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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 11, 1922
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR text describes a natural remedy or balm named Lord Lister and Zam-buk and hints at advantages over other treatments. Readers are left with unclear details about composition or efficacy.
Specta publishes My Canada My Canada featuring Flinor Marsden with a focus on national topics and perspectives.
The narrative describes a voyage by train, sunburn and discomfort after a river outing, and a Winnipeg arrival on a Tuesday in May. A lone woman notes railway courtesy, the Pullman experience, and reflections on an illustration of North American travels haunting memory.
A letter from Mrs. John Ireland of King Ont credits Dr Chase Kidney Liver Pills with easing severe headaches and bilious spells after long-suffering. The writer praises the remedy for restoring vigor and urges others to try the medicines.
A whimsical 1922 story follows crabs in a pool as they fight for borrowed shells. One crab watches another, learns about shells and envy, and ponders getting a new home while the hermit crab hides the borrowed shell. Next week promises more of the curious crustacean behavior.
The writer describes arrival in Winnipeg, the Arnolds meeting him, and a tour along Main Street. He recalls how Winnipeg was laid out, the Red River’s bends, and a digressive digression on Fort Rouge and early Canadian history. He mentions maps from Waghorn's Guide and plans to study Canadian origins.
A teacher shifts from math to science to quiz students on great inventions. A student near the back finally calls out to raise a hand as the lesson centers on the first talking machine and its material.
An old farmer remarks that times have changed as a boy leaves the farm to seek a city life. Back home, the family now faces mortgage payments, rent and rising costs, altering the prior pendulum of his return.
The president of the McCallen Manufacturers Association reports six hundred U.S. factories operate branch establishments in Canada, representing a capital investment of 46.6 million and employing over 2,000 workers. The note mentions wartime gains and a rise in domestically made goods.
The Branton province opens a new medical facility with funding around $500000. The Lieuten Emor inaugurates the project as a significant addition to provincial healthcare infrastructure and local conveniences.
Weather favors sowing as farmers near Botha observe wheat seeding with wedging work underway. The warm conditions drive decisions on seed supply as one farmer prepares while a neighbor continues efforts along the road allowance.
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