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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Nov 20, 1919
Page
3
Are your bowels clogged and indigestive, with a claim that these pills purge the system each night. The ad touts Dr Hamilton's Pills of Mandrake and Butternut as a remedy for constipation and digestion, promising cleansing, better mood, and blood purification at 25 cents per box.
Hamid Pasha, a kindly Ottoman ruler, nurtures four adopted daughters in his haremlik while listening to poetry and music with Ruggles. As dawn reveals the garden and sea, Hamid Pasha dies from a liver wound after a long illness, reflecting on Turkey’s decline and his empire’s fading power.
A British capital backed venture, the Furbear Lumber Company of New York, begins winter construction of demountable hulls from Douglas fir for ships. Each hull measures about 40 feet and will be damaged and delivered later. The note mentions Robert Peary and comments on young widows and spinsters, with vague social remarks about women reentering work.
Advertises a relief product for rheumatic pains and aches promising speedy comfort. Claims to penetrate without rubbing with strong, lasting results. Available at drug stores for 0c and 1.40, made in Canada.
In Calgary, Imperial Oil vice-president Alex McQueen states the company will spend 30000 on each new well to determine oil existence in Alberta. A central Alberta refinery could follow if a large field is found, with Regina's refinery serving as a benchmark. Plans include five wells across Czar m and Nanton districts.
An old ad copy touts Dr. Chase's Kidney Liver Pills to cure biliousness and recurrent headaches by restoring liver health. It suggests kidney liver pills can ease derangement and eliminate symptoms, presenting a familiar patent medicine pitch.
A naturalist revived specimens thought dead for fifteen years and even a snail glued to a card in a mescura returned to life after immersion in calm water. The note hints at enduring vitality and the mystery of unpublished manuscripts.
A proposed project to reclaim about one thousand acres of swamp lands in the Columbia Valley near Golden British Columbia may start next spring. Senator B C Prowse backed the plan, with a Canadian company formed to acquire the land. The plan would split lands into fifty acre tracts and settle about five thousand people, based on six persons per family.
An old advertising blurb touts Danderine as a hair care miracle that cleanses dirt and oil while leaving hair soft shiny and fuller looking. It claims tresses become thick wavy and youthful with easy daily use at a low cost.
The Bishop of Birmingham calls for a great revival of civic spirit to align Britain with God’s will. He praises brotherhood across rich and poor and among churches, urging unity at home to influence world peace. He cites Birmingham Industrial League conference as example of workers’ idealism and cooperation.
Naturalists describe the yearly spring migration of butterflies crossing the ocean. Millions of delicate insects travel from the continent to English shores on favorable winds, with many resting on vessels 200 miles at sea as a testament to their endurance.
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