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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 08, 1919
Page
7
The Whalen Pulp & Paper Co. Ltd plant at Port Alice on Vancouver Island is receiving finishing touches and will manufacture about 70 tons of pulps daily. It is expected that over 100 men will be required for logging and sawmilling as operations begin on the west coast.
A testimonial letter from Sexsmith Alta praises Dr Chase’s Nerve Food and Kidney Liver Pills for improving energy sleep and weight. Stephen D Edwards credits the combined treatment with restored sleep and vitality after reading the Almanac. Sold by Edmanson Bates Co Toronto at 50 cents per bar and 6 bars for 275.
A fragment expresses a view on choosing desires and consequences. The speaker muses that personal self selection would be difficult if it could be done, comparing desires to burdens. The tone is reflective and cautious about autonomy.
The lesson traces the Fall to the serpent’s deception and Eve’s doubt about God's word, detailing the ensuing consequences. It outlines the disturbed relationship with God, the serpent as a type of sin, enmity between seeds, ultimate gospel hope, and penalties including pain, subordination, toil, death, and expulsion from Eden.
Swift Current district reports rapid seeding due to ten days of fine weather. Farmers in northern and western areas completed operations, with large sown areas and wheat already rising above the green line in some fields.
A partial pullback of U.S. forces from Archangel is reported as Moscow’s forces threaten a broader advance. Allied observers note redeployments and new air operations shaping the front.
Delegates at the Great War Veterans' provincial convention will consider a plan to form a western farm machinery manufacture company with capital of 3000 dollars. One third of the stock would be owned by farmers and two thirds by returning soldiers.
After two years of neuralgia cramps and rheumatism Mrs Jones of Alberta says Dodd's Kidney Pills restored her health. She reports improved sleep, reduced fatigue and swelling and urges others to try the remedy.
An old advertisement extols Miller's Worm Powders claiming to cure stomach morbid conditions that feed worms. It asserts worms are digested and evacuated, improving a child’s health and vitality. The copy asks readers if they have given what they do not want and warns to expect only what is wanted.
London reports a noted withdrawal of British lists by the president of the country with the allies removing all blacklists and ending trading disabilities. The move signals a major shift in wartime economic policy affecting commerce and industry.
An old promotional snippet urges readers to take Milburn's Heart and Nerve Pills to prevent fainting spells and weak heart symptoms. A testimonial from Miss Mary McCoy of Algoma Mills, Ontario claims six years free of symptoms after using the pills. Pills priced 50c a box via dealer or direct from the Toronto firm.
London circles oppose Atlantic patrols amid doubts over trans-Atlantic naval duties. Officials cite shifting priorities and draft constraints as the city debates defense postures.
Cured cows milk bags headline notes a fatigue and fresh sale by Dele Douglas and Company of Napanee Ontario. The notice outlines an auction or sale event related to cattle or dairy equipment with limited readable details.
Major Lomax representing West Yorkshire woollen firms arranges cloth deliveries to a Cologne firm. British textiles attract eager orders, with potential sales up to $2,500,000 if delivery were possible. Durable cloth costs 1000 marks. shoddy under 500. German merchants seek contact with British firms for better quality and price.
Mrs C D Prince of Saugiwewauk praises Minard's Liniment for curing her Quincy illness. The note expresses lasting gratitude. In Moose Jaw the city plans a swimming pool for youth with site provided by the city, funding from merchants, and construction by laborers free of charge.
An advertising blurb promotes Putnam's Painless Corn Extractor claiming it relieves bunions warts lumps and callouses with a simple soft tissue application. It pitches the product as effective for minor foot ailments and available at all dealers.
Mrs Maurice Hewlett famed as the first Englishwoman to pilot an airplane left London for the United States en route to New Zealand. Wife of the novelist she began an English airplane factory years before the war which grew into a large plant. She kept the factory open through the war producing military machines for Britain and now plans to aid the development of leases in New Zealand with partner M de Blondes at Brooklands.
Report says government troops surround Munich as Noske is appointed commander in chief of defense. Dispatch notes occupation around Lav, about 35 miles northeast of a city, with troops pressed on all sides.
Pills of Attested Value recounts Parnelee's vegetable pills as carefully studied herbs acting as sedatives and laxatives on digestion. The text claims immediate recognition of excellence and ongoing success by those who prepared and sold the remedy.
The Rotary club and city officials coordinate tree planting on last year’s basis. The city gardener supplies trees to applicants, who must prepare the ground. applications handled by Rotary, planting performed by city staff. The program aims to improve public spaces with citizen participation.
Report on holding the former German emperor accountable may miss inclusion in the Paris peace treaty due to the plenary session's inaction. Parliamentarians note the council could still push the report into the final treaty if a secret plenary session approves further action.
A furloughed Canadian soldier in London on May 3 will witness a grand procession of troops from Canada Australians South Africans and crown colonies. The route will run from the Strand to the Hotel Cecil and around Australia House Aldwych to King's Way with high tea concerts and dancing for spectators. One thousand wounded convalescents will be seated near Buckingham Palace and later entertained after the march past.
A jumbled OCR page shows medical quackery claims for Minard's Liniment and cures like a one day cold remedy with Larative Bromoi Quinine, plus odd aphorisms and a magnetism anecdote. It features misaligned text on silver magnetization and a Barry Pain quote about beauty and aging.
The Hungarian Soviet government plans to conscript those under 45 for the red army. Exemptions will cover only workers in essential industries.
A doctor prescribes Baby's Own Tablets as a reliable laxative to regulate bowels aid digestion and relieve colic teething and fevers. Mrs SP Moulton of St Stephen N B endorses their effectiveness in a dated testimonial. Sold by medicine dealers or 25 cents a box by The Dr Williams' Medicine Co Brockville Ont.
The secretary of the league of nations Sir Eric Drummond will receive a salary of 25000 dollars per year with an equal amount for office expenses and clerical staff, as reported by Reuters in Paris. A quote from Lamb notes a laugh is worth a hundred in any market.
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