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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 22, 1930
Page
6
The piece argues force rarely yields lasting change in beliefs or societies. It cites Butler and warns against coercive reform, noting the Soviet regime uses compulsion, terrorism, and police power to push views. It concludes reform requires voluntary mind and heart change, not imposed will.
A Mount Clare resident aged 62 learns to read and hopes to read a newspaper soon. A Cincinnati safety expert, blind, speaks at the Ontario Safety Convention, noting only 19 percent of safety comes from machinery, 85 percent from education, and urges ongoing accident prevention efforts. He recounts a personal accident that caused loss of sight.
The Canadian government will ban all import and transport of parrot birds after the first reported parrot fever outbreak in British Columbia. Provincial health officer Dr. H. E. Young says the aim is to limit the illness to a few Vancouver area cases while coordinating with U S authorities and tracing parrots recently brought from the Orient.
Mrs. James Vanalstine of Pibroch Man describes heart pain and weak smothering spells that caused her to fall and require assistance to bed. She notes ongoing suffering and use of remedies.
R G McNeillie appointed assistant passenger traffic manager of eastern lines with Montreal headquarters. Former general passenger agent at Winnipeg, he joined CPR in 1901 as a stenographer and rose to assistant general passenger agent, western lines, then general passenger agent in 1922. A farewell gift from CPR passenger department noted his service from the lakes to Field and Minneapolis.
Mrs Jas A Haugan of Bridgewater Nova Scotia writes of severe anemia and headaches eased by Dr Williams Pink Pills. She cites renewed strength and restored energy after weeks of use and notes the pills purify blood and support overall health. The advertisement promotes pills at 50 cents a box from The Dr Williams Medicine Co. Brockville Ont.
When sour stomachs strike two hours after eating the remedy is an alkali that neutralizes excess acid. Phillips Milk of Magnesia is praised as tasteless, quick, and effective with a long physician-approved history. Each bottle includes full directions and is sold in drugstores.
Dr Cyril Norwood leads a party of English headmasters returning to Toronto after a Canada tour. They plan to advise quality immigration and urge well prepared applicants, noting universities and opportunities while cautioning against unprepared moves. Norwood favors controlled Nordic immigration and limits from central Europe. Asthma Doesn't Wear Off Alone warns against delaying treatment and promotes Dr Kellogg's Asthma Remedy to prevent chronic attacks.
Manitoba airman Philip Osler paid 10 and costs after Magistrate R M Noble found he disturbed wild geese by pursuing them in an aircraft between Rosser and Meadows during the close season. Game Warden Durant testified the act worried thousands of birds. He was ordered to warn aviator friends to stop the sport.
Premier Ramsay MacDonald writes to McGill students from Chequers Park tone urging diligent effort. He cites a biblical verse and notes the annual tribute to him. The message blends moral exhortation with a health ad for Miller's Worm Powders claiming rapid parasite relief.
An order in Blackpool England directs payment of a debt totaling 60 dollars 90 cents at six cents per month. The plan highlights a long payoff period. Separately New York considers elevated playgrounds about fourteen feet above street level for children in crowded tenement districts.
In Toronto Ontario The T Milburn Got Limited promotes mailed direct orders for price and supplies. The British Guild of Blind Gardeners calls for gardening instruction for adsightless children. Blind gardeners can prune fruit trees sow seeds and thin vegetables.
Venice gains an air link to the outside world with a Trieste to Marseille service. Tri-motor seaplanes operate the route with an intermediate stop in Venice, connecting Vienna and Rome lines for passengers and mail.
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