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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Nov 13, 1930
Page
2
Fragmented OCR snippet mentions Kruschen Salts and health claims. No coherent event or people clearly identifiable. Preserved readable terms include health product references and scattered phrases, insufficient for a concrete news item.
The Toronto Mail and Empire compares the R-101 disaster to the Titanic but notes Britain will press on with its Imperial air program. It says the loss of experts may delay an all-embracing empire air service, yet Britain has repeatedly turned failure into lasting triumphs.
France launches the Promethee, a 1300 ton 296 foot submarine cruiser. Montreal pilot Tololph Page hopes for a Montreal to Paris spring 1931 flight. Ontario forestry marks 14000 hours flown this year. Edmund Gullion, 17, wins fifth International Oratorical Contest in Washington. Paul Leduc 17 places second. Eight nations compete. General V J Karpoff renounces military life to become a monk. W B Lambie to Winnipeg in December. Empire delegates view 37 British aircraft at Croydon. Ramsay MacDonald attends. Butter adulteration penalties eyed by Minister Weir after Montreal Produce Association request. No decision yet on Montreal bridge cost inquiry, says Sir George Perley.
Alberta weed board reviews 16 supervisors and soil weed control progress at Edmonton Parliament Buildings under E L Gray. Recommendations for next year's program will be sent to the Department of Agriculture with proposed undertakings. Also notes Great Bear Lake as Canada’s largest wholly Canadian lake at about 12 000 square miles.
The Royal William, built in Quebec in 1883 for First Atlantic Steam Crossing, became the first vessel to cross the Atlantic under steam power alone. Cana an owned.
Women adopt sheer woollen frocks with tailored lines and vest details. Style No 922 offers sizes from 16 to 42 inches bust. Woollens in green and red tones, with matching vests and striped diags. Requires specific yardage and 25 cents to Fashion Bureau for pattern No 922.
Winnipeg pattern orders guidance from the Winnipeg Newspaper Union at 373 McDermot Ave. The notice provides a postal order method and suggests payment details tied to Patera No. for processing.
The tenth anniversary of radio broadcasting marks rapid industry growth since 1920 when a Pittsburgh station aired the first program and began political broadcasts. Early crystal detectors gave way to vacuum tubes and loudspeakers, expanding range and quality, with television later following as a major development.
A compact recipe notes waffle making with 2 cups flour 4 teaspoons baking powder 1 teaspoon salt 14% cups milk 3 eggs 6 tablespoons butter Beat yolks add milk and sift dry ingredients then add melted butter Fold in stiffly beaten egg whites to finish This yields six large waffles Honey syrup combines 2 cups honey with melted butter for serving
A vintage recipe instructs layering half the buttered sweet potatoes half sliced apples sugar salt and butter in a baking dish. Repeat the layers and bake in a moderate oven for one hour.
The first compound steam engine was invented in Canada by Benjamin Tibbits and used in his steamship Reindeer built at St. John, New Brunswick. This invention reduced fuel use and revolutionized marine transportation.
The era of wooden shipbuilding in Canada peaked in 1865. In 1852 Quebec alone boasted 25 shipyards and eight floating docks, employing about 5,000 workers. The excerpt ends with a reflective thought on aging and certainty at different life stages.
Fragment mentions fatigue headaches dizziness and a supposed liver stimulant product named Sa Gitar Lite Liver Bite. Unclear source, likely ad style copy promoting a tonic. No verifiable facts or entities beyond generic health claims.
The Regina Leader-Post lauds Wing-Commander Kingsford-Smith of Australia for flying from England to Australia in nine days 2344 hours, shaving over five days from the prior record. Despite recent illnesses and two operations, he completed a 19,000 mile feat, surpassing Bert Hinkler and rivaling Lindbergh in prominence. The paper calls him one of the world’s greatest aviators, elevating the British Empire’s prestige.
Manitoba Agriculture College receives a three thousand year old barley specimen from Palestine via Royal Ontario Museum. Discovered by Sir Flinders Petrie in grain pits at Tell-Fara dating to King Solomon's era. Barley seeds resemble charcoal in color and show clear barley form.
A. Swanson showcased a banana melon and an orange peach from his backyard garden near Port Arthur. The banana melon resembles a banana cucumber in shape and tastes like cantaloupe, while the orange peach looks like a hybrid of orange and peach and tastes like grapefruit. Both fruits grow on vines and attracted notable attention.
Sugar Factories Limited at Raymond Alberta plans to remain in operation through January due to a heavy beet crop. About 11 000 tons were harvested locally with slicing of beets starting September 26 last.
A ruby weighing about 100 carats has been discovered in Mogok, upper Burma. Authorities keep details tight though reports say the gem is lawless and of excellent color, suggesting it could rank among the world’s most priceless jewels.
An English group named Anglo-Western Oils has joined the Southern Alberta oil development and will begin by drilling two wells in the Milk River field. In Georgetown British Guiana a semi automatic waterworks has been installed, claimed as the only one in the world.
An old advertisement explains indigestion after meals as overstimulated stomach nerves. It advocates Phillips Milk of Magnesia as the tasteless alkali remedy to neutralize acids, claiming fast results and physician endorsement for over 90 years. The text urges readers to obtain the genuine product from drugstores.
The Sunday lesson centers on Thomas and his journey from doubt to belief. It recounts Jesus' sayings that the kingdom is heavenly, not earthly, and shows how Thomas finally proclaims faith upon Jesus’ appearance. It notes key verses in John and related passages in Luke and Proverbs to frame faith, doubt, and recognition.
Jaumur Stefansson, Arctic veteran, trusts Sir Hubert Wilkins will succeed in a submarine voyage to the North Pole. He notes no icebergs within 400 miles of the Pole, only shallow floes that a submarine could pass under, arguing icebergs are not as perilous as commonly believed.
Unopened Eagle Brand Condensed Milk is simmered for two and a half hours in boiling water, then cooled, opened along the side, and served with nut meats and whipped cream. It suggests slicing for individual servings or serving with plain cream.
Farmers from various regions use the Purebred Ball Purchase Act to buy Red Polled bulls and Dairy Shorthorn cattle. The unusual demand for Red Polled bulls contrasts with past preferences, suggesting a renewed diversification in farming practices following the Legislature's last session.
The exchange shows an agent insisting a verbal contract suffices for a project. The actor jokes about a verbal salary after a past experience. The banter touches on marriage, wills, and inheritance motives in a humorous context.
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