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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Nov 05, 1931
Page
3
Jean and an Englishman battle a freezing blizzard as they push toward the pine woods and a hotel, binding together with a strap to survive. The man risks safety to protect her, carrying her at one point before a fall nearly ends their escape.
A British report outlines a sweeping project to drain over two thousand square miles of salt-filled Nile Delta land. It envisions a network of canals and fifteen electric pumping stations powered by three power stations to move fresh water to the sea and three nearby lakes, with protective equipment and insulated stations to handle high pressure currents.
Poem fragment by Aline Michaelso examining immortality as a distant goal and life's fleeting moments. It ponders injustice and the soul's movement through time, framing Earth as a brief pause in a larger journey.
A newspaper item explores Nine’s curious properties in arithmetic. It notes that multiplying any number by nine yields a digit sum of nine, and that reversing digits and subtracting yields multiples of nine. It also mentions normal feats like the 9 times table and repeated digit sums ending in nine. The piece ends with a quip about feasting the nest with fox furs.
Advertisements feature a feather paired with the word quiet to suggest silent operation of ball bearings. The image shows a couple of feathers and the trade name, illustrating Clever Advertising of the era.
Canadian Airways plans full radio equipped airmail fleet this fall with three Boeings two Fokker F-14s two Laird and Fleetster ships joining. Beacons at Regina Maple Creek Sask Forest ready. Red Deer Lethbridge work ongoing under Capt. W L Laurie. Two new Boeing planes acquired at Vancouver plant.
The article describes glaciers dislodging from land and sailing over the Arctic Ocean with lines of smaller icebergs following. It notes moss and seeds growing on resting ice, and mentions the Eskimo term duck and ducklings for this phenomenon. It shifts to advertising Persian Balm, praising its complexion and skin benefits for women men and children.
Sir William Clark, British High Commissioner in Canada, told St Andrew's College students that nations must share equal sacrifice to save the world. He warned that over 20 years the world faced disasters and a deep global depression, and feared nations had not learned their lesson.
Sir Thomas Lipton built Lipton Tea and his mercantile empire on consistent advertising. His death marks the loss of a firm believer in publicity as key to Lipton’s worldwide recognition. Fifteen London Boy Scouts recently took an air trip to Paris.
A sermon-like reflection on meekness and rest for the soul. It contrasts the rest Christ offers with active duty, urging obedience and loving service. The text references Matthew 11 29 and cites Frederick William Robertson on inner harmony through effort and faith.
Report notes Douglas' Egyptian Liniment advertised as unmatched for muscular rheumatism lame back inflammation burns and felons. Major James Workman Belfast Ireland discovers sheep horns 45 inches long in Northern British Columbia. July gold production in South Africa reached 19 475 000 dollars. Bakelite houses proposed for Europe.
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