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Macgregor Herald

Location

Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Oct 03, 1929

Page

6

Canada as a nation seeks a distinct flag and autonomy

The essay argues that Canada, while equal in the League of Nations and within the British Commonwealth, lacks a national flag and a fixed nationality for its born citizens. It laments the paradox of Canada’s autonomy yet absence of distinct national status and urges recognition of Canada as a true nation with its own flag and identity.

Canada League of Nations London Great Britain Ottawa Fution Washington Paris Tokyo England Scotland Ireland United Fas France Germany Isle Siam Australia New Zealand South Africa Newfoundland Irish Free State Empada British Isles Tokio Halifax Vancouver British Commonwealth of Nations Zealand New

Student Aviator Survives Freefall After Plane Crash

An automobi l and student aviator from Springfield Mans fell from 1800 feet over Springfield airport without a safety belt though he carried a parachute. He pulled the cord and landed unharmed as the plane wrecked in an open field. A school teacher asks a riddle about selling 14000 pecks of potatoes at 20 cents each. A small boy replies with a flippant answer about golf clubs a radio and a town car.

Arthur Center Automobil Springfield Mans Springeld Center

Majestic undergoes seven week overhaul and refit

The White Star liner Majestic departed Southampton for New York on its hundredth west bound crossing after a seven week overhaul. The reconstruction used timber from many forests worldwide including oak mahogany teak beech ash satinwood walnut and pitch pine and forty four tons of paint plus eighteen thousand yards of electric wire for bells and cabin lighting. The piece notes a Krupp rule about women at the Krupp plant and Hippocrates writings dating back five hundred years before Christ.

Majestic Southampton New York Oregon

All Weather Road Promised To Re gina To Prince Albert Park

FR Machfil lan of Saskatoon, president of the Saskatchewan Conservative Association, told the Kiwanis Club at Prince Albert that an all weather highway from Regina to Prince Albert National Park should be government policy. He cited Minister J. A. Merkley’s visit as evidence of government interest.

Regina Prince Albert National Park FR Machfillan Saskatoon Saskatchewan Conservative Association Kiwanis Club Prince Albert Anderson J. A. Merkley

Health regained with Dr Williams Pink Pills

Mrs Norman White of New Canada Nova Scotia credits Dr Williams Pink Pills with restoring her health after years of weakness and heart palpitations. She says six boxes improved her condition, another six completed recovery, and her daughters benefited from the anaemia treatment. Pills available from Brockville Ontario or by mail for 50 cents a box.

Norman White New Canada Dr. Williams Tke Willams Brockville Ont

Escape From Submarine Sets World Record During Experiment

Ten men emerged from the sunk submarine T-17 in forty eight seconds during a submarine experiment, a world record for such a feat. Half wore headpieces, others were not specially equipped. The craft featured a new device with a large bowl under a torpedo tube to prevent water ingress as men exited. A Household Medicine promotes DF Thomas Eclectric Of for home use in treating various ailments.

Thomas

Name and Castle Clash Over Bank of England Sign

An Englishman questions his rights to call his house a castle as Burnley faces removal of the Bank of England name carved on a building. Authorities decree the words must be erased after a century of display, leaving the meaning of the laurel and stone in doubt.

Bank of England Burnley

Mrs Ray Fisher Reports Dramatic Cure With Scottdale Remedy

Mrs Ray Fisher of Lebret Saskatchewan writes that after more than a month of summer complaint and blood in stool her weak child improved after taking a bottle of medicine from T Milburn Co Toronto. She notes the boy regained strength and began to keep food down within half a bottle.

Ray Fisher Lebret Gurprie Aly T. Milburn Co., Ltd Toronto

Wheat production in Saskatchewan shows high grading

This year a quaky year in wheat production in Saskatchewan with seven teen cars of No 1 hard wheat received by Saskatoon flour mills. Dominion inspector reports No 1 hard 6 percent No 1 northern 51 percent No 2 39 percent No 3 4 percent. Moose Jaw point: 50 percent No 1 35 percent No 2. Northern Saskatchewan producing wheat of equal quality to southern, Elrose line high No 1 hard, Hughton and Elrose noted for shipping.

Saskatchewan Saskatoon Canada Dominion Grain Inspector Moose Jaw A. McPherson Dominion Seed Branch Elrose Hughton

Peace Garden Proposal Between Canada and United States

The Regina Daily reports a proposal by horticulturists in Canada and the United States to establish an International Peace Garden along the boundary. Support has come from Canada’s Governor-General and US Ambassador William Phillips, with cabinet ministers and major industrial leaders pledging financial backing to form an endowment. The project is pitched as a fragrant memorial to more than a century of peace and a symbol of goodwill, with spiritual value tied to real cordial relations between the peoples.

Canada United States William Phillips Dominion Regina

Romanian Scientist Designs Space Rocket For Mail Flight

Prof Hermann Oberth the Roumanian scientist designed a space rocket to rise 32 miles and pioneer a mail rocket to America in 30 minutes. It will be built under supervision for the UEA Film Company. The first flight aims to measure atmospheric physical and chemical properties with instruments aboard.

Hermann Oberth U.E.A. Film Company

Winnipeg Air Club Heads List With Over Thousand Hours

The rapid rise of air mindedness in Canada shows Winnipeg leading clubs with well over 1,000 hours in the air. Toronto follows with about 1,000 hours and Ottawa just over 960. New pilots include 192 private and 57 commercial grads. total clubs rise from 15 to 22 this year.

Canada Winnipeg Toronto Ottawa

From Youth To Old Age ERE VegeTable Compound Testimony

A vintage promo notes three life stages for women and credits Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with restoring health and vigor. It cites countless thousands as testimony to its worth.

Lydia E. Pinkham

Artificial Silk From Acetic Acid Predicted

Artificial silk made from acetic acid combined with cellulose was demonstrated by Prof. D. B. Keyes at the University of Illinois in collaboration with E. P. King and Sherlock Swanne. The process forms cellulose acetate and promises finer dresses, while Dr. Thomas' Eclect Oil offers external and internal relief for throat irritation and coughing.

United States Chemical Society D. B. Keyes University of Ilinois Prof. Keyes Ilinois E. P. King Sherlock Swanne Thomas

World Grain Show National Committee Meeting in Toronto

Hon W R Motherwell minister of agriculture will call a second meeting of the World Grain Conference and Exhibition national committee. The world conference is slated for Regina in 1932 with tentative prize lists to be prepared and distributed to provinces and foreign entrants.

Toronto W. R. Motherwell Regina

Prince of Wales's First Flight In British Made Gypsy Moth

The Prince of Wales flew for the first time as airplane owner, selecting a G. H. Gypsy Moth priced at 3300 dollars. He insisted on a purely British purchase, with the red and blue craft bearing a silver plate marked H.R. The Prince of Wales. The Moth features an aluminum nose and scarlet leather upholstery, designed to cushion bumps.

Prince of Wales Sandringham

Broadcast Trials Planned in Berlin Courtrooms

A German report contends broadcasting trials in Ber Lincoln courtrooms is contemplated with no legal objections since trials are public. It would be a global novelty if inaugurated, with evil attributed to lack of thought and heart, and the measure could spread worldwide.

Ber Lncourtre

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