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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 19, 1932
Page
2
Castoria promises gentle relief for a fussy child with digestive trouble. It claims to ease stubborn bowels, restore quiet sleep, and avoid narcotics, emphasizing safe, mild action for rest and parental peace.
Lord Irwin expressed optimism in western Canada while Prince Peter of Montenegro died in Bolzano Italy. Green peas said to originate from King Tutankhamun's tomb are grown at Pass Lake Ontario. The U S Senate rejected a year long suspension of armed construction. Cattle shipments to Britain rose 580 head via Montreal. Western provinces plan June talks for Imperial Economic Conference. Captain Bailey and Simon Lake plan to raise the Lusitania. work to begin this fall. Halifax ports chiefs reassigned. Esquimalt to gain new commander. A pool for Canada Latin America export proposed to protect brand identity. Churchill urged US Britain to lead world toward progress. Calgary may share 10 percent old age pension costs if Alberta takes 75 percent burden. Cescho-Slovakia may raise sales tax by 25 percent.
Investigators in Ramaton Ontario probe the strange case of Abadiah Markle a pauper buried at the city’s expense who died with a bank balance later found to be $14,000. In a storage warehouse witnesses opened packing cases revealing a bizarre assortment of items from old hotel notepaper to hundreds of hats and peculiar miscellaneous goods.
The ad showcases a light navy blue spotted model in crepe silk with a soft scarf collar, plus alternate plain crepe options in beige. It suggests summer fabrics like handkerchief linen and tub silks, notes Style No 899 for bust sizes 18 to 42 inches, and lists fabric yardage and a 25 cent price.
Fragmentary ad text promises guidance on soothing crying babies and urges readers to write today to receive a free mailed guide. The snippet mentions many babies and mothers and a trade with a payoffs theme typical of old advertisements.
Colonel Lorne Winfield Mulloy died at his home on the St Lawrence River in Ira vels Ontario at 11 p.m. Sunday February 1 1932 aged 83. A blinded South African War veteran he rose to become a leading speaker on political economy and an influential advocate for Empire unity and compulsory service.
A fragment notes a vegetable remedy approach from a doctor named Carters Latte related to stomach, liver, and bowel concerns. The unreadable OCR leaves uncertainty about concrete actions or outcomes.
A Sunday school note outlines Genesis chapters 32 and 33 with a devotional reading from Matthew 6. The lesson describes Jacob’s fear of Esau and his strategic bowing and gifts, Esau’s likely magnanimity, and reflections on forgiveness and conscience.
Recipe for lemon sponge pie with eggs lemon juice rind sugar flour salt butter milk and egg whites. Mix yolks with lemon and sugar then fold in stiff whites. Bake in a pastry lined tin at high heat then finish at 350 degrees until set.
A compact old fashioned quick bread recipe using 3 cups flour 2 cups All Bran 14 teaspoon salt 14 teaspoon soda 2 teaspoons baking powder 1 tablespoon sugar 14 cup molasses 2 cups milk 2 eggs 2 tablespoons melted butter 1 cup chopped nuts. Prepare dry ingredients lift bran then add molasses and egg slightly beaten to milk. Stir until just combined then fold in nuts and butter. Pour into greased leaf pan and let stand 15 minutes. Bake moderate 325F for 60 to 90 minutes.
The largest welded bridge in the world was finished in Pilsen Czecho Slovakia crossing two railroad tracks with a 1614 foot span and 200 foot width. It weighs 145 metric tons, about 21 percent lighter than a riveted counterpart, and features a spiral ramp at one end due to space limits.
Yellowstone National Park observers report Old Faithful geyser erupts to a height ranging from 85 to 130 feet. The display attracts visitors and confirms ongoing geothermal activity within the park.
A magazine-style advice piece urges women to maintain youth and beauty, quoting Hugh Trevor on aging. It promotes Lux Toilet Soap as the secret to a fair complexion and enduring allure as screen stars claim regular care preserves youth.
Russia arranges an eight million dollar long term credit to Turkey based on a barter of goods rather than cash. Foreign Minister Tevik Rushdi Bey announces the first Soviet credit, allowing tools machinery and fertilizers in exchange for Turkey's natural resources including tobacco wool fruits and minerals.
A collection of curious facts notes that a single drop of blood holds three million red cells and more germs dwell in a codfish mist than in the world’s population. sand grains outsize by millions, threads of silk, and metals drawn to extreme fineness. it also claims the Nile’s origin lies in tiny springs near the Mountains of the Moon, in equatorial Bel gian Congo near Lakes Edward and Albert.
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