not specified in the fragment.
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