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Newspaper

Macgregor Herald

Location

Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada

Date

May 27, 1926

Page

6

World Happenings Briefly Told

A digest of diverse items notes New Jersey license changes for drunken motorkete. Aviation leader Stratfion Braneker plans a Galway landing for trans Ata planes. New Zealand apple exports set a record of 69 60 canes with surplus for home use. Coffins with two mummified homes found near Whypt in Sakkara. Canadian surveys cost Canada and Britain $91,171,439 since 1971 with annual averages 55 609 to 60 000. A Hebrew rite proposal for the Roman Catholic church sparks Zionist debate per Glornale Dalia. Butter importers face a six cent per pound dump duty on Australian butter through March. Immigration to Canada shows 6.58 percent accepted, 2.65 percent sailed under assisted passage. Black opal owners gain value as sources dwindle and production in Australia fades.

Whypt Sakkara Cal British Columbia Federal Treasury Customs Department Australia Great Britain Canada

No Written Examination 1 In B C Schools Promoted On Year's Work

Pupil promotions to high schools in British Columbia will be based on the year's work rather than exams, under new regulations announced by Hon. J D Maclean. The reforms aim to extend the policy while safeguarding against advancing unworthy pupils.

B.C British Columbia Department of Education J.D. Mctean Maclean

Nature Magazine Explains Tree Breathing And Ta Ta Metal

Nature Magazine notes that trees constantly breathe in oxygen and exhale carbon dioxide with leaves providing air space. It mentions tantalum as a heat resistant metal for electrical work, claiming it lasts longer than platinum and is cheaper, promising advances in materials science.

Marx Nature Magazine

How To Order Patterns Address Winnipeg Newspaper Union 115

The piece offers guidance on ordering patterns from the Winnipeg Union at 115 McDermot Ave. It includes stray remarks about taxation and personality, mentioning a gas method and a mysterious unreadable signature amid fragmented lines and odd phrases.

Winnipeg Newspaper Union McDermot Are

Gopher Poison Recipes From North Dakota Mixes

A damaged OCR page describes homemade gopher poisons using strychnine, sugar, molasses, and vinegar flavorings. It details alkaloid forms, mixing methods, and approximate costs for curing fields, citing quantities per section and per quarter section with mentions of timing in spring.

Darken el Manitena Agricuters College Pipher Poteoms North Dakota Canada

Lord Grey's Light Restored Forestalls Blindness

Lord Grey of Fal lodon escapes total blindness after following his oculist orders. The Booklover can now read independently as his sight improves and he revises proofs of a book he has written, soon to be published. London Mail

Lord Grey Fallodon London Mail

Dip to Tint of Boil to Dye Park

Fragmentary trade text instructs how to prepare dyes for different fibers and asks to tell the druggist wool silk cotton or blended materials. It appears as a brief consumer guidance note with muddled OCR.

Radio and Broadcasting Trends and Technological Notes

A survey of radio broadcasting plans in London and Canada outlines new theatres and broadcasting schedules. It reports profits and salary ranges for composers, notes station expansion and bedtime programming, and discusses reception challenges and technical aspects of radio sets and tubes. Ontario is highlighted as a rising gold producer with two years of strong output projection.

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Silhouette Frock Adapts To Full Figures For Modish Women

A fashion description portrays a softly flaring silhouette frock with a front neck ring, long setin sleeves, and contrasting wrap collar. It targets larger proportions, features a fitted hip line, flares at sides and back, and includes patch pockets and tatter cuffs. Sizes 40 bust onward offered with yardage and plain material options. The piece promotes Our Fashion Book for home dressmakers at 10 cents.

Oldest Mason in West Andrew E Rea Dies at 80

Andrew E. Rea, reputed the region’s oldest Mason, died aged 80 after 49 years as a Master Mason. Born in Kingston Ontario, he had resided in the district for 19 years and was remembered for his long service to the fraternal order.

West Andrew E. Rea Western Distriet Mr. Rea Kingston Ont

Crossword Puzzle From a Historical Page

A scrambled puzzle column lists numerous crossword clues with garbled spellings and partial answers. It references horizontal entries such as relish of vegetables, a green vegetable, an edible crab, and various phrases about life, government, and measurement. The text shows OCR errors and mixed fragments across multiple rows.

Abraham Hosts Three Visitors in Noon Light at Hebron

A Sunday School lesson interprets Genesis 18 1 8 with Abraham at his tent in Hebron. It notes the mystery of three visitors including Jehovah and discusses God appearing in human form. The piece cites Dr A B Tavideon on divine manifestation and references 1924 Mars life speculation by Prof Chant at an Ontario convention.

Avrahamantertaas Jehovah Abraham Hebron Jeb God Abraud Nately A. B. Tavideon Mars Chant Toronto Ontario Nivershty

Town clock in West Uester hides baseball prize

Daily at noon the town clock in West Uester, Pennsylvania casts a baseball from the tower. The finder receives 10 cents from the merchant whose name is on the ball. A reservoir supplies balls for about three weeks.

West Uester

Invents New Auto Alarm Affects Theft Deterrence

Philadelphia inventor defines a berth for a new auto alarm that activates when a theft attempt occurs. The alarm starts up loudly and can be heard for blocks, triggered by a toothed wheel on the engine rather than keys or wiring.

Philadelphia Thie Lfe

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