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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Nov 06, 1930
Page
2
An advertisement touts Kruschen health salts claiming they boost energy, aid digestion, and improve vitality. It promises increased activity, easier walking, and overall well being from a daily half teaspoon in hot water, claiming benefits to liver, bowels, kidneys, and toxin reduction.
Forty Natrons agree to send delegates to the first International Air Security Congress in Paris from December 10 to 23. The British government announces the census of population to be taken on Sunday April 4. A potential reduction in US tariff rate on Canadian maple sugar before spring sap runs. Miss L R Purser of Maid enhead wins the King’s wet cup for root crops at the Fast Berkshire Agricultural Show, first time in 90 years. Félix Lofero, French flyer, arrested for flying over Russia without a permit after crash near Orshi. William Lasimodiere, former Manitoba legislator, dies at Lorette, age linked to Marie Anne Gaboury. Banque Nationale reports Lac Frontière robbery. about 120 taken. Bread at Halifax drops to six cents a loaf, lowest since prewar, due to falling wheat. consumers pay half prior price for a 24 ounce loaf.
Hon. Howard McConnell releases figures on relief aid. Province spent about 918 thousand on freight, roads, seed grain and fuel fodder in drought zones. Municipalities contributed 1.954 million for farmers. Urban areas received 50 thousand unemployment relief. Government to spend about 1.5 million on relief road camps and extend road grants next year. Freight half-subsidies for hay and fodder amount to 500 thousand. Federal funds total 1.3 million, with coal freight relief under discussion.
The text outlines a 1 1 2 funding formula where the Federal Government provides one dollar for every dollar from the Province and two dollars from the municipality. It describes guarantees for bank loans to struggling municipalities and stresses that relief goes only to those lacking resources to handle unemployment. Emphasis is placed on maximizing employment and minimizing material costs in approved projects.
Manitoba farmers abandon selling to large mill agents and haul their wheat to Holmfeld Somerset Wawanesa and Morden mills. A bu of No 1 Northern yields flour bran shorts with 40 15 3 pounds respectively. 20 cents per bushel for grist. Farmers gather and discuss daily topics beside wagons like in old days. Scientific Lang presents Drinker lung device claims to sustain breathing for weeks for those with respiratory failure. Under augratory siras Act taxidermist license required from Minister of the Interior. prohibits handling illegally killed birds and mandates annual returns. Guna plans first national park to protect native flora.
Real Service To Travellers at Naples station features a walking telephone. Boys in uniform carry a neck telecommunication reel, connect to a wall plug, and wait for customers to conduct business or chat. After the call, the user pays a small fee and the device moves on to the next user.
In Paris and New York patterns for a matron style dress are sketched and ready for delivery. The dress features a graceful crossover roll collar and wrapover skirt with a dotted under seam. Several color schemes are offered and sizes range from 14 to 20 and 34 to 44 with ready hand cut patterns. Send 25 cents to the Fashion Bureau with name, address, pattern number and size.
Sunday School lesson outlines Peter’s denial before the cock and his restoration by Jesus on the shore. It recounts Jesus’ conversations with Peter in Luke and John, highlighting Peter’s fear, repentance, and renewed duty to “feed my lambs” and “tend my sheep.”
A tablet was placed in New College Chapel to honor German graduates who came from a foreign land, entered the college, and died or fought for their country in the 1914 to 1918 war. The inscription lists three names and describes their lineage and sacrifice.
The export of Canadian live foxes to Germany climbed in 1929 with 5 valued at $259,552 shipped from the Dominion, up from $105.30 the prior year. The text also notes a bold claim about worldwide gas production filling a dirigible the size of a mile by twenty miles, capable of lifting the Egyptian pyramids.
Manitoba purchased 135000 tons of Alberta and Saskatchewan coal from June 15 to September 25, per F G Neate secretary of the Dominion Fuel Board.
The speaker asks the captain to come down and inspect a troubling matter aboard the ship, noting a fierce disturbance near the stateroom and seeking immediate attention from the vessel’s leadership.
HALCS Armendieres based at Esquimalt will spend Christmas and New Year at sea under Ottawa orders. Armendieres will conduct life saving duties off Bamfield Barclay Sound and Vancouver Island coast as part of a joint winter patrol with Fisheries and defence forces. The ship remains at sea December 15 to January 14 1991 and February 6 to February 28, searching for wrecks along the west coast.
The notice warns against quick relief pills like promides and dupe that harm the heart and provide only temporary respite. It promotes a natural cure by correcting the cause, easing acid stomach, cleansing decayed food matter, stimulating the liver and bile, and freeing the bowels, mentioning Carter's Little Liver Pills by Druggists.
A. G. Williams says New York and Osaka taxi systems employ two chauffeurs per cab one to drive and one to watch the road. He notes crowds fill the highways and warns of danger from such busy traffic.
A returned soldier farmer near Chill Wack, British Columbia, after years of experimentation, produced a white tomato variety noted for non acidity and cultivated primarily for medicinal purposes. The project highlights agricultural innovation and the farmer’s dedication.
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