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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Nov 18, 1920
Page
7
An advertisement touts Catarrhozone as a scientific preparation for nose throat and bronchial tube illnesses. It markets relief for bronchitis and catarrh claiming to strengthen the voice and aid healing, with mentions of Kingston Canada distribution.
A justice of the peace argues for a $2 per name fee while a Methodist pastor calls for a $900 annual salary. Residents voiced opinions on weekly pay, with one couple noting $10 for a three week period. The debate reflects differing views on marriage ceremony costs in the town.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe an expedition by Mounted Police seeking access to Weeschel Island in the Arctic for whaling exploration. The plan involves a Dawson-to-Fort Pherson route with officers traveling overland for about a year, provisioning along the road, and establishing a base at the island.
Alberta breeders presented young stock to the agricultural department and provincial university for exhibition. The university prepares and feeds prize stock and coordinates arrangements to compete with the best from the United States.
An odd fragment discusses a condition where bile and gastric fluids mix causing souring, noting four symptoms and mentioning a remedy called Varmelee's Vegetald. The text blends medical jargon with distorted wording and lacks clear context or attribution.
A wistful guide to Pacific coast travel plans describes scenic routes and seaside towns. Readers are invited to enjoy mountain and river views, observation car journeys, and seasonal lodging options along the coast.
German officer says Wilhelm’s refuge in Holland was pre arranged and Munthe’s at national borders was repainted for the Dutch king’s entrance. The Dutch consul in Brussels warned his government on November 10 1918 about Wit Fian’s plan. Telegraph inquiry sought queen’s permission and Witham learned Remtincks Castle was offered.
A new era in Canadian manufacturing begins with the reopening of the open earthy aces at Selkirk by the Manitoba Rolling Mill Company. The plant aims to produce sixty ninety tons of steel per day and will offer solid solutions. Business warrants then.
Report says Smuts is praised for bringing together factions to avert a broader split in South Africa. TheTimes notes his patriotism and wisdom alongside Dutch-speaking leaders. A new party may emerge from both sides, risking breach with their own races and old Unionist loyalties.
A fragmented ad touts Dr Williams Pink Pills as a remedy for anemia and weak health in women. It claims improvement in pale, sickly girls, with emphasis on outdoor life, testing, and development. The pitch lists price six boxes for $2.50 and directs readers to The De Willisns Brockvills.
A newly released report from the Rosal flank of Canada asserts the commercial position is sound and active. It notes improved labor conditions and positive effects from revenue realized by reps, reflecting a generally favorable domestic economic outlook.
A steamship voyage details travel from Bermuda to Queenstown Ireland, navigating the final 1,600 miles of the journey. The fragment notes Minard's Liniment mentioned in connection with diphtheria and steering by screws during the voyage.
Swiss engineers plan to extend Rhine navigation from twelve miles above Basel toward Lake Constance. The project involves building locks to facilitate waterway transit and generate hydroelectric power from the resultant flow.
Fragmentary passage notes a boy claiming is able to record a moment during music talk. A reply hints timing tied to a signal from a raised page or stand. The fragment ends mentioning remedy and proof, with unclear names or places.
Fragmentary tale notes shepherds near Branee south of Tandoortte. They walk on suits and shade under snow. The text mentions Parepnes, tele range, and stilt re convenience for crossing fordline streams. Describes sheepskin cloaks and great height blending with distant figures.
An advertisement claims Danderine treats dandruff and prevents hair loss. It asserts that two to three applications remove dandruff and reduce hair shedding, making every hair on the scalp appear livelier thicker and shinier with restored color.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention medicine for catarrh and a price of a hundred dollars. Names and places are garbled, but reference a doctor or seer, a Bechet, and a chair or counter. Content is unclear due to transcription errors.
Farmers commonly rotate seed every two or three years. Canadian experimental farm results show advantages to not changing seed, advocating planting the same grain year after year on fertile well drained soil.
An item reports on a Kansas rule banning cigarette giveaways and sales, discussing enforcement actions and the impact on residents and businesses. The piece notes concerns about supplies and public heath implications, suggesting broader legal questions about regulation and personal freedom.
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