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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Nov 03, 1938
Page
2
Mary, long crippled by rheumatism, could not walk or sleep. After six weeks on Kruschen Salts she felt better and in eight weeks could do housework and take walks. The ad claims Kruschen dissolves uric acid crystals and removes them via the kidneys.
Emar Freud applies for naturalization in England. A 10 hen pen of White Leghorns set a world record for egg laying in Agamiz. A Yugoslav colonel and sergeant froze to death on patrols amid heavy snow in mountain regions. Argentina sowed 20 873 000 acres of wheat, up 825 000 over estimates. Thirteen nations including Britain France Germany and the U S enter the sixteenth international aero show in Paris. Blood Transfusion Service plans to store human blood in milk bottles for war. Paris Midi says Daladier government resumes shipping French convicts to Guiana islands. Needy Quebec mothers get 40 60 monthly starting December 15. General Arthur von Schuschnigg dies in Vienna. father of Kurt von Schuschnigg remains in German custody.
The London Times notes a shift back to classic names such as Lion Temeraire and Implacable for new battleships. It recalls fifteen ships named Lion since the sixteenth century and the 1914 18 war battlecruiser Lion ending under the 1922 Washington Treaty, Temeraire ships and the Trafalgar era Implacable.
A Croydon England air freight shipment carried thousands of gold sovereigns to Amsterdam Holland. The note about orchards appears as a separate fragment, not connected to the gold story.
Tarr of Winnipeg notes urgent need for broader understanding in world problems and Canada. The institute reports growth in membership, four books published on Canadian issues, and plans four more within six months. Activities focus on member enlightenment and various conferences across regions and nations. Financed by fees, subscriptions, and grants from Massey and Rockefeller foundations.
The scene unfolds in a publishing house where a young writer urges to shape ideas while Mr. Seymour illustrates. The managing editor, impressed by the young man’s persistence, grants a chance to contribute, leading to the first proofs titled Pu kwick Papers by Charles Dickens.
A government court of inquiry concluded the British freighter Anglo Australian, missing seven months, likely broke in half after her shelter deck buckled while sailing from England to Vancouver. The 5,456 ton ship with 39 crew disappeared in mid Atlantic after last reporting off the Azores on March 14. No trace has been found. The court noted concentrated deck weight amidships and ruled out explosion or collision as likely causes.
German business leaders report difficulty filling key roles as they search for young workers with strong knowledge. Firms warn talent shortages may slow growth as companies compete for qualified recruits amid a tight labor market.
Yale ophthalmologist Dr. JR Miles reports that each eye acts as an independent electrical source. Experiments show eye currents range from 1/400 to 1/100 volt and do not change with sleep, with variations linked to some diseases but no proven diagnostic use yet. The finding confirms long known eye electricity in humans is stronger than in frogs.
A Boston Globe reader says Simon Lake is to salvage Lusitania cargo. She claims a $10,000 necklace was lost and sent precise instructions to locate it, directing Lake to search under a bed pillow in stateroom 397 deck B.
Anne Adams Pattern 4931 showcases versatility and ease of construction with a simple cut and fit for a frock designed for fall wear. The design offers options in novelty satin or printed fabrics and features varied details such as dainty checklines and a tie-end collar.
Sunday school lesson centers on Exodus 20 12 and John 19 26 27, stressing that honoring parents sustains national virtue and family harmony. It argues a respectful home strengthens community, citing Jewish history and Jesus' care for Mary and John as key examples.
A new one burner gasoline stove from Canada named the Coleman Speed Master is now on the market after tests in foreign countries. It is marketed as safe windproof silent and odorless with instant lighting and a brass fount rated over 200 lbs pressure.
A new flea farm industry has started in England to supply food for ornamental fish after the discovery that fleas can be kept frozen for extended periods. Frozen fleas resemble brown sugar, are prepared on gauze, and hold thousands of fleas. When placed in warm tank water they revive, providing high quality live prey for top aquatic fish.
The text explains colds as a group of mucous membrane infections caused by various germs and viruses. It notes predisposing factors like drafts and temperature changes, and emphasizes prevention by avoiding infected people and contaminated objects. It cautions seeking medical cures and mentions a vaccine by Rasenow as a preventive measure.
Editorial note invites readers to obtain the complete set of Dr McCllough cancer articles by writing The Health League of Canada at 103 Bond St Toronto Ont. The message encourages securing the name through the specified address.
After 14 years of electricity Cai ngton England with a population of 1600 has switched back to gas lighting installing 96 new street lamps The remark about teaching people 10 to read and write but not to think frames the piece with a cynical note on education and progress.
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