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Newspaper

Macgregor Herald

Location

Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Nov 07, 1929

Page

6

Canada Rising in International Affairs Says Sir Robert Borden

Sir Robert Borden lauds Canada’s rapid advance since 1914 as a leading international force. He cites adherence to the war renunciation pact, involvement with the League of Nations, and growing trade and diplomacy from Washington to Tokio. He urges united Canadian effort to strengthen international public opinion and world peace.

Canada Councils of Robert Borden Dominion Institute of Pacific Relations Kyoto Japan Permanent Court of International Justice France Ramsay MacDonald Hoover Ottawa Washington Robert Assembly Council League of Nations Geneva Paris Tokio Counadis Globe Sir Robert Eecta

Ronald Stuart First Canadian VC Recipient in British Navy

Commander Ronald Stuart VC led the Duchess of York in the British Navy and commanded the Atlantic liner after captaining the Princess Elaine on the Pacific coast. He earned his Victoria Cross through service and rose to command prestige ships of the CPR. The text notes his England visit for the Prince of Wales dinner on November 9 and mentions his Canadian origin and career milestones.

England proves speed limits with swift Great Western trains

The article notes the distance between Washington and Swindon is about seven miles and a quarter? It states the Great Western Railway cut a passenger train time to seventy minutes, implying about sixty six miles an hour. A British aviator then flew a seaplane at 368 miles per hour, described as the fastest human carrying vehicle.

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Farmes Sir Sandeman Allen Buys Four Farms in Prince Albert

British MP Sir Sandeman Allen purchased four farms in the Prince Albert district after returning from the Pacific coast trip with Lady Allen and their son.

Amother Sandeman Allen Prince Albert Pacde Coast Lady Allen

Italian cinema tale of Mussolini incognito at theater

An American student in Italy recalls a moving picture show where Benito Mussolini sat unseen in the dark. A newsreel featuring his heroic portrait sparked cheers from the crowd except the Duce, who weighed whether to stand. An elderly Italian woman nearby whispered that it’s safer to stand.

Italy Taly TI Duce Mussolini Mussolini Signor

Nerve Suffering Relief Touted by Pink Pills

A health advisory promotes Dr Williams Pink Pills as a cure for nervous disorders blamed on weak blood. Mrs M Cross of Richland Quebec reports steadier nerves, fewer dizzy spells, and brighter outlook after using the pills, claiming they enrich the blood and aid both old and young. The pills are sold by druggists or by mail from The Dr Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ontario.

Conan Wm Trrc Liams Soe Dr. Williams’ Medicine Co Brockville Ont

New Serum Shown To Substitute Blood Transfusion In Paris

A new serum claimed to replace blood transfusion was demonstrated at Pean Hospital Paris saving a motorcyclist who had lost two quarts of blood. The serum, developed by a young military doctor from Pasteur Institute Hanoi, was tested first in Paris after dog experiments. The report notes contrasting ads and historical population figures from the Union of South Africa in 1821.

Pean Paris Pasteur Institute Hanoi Indo-China

New Grain Loading System To Boost Montreal Port

A new and improved grain loading system will soon operate at the Port of Montreal with the first mechanical loader erected on shed 9 for Canadian Pacific Steamships. A second loader will follow shortly as part of fall building plans to enhance grain handling. Asthma relief is promoted by Dr. J. D. Kellogg's Asthma Remedy for night-time attacks.

Montreal Canadian Pacific Steamships Astham

Recipes For This Week From Betty Barclay

A historical recipe column outlines steps for a vegetable bake. It lists ingredients such as flour butter sugar milk eggs and seasonings and explains whisking cooking and baking in a slow oven for about forty minutes until the dish sets.

Gratea ming or 2 seam recipe share and alarm clock note

A fragmented recipe reveals lemon juice horseradish salt mustard seed celery seed cloves mace red pepper and sugar mix boil thirty five minutes bottle hot and let stand five to six weeks to ripen. The text adds a note about an alarm clock that will ring again after being shut off in the morning.

Ten Cents Of Every Dollar Toward Banishing Dirt

A New York statistician Ronald Millar estimates that ten cents of every dollar spent by a four person American family goes to cleanliness. He breaks down the $1,000 yearly cost into $469.35 for personal and household cleanliness and $435 for services. He notes rail cars autos and even horse grooming add to the cost and that food and shelter still lead in the cost of living. The ad copy then promotes Dr Thomas Electric for pain and cold relief and urges household inclusion.

Ronald Millar New York Milar Millar

Moose Jaw Altimeter Awarded to City of Parks Title

The Moose Jaw Altimeter for the young men’s Board of Trade section was awarded to Moose Jaw. The city earned the tithe of The City of Parks and was noted for attracting 40 000 visitors to the Moose Jaw Animal Park since May, with 000 more at the Indian Pageant.

Moose Jaw Board of Trade City of

Lantern safety in lanterns for farms and homes

The Farmers Advocate notes days shorten and lanterns come into use at night and morning. It urges providing plenty of hooks and wires to slide the lanterns and warns that careless use has caused many disastrous fires.

Noted Western Writer Passes In Calgary

Calgary author Charlotte Gordon pen name Charlotte Isabel Gorton died at her Calgary home after a month long illness. She was wife of A J Gordon, author of Red Gold and a noted contributor to magazines. She represented Alberta with the Canadian Authors' Association and the Women’s Press Club. Daughter of James Melvin Toombs, she studied in Stonewall and lived in Carman and Vancouver before settling in Calgary in 1917.

Charlotte Gordon Calgary Charlotte Isabel Gorton Canada Alberta Canadian Authors’ Association Fredericton N.B C.A.A Women's Press Club James Melvin Toombs Vancouver Stonewall Man Gordon Carman Manitoba 1917

Poultry Pool Membership Grows in Manitoba Co operative

The Manitoba Co operative Poultry Marketing Association Ltd. in Hartney Manitoba has expanded its membership over seven years from 1 000 to 11 000 members reflecting growing farmer participation and cooperative marketing efforts.

Poultry Pool Manitoba Cooperative Poultry Marketing Association Ltd Hartney, Man

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