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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Nov 21, 1935
Page
3
A peculiar advertisement urges readers to consult their doctor about a remedy claimed to relieve headaches neuralgia and rheumatic pains. The copy emphasizes seeking medical advice and mentions a trusted intermediary who can verify safety. It reflects early 20th century medical marketing tactics.
The article notes early physician objections to aspirin as stomach and heart risks but cites medical proof of safety for average users. It explains aspirin’s Canadian manufacturing and Bayer trade mark, urging readers to look for the Bayer cross on each tablet.
A platypus at Melbourne Zoo has set a record by living in captivity for a year. The creature, an Australian duck mole, eats about 800 worms daily, stressing worm supplies. The curator offers to buy worms at 34. a pound to meet demand.
Canadian mothers report fewer colds using Vicks Plan for Better Control of Colds. The guide shares three steps: build resistance with rest, water, and moderate exercise. prevent early colds with Va-tro-nol nasal drops. and end colds sooner with VapoRub poultice and vapors. The plan, backed by 30 years of Vicks experience, is tested by physicians and used in clinics and homes nationwide.
Nancy Nelson, a nineteen year old in Colorada Territory, visits Pine Ridge to start a library with Cousin Columbine and faces a blizzard with Matt Adams and Jack Nelson. Nancy and Matt share a moment atop a hill as a hidden longing surfaces, while Nancy worries about her future and the impact of the journey on her family and friends. The episode ends with Matt’s return and Nancy reflecting on the transformative experience at Pine Ridge.
In a moonlit Colorado tower room, Nance grapples with sleepless anticipation of leaving for Kansas with Jack. She notices familiar objects from eight months ago, jokes about growing fond of General Grant, and reflects on how quickly one adapts to surroundings and plans for the future. The scene sets a turning point in their journey.
A country drive with a family prompts a husband to explain speed limits of 35 mph to his wife. Their child interrupts with a joke asking why cars exceed limits, highlighting the human sense of speed and caution.
A devotional exhortation urges readers to cleanse the heart as a temple for God. It cites Psalm 24 9 and speaks of keeping the soul peaceful and pure through prayer love and joy. It emphasizes serving and obeying the Lord without being moved by tribulations.
Farmers in Eastern Canada under the Dominion Lamb Feeding Project raise repeat orders as hay grain silage and other crops remain abundant in Quebec Ontario and other provinces. Many growers request double the lambs fed compared with last winter amid ample feed supplies and steady demand.
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