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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Nov 06, 1941
Page
3
Devona faces arrest as a police raid nets Macias and others in a drug ring. Dale rooms her to the City Jail while she awaits court, and an earnest attorney probes her tale as she protects her motive to help Dale.
A young woman reflects on her perceived guilt and love triangle as a trial looms. She recalls telling Dale she loved his brother and fears scandal and money accusations. She hopes Tal will defend her, while doubt lingers about his beliefs and loyalty.
Canadian moss from peat bogs stands as a potential medical reserve for Allies and Canada when cotton and absorptive supplies run short. Sphagnum moss, used in World War I bandage cloth for its antiseptic qualities, now requires export permits to keep it available domestically. Peat bogs and sphagnum occur in every province, though moss had little commercial value until recent decades.
A nostalgic catalog lists 18 classic tunes with words music and piano aids for a cowboys songbook. It promotes “Home On The Range” and “Red River Valley” and offers a Popular Cowboy Songs Service Dept at Winnipeg Newspaper Union.
A collection of aphorisms on happiness and virtue from Coleridge Franklin Stevenson Eddy Ingersoll and the New Testament. It notes that happiness grows from daily small advantages and virtuous conduct, not grand fortunes, and warns against self ignorance and negative traits.
Gas masks use drives North Dakota project at the University of North Dakota. H. G. Yuster directs chemical engineering research into carbonizing lignite to remove coal tar ammonia and water. Activated lignite produced from char is deemed strategic and critical by munitions board authorities.
A historical note cites the 1803 United States purchase of Louisiana from France for 15 million dollars and the 1867 Alaska purchase from Russia for 7.2 million dollars. It also states Liberia’s official language as English, with a dated reference.
A wartime health report notes none of London’s children died from measles diphtheria or scarlet fever in the first week of the war’s second year and only two died from whooping cough. Similar favorable figures came from other major cities, suggesting broad resilience among youth.
Observation notes that the age or maturity of a rattlesnake may be inferred only if the specimen retains its initial rattle. Deregulated shedding or loss of early segments complicates age assessment in field studies.
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