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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 13, 1926
Page
6
The article notes married women traveling alone to Cuba need authorization from husbands. It also reports a 10 percent average price cut on automobile tires in Great Britain. Other items mention demographic trends in the South Seas, new two seated taxicabs in London, and various international regulatory moves.
The regular Vancouver Merchants' Exchange report shows Oriental purchases of Canadian wheat rising to 16,091,758 bushels by February’s end, up from 3,023,? bushels in 1924 25 and 508,360 bushels in 1929 24. The surge is attributed to growing demand for Canadian hard wheat and favorable prices this season.
Mrs J D McClintork of Charlotte town PA reports months of severe heart distress. She could not sleep at night, feared the pain would worsen, and sought relief after reading about similar cases. The fragment suggests a personal health note or reader letter about heart symptoms and worry.
Advert shows H. and N. Pills offered by The Milburn Co. Limited in Toronto Ontario. Dealers sell them nationwide for sleep aid with claim of full rest and no trouble, based on lengthy market presence over decades.
A devotional overview discusses Genesis 9 and the Deluge with focus on Noah’s righteousness in a wicked era. It summarizes the ark’s construction details, dimensions, and the covenant sign, noting lessons on faith, obedience, and God’s judgment.
Mr England, a well known resident, recalls taking Dodd's Kidney Pills ten years and recommending them to scores of sufferers. He asserts the pills directly target the kidneys, improve their function, and boost health and energy. British Families Migration Plan Expands Between Canada and Great Britain, with 1200-2000 families expected under a three year scheme.
Strangled with Asthma voices relief from Dr Kellogg's Asthma Remedy as breathing normalizes and bronchial tubes clear. Snowflake collector A Bentley of Jericho Vermont reports about 75 new snowflakes in February storms and notes 80 varieties of poisonous mushrooms. A miscellany reflects on wills and kindness as lifelong language.
University of Minnesota physicist Anthony Zeleny announces a new radio stethoscope enabling continental reception. In Ingomar Montana locals shut power during good radio periods to avoid interference, noting a run down B battery can mimic fate noises and the quick test is to disconnect the ground.
A fashion notice describes No. 1000 a practical school frock in cotton broadcloth with inverted plait front and plain back suitable for sizes 6 to 12. It notes short sleeves, washable material, and a 20 cent fashion book offering patterns and simple styles for well dressed children.
Unclear OCR fragment references a Winnipeg union address at 175 McDermot Ave. The item lacks coherent context, making it difficult to determine the event, date, or involved parties.
The article discusses Western Canada farming shifting from single crop reliance to livestock, alfalfa, and clovers to restore soil fertility and combat weeds. It highlights legume nitrogen fixation, crop diversification benefits, and the need for soil fertility preservation to sustain small grain yields.
Families arriving at Halifax on February 26 aboard the Cunarder Slamnia from Liverpool head to Vancouver under government aided fares. Two brothers from Newport Monmouth travel with their wives and seven children, joined by a Doncaster family bound for British Columbia. A photograph shows them on the Alaunta deck.
The excerpt blends farm guidance urging crop rotation weed and disease control and soil fertility preservation with a joke line about a Stork visit and a Navajo nurse remark. It notes the Colorado parks department logging 254 449 visitors to Buffalo Bill’s grave on Lookout Mountain last year.
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