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Newspaper

Macgregor Herald

Location

Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada

Date

May 05, 1938

Page

3

Earl and society mingle at Bingley party mischief continues

Ernest Bingley hosts a London style gathering with the Countess Bathberry and Sir Peter Tyler. Otis Wyncoop discusses grand expansion plans while Clara Martha Phelps flirts and Mrs Wyncoop glimpses high society intrigue at the Earl of Bingley’s scene.

Mr. Wyncoop Columbia Ocean Earl Clara- Martha Phelps Ernest Countess of Bathberry Sir Peter Tyler Tyler Pan- Atlantic Products Clara-Martha Phelps Mrs. Phelps Peter Tyler Satan Wyncoop Sir Peter Otis G. Wyncoop Counttess Mra Lime Armina Bumpty Beddington Mra. Wyncoop Bumpty Willy the Nipper Beeville Nebraska Duchess of Bedding Bingley Ernie

Invisible Ear Drum Patent Claim For Deafness Relief

The Invisible Ear Drum by A. O. Leonard son of the late Rev. A B Leonard D D long secretary of the Board of Foreign Missions Methodist Episcopal Church offers relief from deafness and head rises. It greatly improves hearing for ordinary conversation church and theatre. Inexpensive and blessed to many. Write for booklet to A O Lemard Inc Suite 375 Canada Cement Building Montreal.

A. O. Leonard A. B. Leonard Board of Foreign Missions The Methodist Episcopal Church Lemard, Inc Canada Cement Montreal

Easter lilies most popular Easter gift says telegraphs chief

Donald Ross of Canadian National Telegraphs notes Easter gift choices remain stable with Easter lilies, tulips, hydrangeas, and rambler roses common. He adds white fly wings popularity and that Bermuda lilies do not arrive in Canada. All Easter lilies are home grown.

Donald Ross Montreal Canadian National Telegraphs Ross Canada

Card Prophecy Not a Fake Duke Tests at Duke University

The Duke scientific test of prophecy involved 40 participants predicting card distributions from five suits of cards. Over 100,000 trials yielded an average 5.14 correct, with 113,015 decks prophesied. Dr. J B Rhine claimed odds against chance are 400,000 to one.

Duke University Durham N.C J. B. Rhine Journal of Parapsychology

Ottawa and Ressigouche to be new Canadian destroyers

Defence Minister Ian Mackenzie announced in Vancouver that two British Admiralty destroyers will be named Ottawa and Ressigouche, to honor river names. The ships will sail to the Pacific Coast once Parliament approves the purchase price, with Canadian crews to bring them from Britain. They are sisters of the Fraser and St Laurent.

Canada Ottawa Ian Mackenzie Defence Vancouver Pacific Canadian England Pacific Coast Fraser St. Laurent

Grandmothers redefine aging as active, chic in Chicago club

The New York World Telegram notes a Chicago grandmothers club of 39 members who ride horses, swim, bowl, fish, hike and garden. One candidate for mayor, another runs a 300 employee candy factory, a third heads a railway women’s department, a sixth sold life insurance since 34, and a fifth with 18 grandchildren runs a gravel pit.

United States New York World Telegram Chicago

Fishing Rivalry Ends With Shared Catch At Meaford

Jim Daugherty and Walt Chapman fished opposite river banks in Meaford Ontario when lines tangled and a fish was caught. As they fought to free the lines Chapman realized the fish was on Daugherty’s line which had broken. In the absence of a ruling they tossed for the fish and Chapman won the it.

Jim Daugherty Walt Chapman Meaford Ont Chapman Daugherty Solomon

Not an obstacle to force but your own hindrance

The quote argues suffering stems from personal obstruction to force and urges one to avoid being their own barrier in pursuing action and progress.

Greenwich Village Health Resort A Century Ago

A hundred years ago Greenwich village in New York City was known as a health resort with popular mineral springs and sanatorium facilities drawing visitors seeking restorative therapies and leisure.

Greenwich Village New York City

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