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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Nov 24, 1932
Page
2
A Western Ontario note recounts Jumbo the elephant’s death at St Thomas and a man asserting he collected hairs from Jumbo’s trunk during the disaster, claiming he still has two strands. The tale surfaces amid regional discussions of the famous souvenir.
Unconnected briefs report unanimous Bahamas approval of Ottawa conference accords and Germany delivering 350000 tons of iron and steel. Carter returns to Egypt after Tutankhamen discovery, while Canadian fiscal reforms curb customs valuation powers. Deportations from Canada reach 15364 in three years, with English and Scots largest groups. Winnipeg to sell relief tickets for food and beds, 10 cents each. Ontario crop rot portends a potato famine with one fifth harvest loss valued near one million dollars.
Government will add precautions next summer to protect ships on the Hudson Bay grain route. J A Campbell KC reports from Ottawa that the N B McLean icebreaker will receive charts of waters used by vessels in the grain route. Masters will have access to these Canadian shafts for protection, with the MacLean positioned nearby as added safeguard after the Bright Fan loss on October 1 in Hudson Strait.
Archbishop Downey at Longton cites a poor woman with ten children who gave £100 to the Liverpool Cathedral fund and declared she could afford it because giving to God brings returns. He blessed her, and days later she reportedly won £100 in the Irish Sweepstake.
Britain has only 12 battleships to America's 18, yet commands 5 cruisers to the US total. The balance of naval strength hinges on cruiser numbers and strategic deployment alongside battleship counts. Both nations prepare fleets for possible global contingencies and show diverging naval emphases.
Workmen digging in Old Three Rivers Quebec uncover a skeleton believed to be a young French soldier killed defending the city on August 22 1653. Nearby artifacts include a brass platter a leather sabre sheath with a regiment number a bark container and small cloth fragments.
Mrs. George Morey of Walker Ontario claims the tablets protect five children from serious illness and recommend the product for teething, fevers, colic, digestive issues, constipation, and fretfulness. Each 2S¢ package includes an analyst's statement and is said to be safe for even the youngest child.
Jan Seveik, claiming to be president of Mars, applied for a passport at Moravska Ostrava Czecho Slovakia to study business conditions. He was handed to medical authorities after the assertion. A recent Black Hall England event featured roast whale.
Sunday School lesson for November 27 centers on devotion to the Lord with a Golden Text from 2 Corinthians. It covers Exodus 3 1 12 Isaiah 6 1 8 Matthew 25 1 46 Mark 1 16 20 and Acts 26 12 The devotional explains Jesus calling four fishermen to follow him and develop as his disciples Then it reflects Paul s conversion and dedication to ministry noting the humble moment of vision rather than dramatic signs and urging immediate obedience to the duties presented today
Blend Eagle Brand Sweetened Condensed Milk with lemon juice. Fold in bananas. Pour into nine inch pie plate lined with Zwiebak crust. Cover with meringue and bake until crown. Chill before serving.
A fragment advertising Dr J D Kellogg's Asthma Remedy praising relief for asthma sufferers. It blends zwieback with sweetened condensed milk as a filling method and touts the product as a lifesaving aid, promising renewed hope and evident benefits. The text emphasizes personal belief and strong endorsement.
The dialogue reveals plans for a send-off with rice, ribbons, balloons, and thrown shoes. The bride Maggie and groom MacPherson discuss attire and a playful exchange about shoe sizes, while Jack and Jill exchange banter about interests and finances.
Recent findings show clearer X-ray pictures of body parts after exposure to sound waves from a large loudspeaker. The speaker emits a constant pitch at sufficient volume to induce perceptible vibration, and X-ray photographs taken after these vibrations reveal markedly crisper images.
Fragmentary comic dialogue references liver bile calomel and a tea. A girl asks a suitor about his father, who responds with a grim lambish refrain. The text mixes garbled phrases and stage cues without a clear narrative.
France constructs a complex rocket intended not as a simple projectile to the moon but as a vehicle to carry a man to space. It includes modern scientific instruments to ensure passenger safety and collect invaluable data during the journey.
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