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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 26, 1932
Page
2
Dots run in blue and white nautical flair over a waist coat style blouse in washing silk. Simple youthful fashion with a fitted waistline and matching blue artist’s tie. Sizes 14 to 38 bust, fabric needs 12 yards for size 16. Pattern price 25 cents in stamps or coin. Wrap coin carefully.
Practically all the poor elevators to the Prince Albert division of the CNR will contribute toward the 2 000 000 bushels of wheat to be gathered soon for shipment via Churchill. Veterans of the Riel Rebellion resident on the coast have organized a fraternal society to be known as the Northwest Field Force of 1885 Veterana' Association. Lord Byng deposits wreath atOtts Al. Cheesman invited to lead new south pole expedition. A U S mail plane crash at Burbank kills three. Baden-Powell hosts private luncheon in London marking 32nd anniversary of Mafeking relief. Scottish Trade Mission visits Canada to discuss business.
Carter Glass of Virginia cited Canada's banking system as a model in his push to allow branch banking in the United States. He noted Canada had no bank failures during a severe downturn, while the U S saw about 5,000 bank failures and depositor losses totaling 5.5 billion dollars in the past two years. He argued for changes opposed by supporters of local, personal banking for small towns and farms.
The Winnipeg Pattern order guide lists the Winnipeg Newspaper Union at 175 McDermot Ave as the address for pattern orders. Pattern No. Name is included for catalog reference.
Navy reports a depth of 24000 feet in the Caribbean Sea possibly offering a clue to earthquakes. The Karakul sheep of Asia are noted for hardiness and thriving under adverse conditions.
A vintage ad touts 3 in One Oil as a triple function lubricant that cleans protects and lubricates. It claims to prevent rust and tarnish while penetrating quickly and reducing wear. The product is marketed for sewing machines vacuum cleaners lawn mowers and other small appliances and emphasizes the red 3 in One trademark on every package.
Plan to place Ontario Department of Agriculture sales representatives in Winnipeg Montreal and the Maritime Provinces aims to expand Ontario product sales. Hon T L Kennedy says reps will report conditions and sales volume through the agricultural council as Ontario seeks broader markets beyond Britain where W B Somerset is already active in London.
The lesson explores Genesis 37 11 Genesis 37 11 and Romans 12 17 focusing on Joseph’s troubles with his half brothers. It discusses Jacob’s favoritism, Joseph’s coat of many colors and the resulting envy, and the moral call to restraint and proper speech. The devotional closes with a prayer for humility and gratitude amid others’ success. It notes the historical context of Jacob’s family dynamics and Joseph’s role in caring for the flock.
An old ad extols Baby’s Bath as superior for tender infant skin, highlighting its soft soothing oils and fragrance. It claims the product is best for babies and evokes a rose scent associated with France to inspire care.
Report to the American Medical Association in New Orleans describes a diet as the sole treatment for celiac disease. Dr Sidney V Haas of New York says no medicine is needed and that a banana sugar regulator helps the body convert ordinary sugars, aiding growth and reducing relapse risk in affected children.
A teacher poses a riddle about a woman gathering five eggs daily. After minutes of study, William asks if hens lay eggs on Sunday, prompting further discussion about weekly egg collection and weekend gaps.
A Hollywood observer notes that aging actresses retain charm and appeal, with birthdays enhancing allure. He says in Hollywood you see them daily, still poised and irresistible, idols to the public despite time.
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