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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Nov 16, 1944
Page
2
A Netherlands army corps will be trained and equipped in Britain to fight Japan in the Far East. An 83-year-old farmer in Malvern England was committed for trial on growing canary seeds without a fence. A chapel in East Grimstead has become a grocery shop after a bomb destroyed a store.
Devotional text surveys Galatians 6:2 and Micah 4 1 5 Mark 12 19 Romans 13 8 10 I Peter 2 13 17 and Psalm 103. It recounts the Tuesday plot by Pharisees Herodians to trap Jesus over tribute to Cesar and the denial to pay Rome and to God’s. It emphasizes love as the fulfilled law and humanity owed a debt of love.
A historical record notes that between 1875 and 1886 Japan experienced 658 earthquakes, with 284 events likely significant. The data highlights seismic activity patterns in that period.
During his stay the General toured the Washington Museum to view the Bastille key sent from Paris in the early 1800s. He laid a wreath on the Unknown Soldier tomb at Arlington and paid respects at the Lafayette tomb. He also met General Pershing who led Allied forces in France.
Dr. R. G. Ferguson reports on fluographic surveys this year covering about 125000 people. In the first nine months of 1944 the league diagnosed 375 more cases than in 1943. The organization had 744 patients under treatment at the end of September.
Buenos Aires and its suburbs house about 4 million residents nearly a third of Argentina. Air is a mixture of gases and not a chemical compound.
London Express calls the massive repair task for enemy damaged houses the nation’s most urgent housing issue. It notes widespread destruction in London and other areas and stresses restoring dwellings for residents as the top priority.
The Minneapolis Star Journal reports a pre-Columbian custom in which a youth sends cocoa to a girl's home as a marriage proposal. A one cocoa gift meant yes, and a return gift for two feasts signified acceptance and led to a two-for-one wedding cue.
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