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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Nov 03, 1932
Page
6
A reflective essay marking fourteen years since Armistice Day argues that true disarmament has failed. It warns that nationalism, tariffs, and protectionist policies sustain a hidden, ongoing war, threatening global collapse unless citizens demand honest, cooperative action from leaders.
Montreal correspondent reports William Purves aims to illuminate and compile the Book of Remembrance listing 68,000 Canadians who died overseas from 1914 to 1922. He will inscribe names by hand on calf skin vellum in purple morocco, with 15 illuminated pages and year by year pictorial themes.
The barley crop in Canada is rising fast and now nears 150 million bushels per year. Major export uses include livestock feed, rolled barley, malt and barley products, breakfast foods, and alcohol and solvent production. A market study stresses tailoring export outreach to sector needs, per the Department of Agriculture Ottawa. Also noted is worm prevention for infants with Miller's Worm Powders promising improved nourishment and growth.
Enterprising shopgirls loaded cars with dresses and lingerie and toured rural districts during vacation trips. Two titled girls began a Yorkshire tour and sold out their stock within a week demonstrating a novel revenue idea that blended travel with retail.
A playful aside weighs husbands expenses on wives hats and dresses. The speaker notes he simply adds his income to his debts. Douglas' Egyptian oiniment is promoted as unrivaled for speedy relief in muscular rheumatism and related injuries.
Hon W A Gordon Labour Minister informs the House of Commons that implementing the Vocational and Technical Education Act is delayed as regulations are still under government consideration. The letter, dated last March, responds to Alberta School Trustees Association protests over the 1931 legislation. Asthma remedy claim notes victims and claims Dr Kellogg’s remedy restores health and happiness nationwide.
The per capita cost of direct relief in Regina from May 1981 to April 1932 for food clothing and shelter was 7.90 dollars. Hon JA Merkley minister of labor says the expenditure was 420 566 53 not including administration drugs medical care or railway fares. Worms cause fretfulness and rob the infant of sleep. Mother Graves Worm Exterminator will clear the stomach and intestines and restore healthfulness.
Jewelry from the late Edgar Wallace’s collection sold by order of the receiver to Mrs. Edgar Wallace who bought several items for family. An engraved gold cigarette case, a cach o set, two studs, and a platinum watch brought sums totaling £1,250, with individual pieces drawing up to £175. The note on the Chinese New Year remark ends the report.
A large statue of Texas rises near a public square drawing attention from locals. The work features a massive sail and figures, attracting visitors and prompting discussions on its historical symbolism.
The Empire Farmers Co operative Limited will be represented by exhibit space and delegates at the world grain exhibition and conference opening at Regina in July next year. Lord Strathspey and two directors will attend as delegates to meet farmers across the Empire and present the scope and advantages of the co operative. Exhibit space in the new grain show building has been booked for conveying information and distributing literature.
New regulations make Japanese language study compulsory in all primary schools in Fengtien province with Hukden as capital. Similar mandates are being enforced across Manchukuo, aligning education with regional policy.
An advertisement promotes Aspirin as a safe, effective pain reliever for toothache headache and rheumatic aches. It asserts no heart depression, urges reading directions, and warns to avoid substitutes while noting Espirin TM is a registered Canadian trademark.
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