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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 06, 1936
Page
7
An advertisement extols Royal dry yeast as full strength and dependable. It highlights air tight wrappers, consistent texture and flavor, and claims seven of eight Canadian housewives rely on Royal for reliable results. The copy urges readers to avoid inferior brands and ties quality to long shelf life.
A fragmented OCR passage discusses crime as treason in early human development and references an astronomical light year. The text notes that treason was seen as a crime before certain recognitions and mentions a vast figure of nearly six million million years.
The narrator recalls a journey with Patrick Marshall across Dundas Road toward Matton and a visit to Henderson's blacksmith shop, then describes the Marshall family’s pioneer farm near Mono. He details the 1837 log cabin, early farming labor, and the brutal work of clearing timber, plus life at the Cashel home, ending with a hint of the 1837 Canadian Rebellion era.
A professional trainer with a first class football team promotes Kruschen Salts as beneficial for laxative effects and maintaining vitality among athletes, stating daily small doses aid liver kidney and bowel function and help prevent stiffness and fatigue.
A devotional note urges readers to surrender each new day to the King and seek peace by living one day at a time. It emphasizes readiness for whatever tasks God appoints, whether active work, waiting, earning, or suffering, and to be prepared for His plan. It cites Galatians 6 16 and encourages continual devotion.
Otto Dietrich the Nazi press chief states in the National Zeitung that Hitler avoided butter long before any four year plan. He cites Goering’s dictum Butter makes you turkeys roost in trees as part of stressing the Chancellor’s frugal habits.
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