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Newspaper

Macgregor Herald

Location

Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada

Date

May 28, 1925

Page

6

The Richer Life Of The West in Arts and Prosperity

Essay extols Canada’s prairie provinces for balancing material growth with culture. It highlights rail and road expansion, banking, and markets,while praising annual musical festivals and local art and literature efforts. Westerners are portrayed as striving to build wealth without sacrificing finer arts and civic cultivation.

Prairie Provinces Canada Waatey Wat West Ue West Mgseums Conservatoriva Amuste Symtras Des Nevernetes Prairie

Belgians Consider BC Zine Pact Amid Supply Push

Belgians seek a British Columbia based agreement to secure zinc concentrate supply and fund property acquisitions in BC. Nivette cites Australia as a long term source, noting a growing world demand for zinc and a willingness to invest heavily to establish new European supply channels. A lighthouse beacon off England weighs several tons but is dissolved by a child, highlighting the era's oddities.

Mr Nivette Australia Lot Bellum British Columbia Bishop's Lighthouse Mouthwest England

Coal Resources Of West Alberta Declared Limited Recoverable

Prof J A Atlan provincial geologist told the Alberta coal commission that half the coal resources beneath Alberta soil are recoverable. The commission also heard that $12 000 000 has been lost from mine abandonments over 20 years due to market losses. The remarks touched on economics and future coal prospects.

Alberta J. A. Atlan Department of Geology University of Alberta Alberta Coal Commission

Streets of Automobiles Offer Safe Play Areas

A fragment describes streets turned into play spaces for children to roam without fear of injury. It notes parental concerns about traffic and praises a plan for safer play zones, mentioning a Hampton speech and community support for traffic calming measures.

Nerviline Home Remedy Ad For Aches And Coughs

An old ad touts Nerviline as a safe home remedy for aches pains and coughing. It claims quick relief for chests and throats and urges use for children and adults alike. The copy references a price of 25 cents at dealers and uses period voice.

Believers Find Water By Rod In Czecho Slovakia

In Czecho Slovakia villagers, calling on divining rods, claim a water source lies beneath the ground. Local expert Heinrich Otte reportedly located an old bore, and a hazel rod allegedly pulled free from his grip above a well. Town workers then dug and found a substantial supply.

Heinrich Otte

New Strength for Weak Girls Promoted by Pink Pills

A promotional testimonial extols Dr Williams Pink Pills as a cure for weakness in girls and women. A New Brunswick reader describes pale skin poor appetite and dizziness improving after using six boxes. The ad notes pills cost 50 cents a box and are available from The Dr Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ont.

Tr Williams Matilda Breas Tigivas Newcastle

Increased Pensions Amended by Commons Resolution

A Commons resolution introduced by Hon H8land to amend the Pensions Act proposes a definite pension, irreducible for two years in pulmonary tuberculosis, higher pensions for mothers with helpless husbands or dependents, and continued pensions for dependent parents. The resolution passed with no further discussion and a bill was given first reading. London school children withdrew over 2.5 million books last year, up from 724 thousand two decades ago. Minard's Liniment spotlighted for backache.

Commons Land London Minard

Nations urge arms control as advocacy grows worldwide

A global push for arms regulation intensifies with calls to curb weapons trade and militarization. Leaders emphasize national defense needs while urging compliance with international norms to prevent conflict and promote peace. The League of Nations is cited as backing restraint and transparency amid growing security concerns.

Alberta Tar Sands Project Eyes Spring Start

Alberta Tar Sand venture Anglo-Canadian Colleries Ltd prepares to begin development this spring in Northern Alberta. The company, backed by focal capital, seeks to extract bitumen from the sands using a proposed Canadian process.

Colleries, Ltd Alberta Focal Capital Thanadian Recess Gera

Milburns Heart and Nerve Pills Praise Ad

A reader from St. Catharines Ontario reports relief after using Milburns Heart and Nerve Pills from The T Milburn Co Limited Toronto. After trying several medicines, five boxes improved health and reduced dizzy spells and nerves weakness.

We Avenue St. Catharines Ont Jeft Milburn Pat T. Milburn Co. Limited Toronto

Ignorance and Communism School Laws Debate

A garbled OCR fragment discusses school laws and obedience, mentioning a BC government campaign and objections to state schooling. It references Dowie and a general stance that private citizens should not be interfered with, touching on enforcement of school law and labor concerns.

British Columbia

Japan's Naval Programme Advances Formidable Build Plan

The Daily Telegraph notes Japan pursues a strong naval expansion including two aircraft carriers twenty-three destroyers twenty submarines and three mine sweepers. It highlights a restrained but formidable programme amid global tensions.

Japan Sheea Telegraph

Romance of Provincial History Inspires Youth Interest

The Vancouver Sun notes that children of British Columbia may not feel maximum interest in provincial development until their imaginations are sparked by the province's romance and history.

Britis Columbia Vamcoaver Sun

Saturday Review on Juvenile Migration and Reform

The London Saturday Review discusses child migration as a major issue, citing the Chief Inspector of British Immigrants’ receiving homes. It argues that remaining long may hinder reclamation efforts and advocates a state controlled system to aid both boys and girls from congested English and Scottish areas.

Inden London Saturday Review Canada Resten

Emerald Ring Sold From Cheap Store Traced to Fraud

A dubious emerald once believed fake proved genuine and sold for £1450. A Sheffield seller allegedly had irradiation stones for sale and a six carat emerald ring in gold was offered. Police efforts to identify the man who sold the ring remain unsuccessful amid a murky history of the jewel.

Rotherham Sheffield Jo Sn

Dodd's Kidney Pills Praised in Canadian Letters

A reader, Mr Alfred Gagnon, endorses Dodd's Kidney Pills as a kidney remedy that strengthens kidneys and clears impurities from blood. Canada has used the pills for over thirty years with success in serious kidney diseases. A scholarship donation by the International League of Nations Students is announced at the University of Saskatchewan, enabling a student to attend sessions of the League council next fall.

Alfred Gagnon Bond Dodd Canada League of Nations University of Saskatchewan Frank Underwood Council of the League of Nations

United States Crews Readies Private Yacht At Port

The latest private yacht to be built in Canara Canal by and of Command OE Born is nearing completion at Ortega. The vessel named The Kanne will be electrically lighted and heated, with about twelve knots speed, a crew of twelve, and twelve compartments. A Vienna census on January 1, 1925 shows 4,006,290 women and 6,269,800 men in the city. E F Hackson, inventor of the gas mask, joined the Frese army as a private. The ad mentions Minard's Liniment for Corns and Bunions.

Orta Pino Namie Vienna Maybelle

Alberta Seeks Paper Manufacture Venture Expansion

Alberta aims to establish a new paper industry as progress nears practical viability. Trade Commissioner Howard Stuchbury will arrange for an expert to assess local conditions and plan a facility. A plant producing twenty five tons daily could cost about 200000 dollars, with hopes to attract capital this coming summer.

Alberta Howard Stuchbury Fuure Cus

Free Grant Homesteads Take Up in Early Year

The report shows 480 homestead grants taken up in January and February across provinces. Manitoba Sarkatcheman Alleria and Hellish Columbia show zero. Alberta and Saskatchewan saw modest activity, while the overall tally mirrors the prior year's pace.

Manitoba Sarkatcheman Alleria Hellish Columbia Alberta Hatchewan Thesteads

Electric Patent Remedy Mentioned for Farm Use

Fragmentary OCR item notes a farm recommendation to keep Dr Thomas Electric Oil on hand. It emphasizes horse and cattle medicine value as a substitute for other remedies and suggests farmers use it for various animal ailments.

Thomas

Large Purified Poultry Shipment Sent To Holland

Large shipments of white Wyandotte fowls from the farm of N. Jon Martin Ontario minister of agriculture have gone forward to Holland. One of the fifty birds is claimed for the Dutch government. The whole lot is described as the largest purebred poultry shipment ever shipped from Canada.

Holland Non Jon Martin Ontario

Asthma Remedy Praised by Sufferer in 13 Years

A grateful user credits D. J. Redoge's remedy as the only relief after thirteen years of asthma. The notice claims the treatment is simple and pure, suitable for widespread purchase, and suggests early use may prevent months of suffering.

D. J Redoge

Trans-Canada Highway project advances in Manitoba plan

A Manitoba government notice outlines progress on the Trans-Canada Highway through the province. It states the route from Brand to the Saskatchewan boundary will be completed, and mentions the pension and ranking privilege tied to a former U.S. president.

Auada Manitoba Good Real Department Fin Brand Saskatchewan

Also Mentioned on This Page

B.C. Zine Emseert Fort Vieille Montague Zine Co Belgium Vancouver Eine British Col Coal Resources of Linkint Han Deen Pan Hampton Czecho-Slovakia Slovakia Wil Cope Aml Automobile Club of Customs Department Fr. Elkins Thames Central South America West Indies New Zealand Peermaan Quebec E. F. Hackson Frese Army Rieke Theatrosk, Sos For Welfare
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