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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 26, 1921
Page
6
A vintage advertisement touts Catarrhozone as a quick remedy for catarrh and sore throat. The copy claims it soothes bronchial irritation and offers a two month treatment for one dollar and a smaller size for fifty cents, with the product sold everywhere.
Miss Angela runs a boys club from a house on Mercy Street and wins hearts with stories and the gift of belonging. Jack Davenport confronts class conflict but is won over when he helps fund a proper clubhouse, aided by Abie Rabinowitz and Mickey Mulligan. The boys’ affection grows into a shared dream of community and joy with a silver spoon gift.
Vice Admiral Sir Frederick Tudor recounted at the Institution of Naval Architects how Lord Fisher pressed for buoyant warship ideas during the war. He claimed a talk with the Chancellor of the Exchequer led to building light craft, proposing two hoppers with 15 eas to deter German light cruisers, spawning ships like the Furious and the Glorious.
A Byron Central, Michigan hen owned by T. N. Mitchell laid daily double yolked eggs for three weeks. It then produced a six ounce egg with a circumference of one and five sixteenths inches along the long axis and one half inch at the center, containing two pe feables occiet Spematote. ed cas. A.
A Vancouver woman writes that a vegetable compound from Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co. relieved her pain and allowed her to return to farm work. She urges others to seek the remedy if they suffer similar illnesses and invites inquiries to the company in Lynn.
The article argues for health based housekeeping focusing on the bedroom. It favors two windows, sunlit rooms, uncarpeted floors with a rug, wood finishing, waxed floors, and individual beds. It emphasizes sterilizing secondhand mattresses, airing linens, and protective covers to prevent moisture and dirt, with routine washing and air drying.
London testimony on German prison camps confirms harsh conditions. Accounts from former prisoners, including Canadians, provoke indignation though likely fewer convictions at Leipzig trials. Vancouver Province reporting on the issued evidence and moral reaction.
For 16 centuries the tiny republic of San Marino has preserved its independence while completely surrounded by Italy, a remarkable feat of sovereignty amid a unified neighbor.
The 1921 Montreal passenger season opened with four liners arriving the same day the Minnedosa Canada Metagama and Canadian Fisher. Third class passengers were about 100 per cent British born, a standout feature of the capacity lists.
An associate of the Honorary Advisory Council of Scientific and Industrial Research reports that low grade magnetite ores found in Canada can be smelted commercially. Canada imports iron ore worth over 150 million dollars annually, with 94 percent of smelted ore currently imported. If successful, the country could save millions yearly.
Leaders of the Welsh miners protest the use of troops, calling it violence. They warn that prolonging strikes and halting trains could threaten the country’s industries and fuel further hardship.
Readable text notes Samoa touts a seaworm of extreme slenderness likened to a fine straw and eaten like an oyster. It also mentions Venus circling the sun at about 22 miles per second.
CL Skinnick of Maryland Street Winnipeg, a long time sea man turned stationary engineer for the Canadian National Railway, says Tanlac restored his health. He suffered four years of rheumatism with stiff knees, loss of appetite, weakness, and insomnia. Now he reports all pains and stiffness gone, appetite restored, and restful sleep, praising Tanlac.
Practical tests by HM Board of Works for British Columbia timbers Douglas fir spruce and western hemlock show they meet timber specifications. The advisory committee of timbers for the Imperial Institute endorses their use as European joinery timber alternatives.
Alberta creamery butter output valued at 5.51 million dollars for 1920. Dairy butter value not stated. Royal family members pay no taxes on their property, though they contribute as a courtesy.
The London Morning Post argues that a Franco British alliance would stabilize Central Europe and the Balkans, align Russia and Asia intrigues, and attract pro order forces across the Atlantic, presenting a stronger peace than isolated nations. It implies pacifists oppose the alliance though the deal promises peace.
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