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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 14, 1936
Page
3
An advertisement argues against unknown preparations and urges asking a CT HE person about headache relief before the discovery of Aspirin. It claims that prior pain relief for headaches rheumatism neuritis and neuralgia depended on unnamed remedies and on the experiences of millions.
In a western tableau at the Lawrence area, Link Fleming defends a partnership pact against Buzz Hamilton who seeks control of the dam and ranch. The confrontation culminates in a gunfight amid corral rails as Fleming and Hamilton clash over inheritance and murder accusations.
There was nothing else to do, no other way out. Fleming crooked his tinewy arm, then snapped it forward. Cr-rack! Knuckles struck chin, Burr flared, then collapsed. Link poured water over Hamilton, holstered his gun, and rode off as Rust and Buzz depart. Roper Kilgo appears.
Link Fleming faces a deadly ambush as Buzz and Kilgo fire on him near the Star Loop ranch. A landslide engineered to fail the dam halts work, reveals mercenary sabotage, and drives Fleming to inspect injuries and summon aid while urging prompt medical care and reassignment for wounded workers.
Dr J M Howie of the Church of Scotland Mission in Calabar told a Mission to Lepers meeting that lepers are easier to get along with than other people. He noted 1600 to 1700 lepers cared for in Nigeria and about 5000 under various missions’ treatment, but 20 to 50 times more were not being cared for due to lack of funds.
The Indianapolis News and Detroit Free Press weigh humor and danger in a quip about heaven being a dry warm safe place, versus prison. A police officer's admonition to a motorist about a slow down sign elicits a wry reply confusing the officer’s village with the sign.
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