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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 21, 1935
Page
17
An extended column argues democracy faces tests during crises. It questions General Hugh S. Johnson’s claim that democracy best suits peace yet falters in war, and whether systems or people are unreliable. It explores self control, education, and risk of demagogues shaping public action.
Villagers of Lucca Italy believed a miracle occurred as bells of the blue church of Sant e San Pietro rang for days. An electrician traced the noise to a live tramway wire touching the belfry causing the ringing. After isolating the wire the bells fell silent and residents could sleep again.
The fourth annual Farm Outlook by Dr. William Allen and Prof. E C Hope of the University of Saskatchewan forecasts Wheat doubtful but more likely to rise, with improvement for beef cattle dairy cows and butter. Prices should rise for sheep and work horses and wool may climb toward year end.
A 70 year old man declares he was bedridden by rheumatism last Christmas and could not brush his hair or wash himself. He now works 12 hours a day, credits Kruschen Salts taken in tea, and recommends them to others. The ad describes Kruschen as dissolving uric acid crystals and aiding elimination through natural channels.
A wrist watch belonging to Mrs. Oscar Coleman of Delta, Saskatchewan, was found by a relief recipient in Luseland. The watch, missing after a carload of relief foodstuffs was sent to Saskatchewan last fall, was returned following a newspaper notice that led to its recovery.
United States enforcement agencies report a coast to coast drive to suppress crime resulting in 1219 arrests. The roundup targets farcotic peddlers, aw aid smugglers, counterfeiters, liquor tax evaders, and other treasury enforcement violators across the country. Converted details mention Canadians in maple sugar business and a note about golden eagles.
The will of Mrs. Jessie A. Goddard, 80, leaves her Newton mansion to her former servants a chauffeur his wife a cook and an upstairs girl with control of the estate. Heirs named are William Wilson and his wife Annie Margaret Macauley and Jane Douglass. Bequests totaling 200000 go to friends former servants charities churches and distant relatives.
Canada to Great Britain export figures for early 1935 show 4 781 cattle shipped between January 1 and February 21. This report lists Vanderhoof & Co Limited as the involved party and notes Windsor Ontario as the origin location.
Canada requires that no new cereal grain variety be sold under its name unless licensed by the Dominion Minister of Agriculture after tests by the cereal division of the Dominion experimental farms. The rule governs official approval before market introduction.
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