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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 18, 1922
Page
3
Mrs W J Pearse of Cobourg Ontario reports chronic headaches and eye strain eased after using Dr Chase's Never Food. She says seven boxes strengthened her nerves and improved her head condition, with reliance on the product costing fifty cents a box from local dealers and Edmanson Bates & Co Toronto.
Goods valued at 98,000 gold marks were delivered to the allies by Germany in the early winter months. U.S. winter wheat production faces uncertainty as 83 James Ko Davis, Michigan Prohibition Director, is noted. Domestic buffalo domestication schemes in Canada provoke debate amid economic concerns and service savings in wartime France fuel politics and rumor of a meeting called by Rev G Quinlan Warner of Ronyn Memorial Church.
A garbled foreign visitor warns against going further west while a Birmingham Age fragment hints at Indians and ears, leaving a murky cultural exchange and incomplete quotation.
An advertisement claims thousands found relief from sciatica lumbago and neuralgia with Nersiline. It asserts the product soothes and penetrates sore tissues, offering relief for many minor pains and aches, urging trial at dealers.
Article notes Imperial conference talks on admitting Canadian cattle to Britain after the war and the need for immediate action. It also reports Captain L Hussey’s return from Montevideo to bury Sir Ernest Shackleton on March 5 at Grovicken, in the English Church graveyard, as part of the Antarctic expedition.
A correspondent recalls Lloyd George's sharp wit at a South Wales gathering where the chair began with a joke about his size. The exchange contrasts measuring a man from chin up with measuring from chin down, eliciting silence from the chairman.
Satisfied mothers claim Baby's Own Tablets provide unique relief and safety for newborns and growing children. Advertised as harmless laxative with no harmful drugs, the product is sold by medicine dealers or by mail from The Winnipeg Ontario Medicine Co. in Brock.
The readable text shows garbled phrases about escape, danger, and weapons with several broken words. It mentions noises like a tone and sounds of gun related terms, but lacks coherent context or full names, locations, or dates.
The Montreal Branch of the Canadian Authors Association reports growth in membership and influence. Notables entertained include Bliss Carman Nelle McClung and HW Meredith, son of Constable press, London. Meredith elected chairman for the year as the branch, now 129 members, plans monthly informal meetings ahead.
An old health pamphlet-style ad extols Dr Hamilton's Pills as a gentle remedy for constipation. It warns against purges and harsh medicines, claiming the product tones the liver, restores bowel action, and strengthens the system. Montreal is listed as a location.
The Prince of War England dispatched four purebred stallions and five mares valued at 55000 to his Alberta Royal Ranch Mia after a Canada visit in 1919. One stallion recently arrived in England for shipment to Alberta, reflecting a surge of the Old Country’s stock across the empire.
The new flag design features a green field with a white crescent and stars, replacing the white stars and crescent of the previous banner. Observers note its role as a symbol during a pivotal moment in national branding and diplomatic signaling.
Lumsden Saskatchewan reports a mother using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound to help her daughter's health during periods. She recommends it to women with female troubles and notes others have benefited, highlighting the remedy's near fifty-year history of use.
An advertisement touts Lydia E. Pinkham's Compound as a remedy for female troubles and related symptoms. The copy urges readers to seek relief from pains irregularities fatigue nervousness and sleepless spells by taking the medicine.
Lieut Gen Jan Smuts told the Cape Times that Lloyd George must win at Genoa or Europe risks division into two armed camps. He warned that failure to curb militarism from Poincare and Crutcharin could nullify disarmament efforts and push Armageddon as a western civilization goal. He urged Britain to consider arming if needed.
The German government reports engraving and printing presses unable to keep pace with demand for paper money. Plates cannot be engraved fast enough and presses run at capacity as 1000 mark notes and other denominations enter circulation. The note supply expands to meet growing needs amid high inflation and the introduction of new currency notes.
Alberta seed oats reach half a million bushels this spring with orders from every Dominion province. The University of Alberta agriculture faculty receives credit for advancing a high reputation, while Alberta oats and other crops win awards at national and international shows, signaling broad recognition and future growth.
The Cambridge eight topped the Oxford crew in the annual university boat race. Cambridge averages six feet one and three quarters inches tall and about 198 pounds, while Oxford averaged six feet one inch and 172 pounds. The piece argues wartime vigor disproves claims of national decline and notes India and Ceylon supply nine tenths of UK tea.
An advertisement promotes a vapor inhalation product Ca tarrhozone claimed to soothe bronchial tubes, stop coughing, and relieve throat irritation. It emphasizes rapid relief, strong healing vapor, and benefits for winter illness. The copy features hyperbolic language and sales pitches typical of vintage medical ads.
A field supervisor described arms allocated to local settlers at a meeting of agricultural officials in Valles. The speaker noted 2 738 arms were issued with 900 in active use or redistributed according to the statement.
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