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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 25, 1922
Page
2
An advertisement touts Catarrhroone Co Montreal with a magical healing vapor for congested throats. It claims rapid relief from catarrh, sore throat, and mucus with a three-week supply priced at one dollar for a month’s treatment.
A writer visits St Johns Cathedral and the City Hall, tours the Union Bank, and sketches Winnipes sights including Portage Avenue and a nearby park. She reads Situations Vacant ads, contemplates hiring a working companion, and weighs leaving with Mrs Fiske for Elba to pursue farming experience with Mr and Mrs Arnold's cautious support.
Reader M C E Raymus of Lindale praises Dr Chase's Kidney Liver Pills for quick thorough relief from kidney disease and related ailments. The testimonial notes their availability at general dealers and Edmanson Bates in Toronto, with a 25 cent per box price.
The Vancouver Exhibition Association plans an exceptional cattle display with entries already arriving for the fair. Prize money totals eleven thousand dollars plus silver cups and diplomas, with the Holstein Fresian Association of Canada donating additional special awards.
The Red Cross in Alberta completed plans to bring six health education films to the province. A special national appropriation will fund the program and supplies are being arranged for quick arrival, with screenings expected soon.
A reflective piece urges treating the brain with the same care as the body. It compares attention to muscles and intestines with neglect of poisonous thoughts. The author warns against harmful mental inputs, likening them to dangerous germs, and extols maintaining a clean brain.
A tale follows Pimzie exploring tide pools to learn about hermit crabs and sunfish. He recalls a New York moment while admiring a Japanese screen and imagines fields, flowers, and waters as he watches lizards and fish in the rock pool.
Minnesota officials advocate using cow nose prints as permanent identifiers like fingerprints. William E Peterson notes nose prints are infallible and pedigreed cattle should be registered. The International Association of Identification leader supports national adoption citing consumer protection against stock substitutions.
George Bushby of Victoria arrives to open a new fish by products plant at Tucks Inlet for fertilizer meal and oil production. The facility aims to produce 1000 tons of fertilizer and meat and 100000 barrels of fish oil this season and will operate year round with four tugboats and a large crew at peak season.
W H Geddes and his brother have repurchased the 14 000 acre property of Columbia Valley Orchards Ltd. The owners plan to use a large portion of the holdings for a stock ranch and other operations on the property in the region.
Canadian March exports of pulp and paper totalled 1,065 in value with gains in both pulp and paper. Rewsprint shipments reached 1,903 913 cwis, up 388 145 from March last year and set a new record. Pulp exports rose year over year by 16 888 138 cwis, with a 10 percent value increase.
A note observes an Arab drinking cold water with a spoon and rarely bathing unless his home lies by the sea. The remark highlights simple domestic habits tied to living near the shore.
A feature touts Milburn’s Heart and Nerve Pills as a cure for weak hearts and nervous exhaustion caused by domestic labor. It cites Mrs. Daniel Bezarson of Loganville NL praising the remedy after two years of heart trouble and sleepless nights, claiming six boxes restored strength. The ad notes price and distribution.
A planned mill near Faust, two miles west of Faust, will supply native shingles for roofs along Lesser Slave Lake. Bidders will set price at thirty dollars per thousand, with initial stock limited. Separate notes discuss radio advances for farms and impacts on rural life.
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