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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 19, 1925
Page
3
A garbled digest reports on international tensions with mentions of Germany and Turkey over the League of Nations reservations and possible recognitions. It notes Canadian railway orders, a Bria Empire Steel plant extension in Sydney Newfoundland, and fluctuating wages and rebates in Canada, alongside vague references to Palestine and provincial savings certificates.
A neighbor and druggist promotes a tonic as the best remedy for nervous women. The advice warns against overexertion and urges reliance on a prescription from trusted local sources. The column emphasizes health and prudent self care for women’s well being.
A fragmentary political notice mentions figures linked to Mussolini era power, highlighting senior leaders in parliament and the treasury role. It notes long tenure, Rome residence, and anticipated shifts as Mussolini era politics evolve.
A damaged OCR fragment describes Mrs. Martin of Ontario suffering heart spells and fainting spells. The text notes her husband's concern and a friend visiting while the patient could not eat. The incomplete memo hints at failed remedies and ongoing health trouble.
Milburn's Heart and Nerve Pills have been sold for over two years by The Milburn Company, Lisatted, Toronto, Ont. The product name appears on the bottle with claims of heart and nerve benefits and the ad describes distribution channels.
A fragmented 19th century style piece argues Britain should press France to rejoin debt talks and cast doubt on French conduct amid global tensions. It references wartime austerity, aviation advances, and calls for adherence to British standards as a measure of rectifying French actions.
Neuhaus director general of Borsig Works in Berlin led a meet of Suubusizialists De PF on last year’s standardization efforts. Tools and pipes are becoming standardized, with England, Holland, Australia, and Switzerland eyeing broader Europe. A dock laborer and his bride join a wedding party amid the coverage.
In Lewisham England and surrounding areas listening to radio in the dark has become a craze. Gas and electric companies report a noticeable drop in lighting bills as people cut lighting to hear broadcasts. Britain’s average temperature has risen about 1.1 degrees in the last half century with January now around 3 degrees warmer. Ainard's Liniment advertised as a hair tonic completes the item.
The speaker, Honie Earle Page of the Commonwealth of Australia, told the Women's Flan Club at Monteste that unity and co operation across the empire are vital to prevent world disaster. He warned against dissipating wartime knowledge and urged continued effort in the battle for peace to keep the empire invulnerable for centuries.
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Vague ad snippet touts quick chest relief and healing with a product named Abily wood Gil Neeviline. It promises rapid tissue action and sore or burn relief, claiming the treatment works within a short period and can make you well in a short time.
Estimates show Halifax and Prince Rupert elevators planned with Robb and James 8 as key figures. Construction cost for the Halifax project is pegged at 575000 dollars with details of traction and a broader installation plan noted. The report references Second Narrows in Burr BC and mentions a corn remedy as a minor aside.
Ina Desborough, 18, daughter of Lord and Lady Desborough, earned high praise at St Moritz after successfully negotiating the Cresta Run in a feat rarely attempted by someone so young.
Farmer guidance on trench silos and top coverings outlines cost savings and labor considerations. Advice covers trench drainage, level top surfaces, compaction, moistening, and packing with straw, chaff, oats, and sunflowers to improve sealing and reduce mould. Emphasizes long term efficiency and continued corn yields.
A proposed super system by the American Telephone and Telegraph Company would enable simultaneous broadcasting to about 12.5 million listeners. The project promises nightly operation from 8 to 11 o clock with voice transmission and a broad network to link listeners across major markets.
An American aircraft firm announces baby monoplanes built along the wing surface with costs from 406 to 2000 dollars. The 12 to 40 aero corps will manufacture them using import motors and duraimaninum construction. They claim speeds of up to 140 miles per hour.
The Edmonton Bulletin reports three tar sands advertising items received by RUC. W Lett of the CNR colonization and development department outlines tar sand based ash trays and paper weights from Ottawa Asia, noting the weights appear crude yet useful and novel.
A Minneapolis man admitted to simulating paralysis after a fall from a bar car and later sought damages from a local railroad. He had previously fooled several doctors with the act, and an electric shock exposed the ruse. The case centers on alleged injury and subsequent legal action.
A brief quip noting that men are liberal with others' funds, reflecting a humorous or critical take on financial prudence and public spending.
Fragmentary devotional text discusses biblical curse theory linked to crucifixion, referencing Romans and Old Testament motifs. It notes Assyrian and Roman punishment concepts, mentions Julius Caesar era punishment, and contemplates Messianic implications and the curse of the law.
A fragmented report notes opposition to a plan to brighten pubs and make drinking bars more attractive. It mentions Lady Lawsen and a church or civic group urging restraint, with focus on reducing drunkenness among women and the community’s response.
Berlin reports say Professor Prungst in Syankfurt plans an experiment on a young ape to develop soul and intellect, using a Malayan specimen said to act like a human. The project, described as risky, involves a bottle rocket and close observation in a domestic setting.
University of Saskatchewan economists led a short course on bread grains noting 1925 Western Canada wheat prices likely lower than last year. W W Swanson warned that plow demand will rise, predicting plows priced above 1923 figures as global grain markets shift.
A fragmented clipping notes political chatter about Alberta coal in Ontario and a Conservative leader’s remarks on provincial issues. It references Ontario using Alberta resources, and mentions a teacher remark and a curious anecdote about an illusionary wizard, ending with an ad urging Minard's Liniment for sore throat.
Fragmentary ad copy describes infant cold relief via Vicks VapoRub applied to chest and throat. It claims quick, visual relief within about 15 minutes and emphasizes not swallowing medicine. No clear sources or dates accompany the text.
A federal proposal in Ottawa invites British subjects and allied empire citizens to submit designs for a war monument to be raised at Connaught Square. The contest offers a $3,000 prize, with costs capped near $200,000 for construction and placement of the memorial, benefitting nations and communities affected by the war.
A major landslide along the Black Sea coast near Seba created new inlets and shapes in the water. Tong and seers were formed by the slide, reshaping the coastal landscape and altering local geography.
Report notes a proposed display of the famed aircraft around the globe, aiming to showcase the Argentine model as it nears its outreach phase. Officials mention Toska airfield as the exhibition site, with tentative arrangements to encircle the region.
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