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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 23, 1933
Page
3
A pasted health ad style narrative claims Kruschen salts reduce excess fat and improve breathing, citing a woman who reports weight loss and restored energy. The text blends product testimony with a fresh story about Alan Bakers and Buzzard planning a risky flight, including theft of gear, funding concerns, and a dawn departure from Edmonton.
Readers are urged to avoid dubious liver tonics as health claims appear in fragmented ad text. The noisy snippet references bile and salts and uses unclear phrases, suggesting an unreliable product. No verifiable details or endorsements are provided.
A compact devotional note quotes Hosea and Whittier on following duty and walking in grace. It argues that action reveals strength, and pondering duty often excuses effort. It cites Butler on avoiding paralysis by over deliberation and urges practical obedience.
Prince conducts the band with a drum stick baton during a lively foxtrot at the St David’s Day dance hosted by the 1st Battalion of the Welsh Guards where she serves as Colonel. His rendition is enced repeatedly before he jokes that conducting is tougher than dancing. He later acts as master of ceremonies selecting tunes.
A London West End auction sold a renowned Nelson era spy-glass for about 7700 dollars, famed for Nelson’s blind-eye gesture at Trafalgar. The sale also fetched 800 dollars for the silver watch given to midshipman Pollard who killed the Admiral’s sharpshooter.
A tourist asks his wife for guidance and admits he is lost. He quips that he is as puzzled as the average American when he indulges in the third verse of the national anthem. The exchange captures a moment of comic confusion amid travel.
An old advertisement urges mothers to give Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound to daughters entering adolescence. It promotes the tonic as a regulator and health safeguard during the teens, claiming it helps girls become healthy wives and mothers.
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