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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 09, 1935
Page
3
An old advertisement touts Aspirin as dissolving immediately on moisture and “taking hold” to ease headaches neuritis and rheumatic pain. It claims safety for the heart and that doctors prescribe it. The message urges looking for the cross mark on every tablet and notes Aspirin is made in Canada and available at all druggists.
In Crevasse County a web of rustling, blackmail, and long buried secrets tightens around Dustin, Goddard, and Joe Carr. Gerald Keene and Duro Stone reveal a forged death, an immunity deal, and a plan to trap Dustin. Edith Carr learns the truth as Stone and Keene expose the conspiracy and secure justice.
An old advertisement touts Lydia E. Pickham’s Vegetable Compound claiming 98 of 100 women report benefits. It promises extra energy and a sense that life is worth living despite exertion and nerves.
Excerpted reflections praise divine preservation and trust in God. The text likens a faithful soul to a flower that follows the sun, remaining content and obedient even when God hides His face, rejoicing in His will in all conditions.
The tribe, famed for cattle rustling in Punjab, pledges not to steal cattle for the next 12 months to honor King George's silver jubilee. British Commissioner C. C. Garbett obtained the promise from 100 tribal leaders who agreed to refrain unless backsliders occur.
A poem fragment by Aline Michaelis discusses joy as a wandering melody and happiness that arrives like a lark in May. The text recalls Columbus’s second voyage in May 1494 and Jamaica’s capture by Spain in 1509, then notes milk as a high value food in 2007.
Dr. George D. Snell of Washington University reports X-ray exposure and dieting alter heredity in mice, yielding new colorations in colored strains available in St Louis with some malformations observed. Canadian faxseed stock data cited for March 1, 1935 shows 580,889 bushels with elevators, farms, and transit figures, compared to 663,668 on land in 1934. Archaeologists uncover the first wooden canoes made by Eskimos at an old Alaskan village.
Mrs Ethel Duff of 138 Wellington Street East Chatham Ontario testifies before a notary that Fruit-a-tives cured her stomach trouble and headaches in under a month. She adds her husband also found relief. The statement appears with a signature line and product mentions Fruit-a-tives Limited UIT-ALTIVES-150 and 300 widely advertised.
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