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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 19, 1931
Page
6
The piece argues law protects rights and liberties, contrasts American views with Britain and Canada, and urges respect for law by all. It warns that disregard erodes families, nations, and individual freedom, urging a civic mindset that upholds orderly government.
Egg contests for ten years produced 176.5 eggs per bird on average, up 54 per bird from 1919. Tree inspections were 13,305 at the Indian Head Dominion Forest Nursery Station under the Forest Service, Interior Department, Saskatchewan. The article ends with a proverb about aiming.
The Financial Post notes US failed banks have liabilities of at least $3 184 370 000. After population adjustments, US failures over forty years would imply Canada would have about $90 million in liabilities if it matched US population, far below US totals since 1893.
The provincial mines department reports Alberta produced about 1.5 million barrels of oil in 1930, up from 999,152 in 1929, as naphtha from Turner Valley limestone led with 1,314,089 barrels while light and heavy crudes made up the remainder.
The Canadian Ayrshire Breeders Association records 76 reports from January 1 to 26 of cows and heifers that qualified in the ROP. Of these 87 in the 365 day division and 39 in the 305 day division, with 11 mature, 4 four year old, 7 three year old, and 15 two year old in the first class. Thirty records arose from two milkings daily.
Dr William Braid White of Chicago and Rev John P Delaney tested sound waves of the Falls and declared the cataract has a deep bass tone, reportedly lower than London’s monotone. The report blends scientific analysis with local observation.
A fragmented medical notice describes restless children and possible remedies, mentioning mild remedies and the need for care. It references constant restlessness and the impact on daily life, with unclear attribution to a health professional or source.
Sir Alfred Morine, former Newfoundland minister of justice and imperialist advocate, urged Lions Club audience to favor empire loyalty over American ties. He warned separation would yield subjection to the United States and argued Canada should push imperial advantages, wheat sales to Britain, and population growth to boost empire power.
Dr. J D Kellogg offers Asthma Remedy to ease airway tightness and restore normal breathing. The ad cites hundreds of testimonials and promises quick relief from dust induced breathing difficulties.
Work toward erection of two new grain buildings for the World's Grain Exhibit at Regina during the summer of 1932. The structures will provide 48 000 square feet of space and measure 640 feet in length with two 320 foot wings.
A horticulturalist at Ohio State University lists ten best annuals for home gardens. The selection includes cosmos calendula love-in-a-mist cornflower blue salvia and larkspur along with other top varieties.
Captain Tan Fraser, blind chairman of St. Dunstan's, shines in the Bar finals, showing courage in study and wartime service. His Parliament speeches, memory for technical subjects, and recent sculling win highlight a life of resilience and active sports at the Ice Club in Grosvenor Road.
Betty Barclay’s recipe yields Carilf molasses cookies using special cake flour baking powder salt ginger molasses butter soda. Molasses heated then shortening and soda added. Flour folded in, chilled rolled thin cut baked ten minutes at 350. Makes about 31 percent dozen cookies.
Recipe fragment describes apple snow gelatin sherbet with lemon and apple sauce, then a Persian balm claiming beauty and grooming uses. Ingredients include gelatine, boiling water, lemon juice, apple sauce, and egg white. The balm promises softness and rose leaf texture for skin and hands.
Expect large sales of season tickets for air travel as The Air Union plans to run them in England and nearby countries this year. Passengers are anticipated to love a lower fare, while a village station porter notes the 3:15 train as the afternoon service.
Ad-like text fragment promotes a health claim about eight salts and energetic health effects. It includes scattered phrases about a free trial and vague benefits, with garbled branding and no cohesive news content or verifiable details.
Lancashire inventor Clifford Stanworth unveiled a motion sensing apparatus in London that automatically lights electric fixtures and a shop window when a person comes within two feet. The device acts as burglar alarm and can trigger motors, with claims of cutting lighting costs by using lights only when needed.
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