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Newspaper

Macgregor Herald

Location

Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Mar 27, 1930

Page

6

Calendar Reform Gains Global Interest and Support

Reform of the calendar draws worldwide attention as governments and businesses back a thirteen month year with twenty eight day months. The plan, led by Canadian E Cotsworth, creates 364 days plus a Year Day holiday, with all weeks and months starting on the same day and Christmas on Wednesday.

League of Nations Eal League of Nations Commission United States National Committee E.cotsworth Vancouver Russia China

Fragmented Readings Mix Incoherent Notes From Soo Star Column

A jumble of quotes and observations from the Soo Star includes remarks on Indiana Indians and rivers, a reference to the Simplon tunnel, and a note about renaming a Paris bridge to Pont du Canada. The text also contains a humorous exchange about a landlady and lodger and a stray remark on banking speed.

Jim Curran Soo Star Michipicoten Indiana

Unclear Health Tips on Magnesia Use and Remedies

Fragmentary ad style text promotes taking Milk of Magnesia for relief and urges avoidance of harmful methods. Mentions genuine Phillips product and physician involvement, but content is garbled and unclear about specifics.

Saskatchewan Leads Fight Against Cancer Clinics Planned

Saskatchewan moves to combat cancer with two new clinics in Regina and Saskatoon and a $120000 radium purchase. The province reports cancer as a leading death cause behind heart disease and stillbirths, with pneumonia and accidents also high.

Leckstchewan Saskatchewan Canada Regina Saskatoon America

Pink Pills Said To Cure Chronic Rheumatism

An advertisement claims Dr Williams Pink Pills enrich and purify the blood to cure rheumatism. A testimonial from John C McPherson of St Onront describes long years of pain and paralysis but reports improved health after using the pills, which are sold for 50 cents a box by The Dr Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ont.

Dr. Willams Dr. Williams’ Medicine Co Brock‘lie, Ont

Britain Public Service Earns Praise After Tiny Fail

A London telephone incident shows the British Post Office Department, a huge firm handling post, savings, and internal telegraph and telephone services, acts honestly and considerately. A man unable to reach a friend from a public booth was refunded with stamps after store and head office involvement. The episode ends with regret for any inconvenience and a nod to the department’s overall integrity.

British Postoffice Department Elephone British Post Office Department

Western Canada Share in 1929 Canada Liverpool Trade Rise

C M Le Conteaur Canadian representative at the Port of Liverpool notes a trade increase of over 400000 tons in 1929. Western Canada contributed to the rise with prairie grain moving through Winnipeg to Liverpool and machinery and dry goods returning. Asthma remedy claims reference Dr J D Kellogg and suggests a blanket cure. wording cites uncertainty about coffee but asserts remedy effectiveness for many asthmatic victims.

Western Canada Canada Liverpool C. M. le Conteur Prairies Winnipeg J. D. Kellogg

Land Commission Reports Solid Prairie Land Sales

Land Commissioner E A Field presided with representatives from three prairie provinces as land sales for last year showed fair activity despite conditions. Prepayments were generally met, many buyers were resident farmers expanding operations or planning for heirs, ten new townsites opened in Central Saskatchewan, and thirty-one more surveys planned this year along with new lines attracting settlers and increased cultivation.

E. A. Field Prairie Provinces Saskatchewan

Heart Tonic Advertised By The T Milburn Co

Mrs Norman describes faint dizzy spells and smothering episodes. She learned from her doctor the issues were heart and nerves and found relief after taking a heart tonic. One box cost 50 cents and could be bought at all druggists or mailed from The T Milburn Co Limited Toronto Ont.

T. Milburn Co. Limited Toronto

Beadache Aid and Future Health Plan Proposal

The text suggests a cure plan for Beadache involving preventing future issues, easing stomach discomfort, stimulating the liver and bile flow, and addressing waste. It mentions a “The save and harmless way” and a list of remedies or substances, including a reference to 250 telphen, in a promotional or advisory tone.

Aerial Weddings Declared Illegal in France

The French government states that marriages in the air are illegal and only civil ceremonies conducted by a mayor in town halls are legal. Despite this, Le Bourget Airport near Paris draws honeymooners with a restaurant overlooking the runway busy with couples.

France Gove Ment Paris le Bourget Arport

Plan Erection Of Manitoba Monument By Canada Board

The Historic Monuments Board of Canada will erect a marker in Manitoba to note the origin of the current land tenure system for Manitoba Saskatchewan Alberta and the Northwest Territories. The site is about 12 miles west of Winnipeg where the Portage highway meets the principal meridian and a surveyor's post was driven on July 10 1871. The monument is planned for next summer and may coincide with Manitoba's diamond jubilee celebrations.

The Historciues Monuments Board of Canada Manitoba Katchewan Alberta Northwest Territories Abont Winnipeg Portage Highway

Alberta Coal Reserve Vast Enough To Meet Centuries Needs

Alberta holds a coal reserve estimates place at 1,059,000,000,000 tons sufficient for Canada for generations. Last year Alberta’s 247 mines produced 7,334,179 tons with 2,432,729 tons shipped to other provinces. Naval Conference aims to ease distrust and pave progress. The text also notes the value comparison of diamonds and emeralds.

Alberta Canada Dominion

Dr Thomas Eclectric Oil for humans and animals

The ad claims Dr Thomas' Eclectric Oil treats inflammation and injuries in both people and lower animals, asserting it as a reliable remedy for ailments and mishaps across species. It appeals to readers with a broad scope of use for the product.

Oth House Thomas

Youth taunted bull in field attack near town

A local youth crossed a country field when an enraged bull charged, tossing him over a fence. After recovering, he shouted at the beast blaming it for the near-miss and joking about its apologies.

Peanut crop story tied to missionary seed transfer

A historical note describes how Chinese peanut crops trace back to a shipment of American peanuts sent to Daina about forty years ago by a missionary. The reference mentions Minard’s in the Stable, Ww. MA. 1829.

Daina

Germany renames Koniggratzer Street for Stresemann tribute

Berlin official decree renames Koniggratzer Street to Stresemann Street to honor the late German foreign minister Gustav Stresemann. The move erases a historic reference to Austria at Koniggratz and preserves a memory of a peacemaker in modern Germany.

Berlin Germany Gustav Stresemann Koniggratzer Street Austria Koniggratz Stresemann

Man at State University Claims Eating Two Cows

A university resident at Norman Oklahoma asserts he has eaten two whole cows during his time at the institution. He cites consuming four hamburgers daily, totaling about 1 620 pounds of beef.

A. Sediot

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