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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 08, 1919
Page
2
The piece argues small town vitality hinges on local merchants and farmer loyalty. It urges civic support for local shops, improved farmer access to services, and mutual cooperation to keep the town center thriving against city competition. It stresses shared prosperity and social ties while urging practical community improvements.
Advices via Basle report heavy losses on both sides as German government troops attack Munich. The government forces are said to be gaining ground while Munich becomes isolated from the rest of Germany.
A Polish response emerges as Danizg free port proposal faces opposition over amid shifts in postwar borders. Officials argue the plan could threaten corridor access, while proponents insist it boosts commerce and regional stability.
Claim that bad blood causes many ailments and that Dr Williams Pink Pills purify and enrich blood to cure diseases. Includes testimonial from Mrs Stills praising health improvement after use and urges women and girls to try the pills, available from medicine dealers.
A dispatch from Reval reports a major fire caused by Bolshevik bombardment in a town HI miles southwest of Petrograd. Hundreds of houses burned leaving about 5000 homeless. Narva nearby has a population around 20000 with textile works and a large fire hazard in the area. The town hall and principal buildings suffered damage.
Professors at Western University in London Ont advocate adding aeroplaning to the curriculum after receiving a university harbouring Le Rhone rotary engine and a Sopwith plane from the British war mission. The devices are praised as historic power in Allied air supremacy.
An 400 acre Aldersgrove site in County Antrim is developed as a premier aviation ground in Ireland and possibly a top station for Ulster air service. Work began last June. hangars foundations laid. staff housing nearing completion. water from Lough Neagh supplies the facility while a railway loop links to the Great Northern Ireland system.
Berlin reports that Hoff government forces near Munich were fired on repeatedly by communists. Thirteen civilians were killed and about 100 wounded. The Vossische Zeitung says the government forbids further firing on airplanes to conserve ammunition.
A garbled clipping from a cartoons magazine and a Boston Transcript brief mention dialogue reference Charlie Sapp and a possible marriage. The jagged text cites Brom Quinine and Grove with scattered lines about thunder and dark looms, offering little coherent context.
Dr Hamilton's Pills claim to restore kidney health and general vitality for women, promising relief from back pain, headaches, irregularities, and fatigue. The ad asserts lasting benefits and urges use for improved nourishment and energy.
Vancouver notes fruit prospects are excellent with reports from the Okanagan and southern Fraser valleys indicating potential gains around 50 percent. Improved conditions and favorable forecasts boost expectations for the upcoming season.
A Cincinnati item touts a new corn treatment called Freezone sold at pharmacies for a small price. The product allegedly relieves soreness in minutes as a few drops are applied to the corn, drying into a tough, non irritative coating that frees the foot from pain.
An advertisement or article extols lemon juice mixed with white petrolatum as an inexpensive skin brightening lotion. It claims to soften and whiten skin, remove freckles and tan, and preserve freshness for months with proper straining and daily massage to face, neck, arms, and hands.
Quote from Holmes about progress over position. Emphasizes movement and direction as key. Source fragment presents a motivational idea attributed to Holmes, often linked with Minard's oiniment in household lore.
In Coblenz five civilians hoisted German colors in defiance of Allied authorities as peace hopes rise. Federal troops soon took down the flags, with police and a rowdy crowd of about 200 soldiers on leave gathering near a building where a large flag flew before a military policeman removed it.
The Paris peace conference report discusses treaty clauses granting most favored nation status to Allies and associated states with reciprocity. It notes economic arrangements and mentions the British Columbia Electric Railway offering $50,000 to employees for home building or acquisition.
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