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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 21, 1929
Page
3
A fragment describes stomach pain relief using Milk of Magnesia. Claims that a spoonful neutralizes excess acids instantly and that genuine Magnesia prescribed by physicians corrects excess acids. Mentions years of use and urging to buy the genuine product.
Wilkinson and Donald battle a spreading slash fire along the coast in dry heat. Fire breaks are dug as logs, brush and wildlife flee, while Connie aids with messenger runs and the mill crew fights to save structures and timber from the blaze.
Public health note on influenza prevention urges throat care and hygiene. Gargle three to four times daily with Nerviline and take Dr Hamilton's Pills to cleanse the system and curb infection. The advisory stresses keeping the mouth and throat clean to reduce flu spread.
A fragment discusses a lemon based recipe with lemon rind sugar butter and water as it simmers then bakes with brown sugar and raisins. It also mentions a corn removal product named Hollo ye Comm Remover to treat painful growths.
A new bill before Parliament aims to encourage cinema houses as educational aids. The Education Ministry supports a moving picture department with vehicles and equipment for school showings in remote towns, with open area screenings in villages. In Sofia a cinema ticket costs 10 cents, school shows offer seats for two to three cents, and children are barred from night showings.
Canada remained the top buyer of Ayrshire cattle from Great Britain last year, purchasing 3 head for a total value. Other exports included Kenya Colony 81, South America 14, Denmark 13, South Africa 12, United States 11, and Ceylon 3. Aluminum street cars, lighter and quieter than steel, are being tested in several US cities as peppermint's rise reduces use of the white variety.
The Sun Life Assurance Company of Canada reports a large financial figure set including 1,896,915,000 and 441,244,000 in assets and related indicators, highlighting a robust capital position and significant reported values across multiple line items. The data underscores the insurer's financial strength and scale.
The report shows total in force at 1,00,518,984.87 with significant increases and strong reserves. Net profits from redeeming securities amount to 11,025,854.59, dividends and bonuses rise, and special dividends are planned for long term policies. The company emphasizes low net cost life assurance and shared prosperity with policyholders.
The steel worker, railroad yard worker, and miner are the three most hazardous jobs in America, with others including glass blowing and meat packing. The last year saw fewer accidents in most industries, but one in sixteen workers were injured, averaging 71 lost days, and there were 155 minor fatalities per major one. Total time lost to accidents exceeded 19 285 years.
Mrs Sam Speers of Innisfree Albena describes her infant’s eczema starting at three days old. After using Cuthura Soap and Ointment, the baby improved after the first treatment and was fully healed in two months. The ad promotes Cuthura as a world famous beauty product.
A compact series of quotations on truth from poets and critics. It assembles lines from Psalm xci 4 Shakespeare Goldsmith Johnson and Boswell to celebrate truth as a shield and guiding light. The collection weaves themes of honesty, virtue, and moral courage through brief dramatic snippets.
The report notes 6029 miles of roads built in 1927 and 44416 miles under patrol or maintenance. It cites coal in northern elands with favorable mineralization per George F. Mackenzie former Yukon gold commissioner. Hurricanes at 80 mph yield 32 psi. Minard's Liniment is advertised for coughs and colds.
A new Edmonton group named the Edmonton Industrial Association was formed with J. B. Starky of the Penn Mine as president and W. R. Howson as vice-president. It hosted a dinner for 150 business men to promote Edmonton made goods and local industries.
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