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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 06, 1921
Page
6
An in depth look at wheat marketing asks if farmers gain by holding grain after harvest. The study uses Minneapolis Fed charts comparing August prices to subsequent months over a 120 month span, showing holding rarely paid off and outlining storage costs and losses by delaying sale.
Ora 7 recounts years of headaches insomnia and weakness among middle aged women. The text notes use of Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and related tonic claimed to ease constipation headaches hot flashes and nervous symptoms. Public endorsement from friends is cited in a domestic context.
A fragment reports a platinum deposit in British Columbia near the Skeena district, with a proposed mine at the Dram Laammon property. It notes surface exposure and development plans aiming for a output of about 100 tons per day, alongside unrelated remarks and ads.
A Canadian delegate will be named by Ottawa to join a special committee to study airship and aeroplane travel routes across the Empire. The body will discuss bases, supplies, and travel between parts of the Empire with ministers and senior officials from Canada, Britain, Australia, New Zealand, and South Africa.
An old advertisement touts Nerviline for backache cramps and rheumatic pains promising quick relief with several applications. Separately, a report notes an effort to raise the submarine U-20 stranded on the Jutland coast and convert it into a seaside resort refreshment room.
Fragmentary text describes a distressed infant crying, poor sleep, and death. A caregiver named Lilian M. Taylor provides a box address in Brace Montana area as a possible contact. The garbled lines imply medical or remedial products and soothed comfort attempts without clear outcomes.
Mohammedan Society plans a mosque in the old city quarter near the Botanical Gardens. The municipality provides the site and the French Parliament allocates aid. Marshal Lyautey backs the project as a single Mohammedan magnitary contributes 125,009 francs to the fund.
A vintage advertisement warns mothers to protect infants from seasonal colds, promoting Baby's Own Tablets as a gentle laxative preventive. It notes optional doses, pricing at 25 cents a box from The Dr Williams Medicine Co. Brockville Ontario and mentions potato crop notes and Miller's Worm Powders as products for worm remedies and digestion support.
Local notices describe a disease described as catarrh and cataesh causing soreness and ill effects. An advertisement claims the blood can be helped by a specific medicine by a company named PUkEney & Coy Toied. Readers are cautioned by fragmented text and unclear assertions.
The prospectus touts Dr Thomas Electric as a multi use health aid with claims of relief for cats burns and pains. It notes a market value of £5 000 000 on the London market at 98 with six percent interest and redemption by 1940, while a South African option allows par payment after 1620.
The first shipment of northern lake trout reached McMurray from the Mackenzie Basin Fisheries plant at Black Bay on Lake Athabasca. Further shipments will sail before navigation ends on the big river, proving the north’s untapped resources. The Black Bay plant is now in full operation with extensive facilities and modern machinery, signaling regional fishery development with capital and energy.
An article notes that Inard's Liniment friend and a lumberman named Chinaman taught a method for making bread from wheat nearly four thousand years old, highlighting traditional culinary knowledge and cross cultural exchange.
In less than a week twenty loads of Alberta white fish from Lesser Slave Lake and Lac La Biche pass through Edmonton on route to Chicago. An estimated eighty carloads remain before the season’s catch is exhausted.
The final pupil of Chopin lives in a Paris garret after the war and travels to Peru. He recently marked his birthday by playing Chopin's Nocturne and notes a long period of hardship since the conflict.
Fragmentary text outlines affiliations with Rélevue and others, mentions training toward female education, deanery and local systems, monthly allowances and expenses, and applications to broader expression. The fragmentary source lacks clear event, date, or entity details.
Readable fragments describe dyed fabrics and a distressed matrimonial life. A quoted line hints at a problematic union with references to labor and a wife named Mary. The text blends garbled phrases about dyes and dress items with a potential inquiry into the reason for the unhappy marriage.
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