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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 06, 1932
Page
2
A Quebec woman shares how she refreshed dull curtains with Diamond Tints dye. She rinsed in tinted water, avoided boiling, and found the result crisp and bright. Her daughter asked where the curtains came from, noting the room looked refreshed.
A summary of global notes reports land under cultivation in Canada rising from 172198 acres in 1916 to 287228 acres last year. The MS Lady Logan arrived in Churchill with geologists. Plans for reclaiming 10000 acres on Kootenay Flats near Creston B C. A two engine patriot plane christened as a scouting aircraft with 250 hp. Canadian Brown tobacco shipments to Sierra Leone from Montreal. Imperial Airways route London to Paris reached 4728 passengers in August, up from 2480 last year. A 4304 mile non stop flight planned by Capt Stephan Darius and Stephan Girenos from New York to Kovno Lithuania. Mexico showing signs of returning to the gold standard per treasury statement. Aviation growth noted with numerous certificates issued and 241 airmen trained. J L Wilson Goode transferred to Vancouver as UK trade commissioner at Trinidad, with A E Pollard taking over duties there.
A reflective note on natural laws and accidents, arguing against removing misfortune but recognizing that nature’s forces, like ocean waves, affect many ships while sometimes consuming one. The piece emphasizes inevitability and resilience.
J Bryant Saskatchewan Minister of Public Works promotes a fruit growing plan on Provincial Institutional Farms led by J E Park. The program centers at Regina with a 10 acre nursery and shelter belts of caragana spruce and willows. Five acre orchards planned at North Battleford Prince Albert Weyburn Regina Moosomin with plum cherry pear hybrids, crabapples and root stock trials from named varieties.
The Morden and Saskatchewan Institutional Farms program aims to establish fruit orchards to supply patient needs at mental hospitals and demonstrate fruit production across varied belts. Researchers plan to graft hardy stock, share surplus plant material, and involve Dr Paterson's breeding work while expanding grapes, plum, cherry, and apple varieties across provinces.
Misa ETmas endorses Carter's Little Liver Pills as superior to face creams for a clear complexion. The advert claims the pills are purely vegetable and a gentle tonic for liver and bowels, curing constipation and acidity while easing headaches.
Sunday School lesson centers on Genesis 50 17 21 Luke 2 10 52 and Luke 10 38 42 with devotional Reading Psalm 101 1 7 exploring the human Jesus growth in wisdom and grace. It recounts Mary sitting at Jesus feet while Martha serves and emphasizes choosing the better part over busyness.
Mrs A J writes that Kruschen Salts transformed her 92 year old father who remains alert and active, running stairs and never feeling back. She praises the daily dose for cleansing the system, improving health and energy, and asserts many friends should use Kruschen for the famed feeling.
The post office announces blocking bread flour cereals and other foods from mail service to curb voluntary aid amid famine in the Soviet Union. Peasants had used mail to ship scarce food from Moscow and provinces, and many faced overcrowded trains for in person relief efforts.
Eight Calgary citizens sought medical attention after watching the sun eclipse on August 31 without darkened glasses. Eye specialists report varying blindness and severe strain. recovery is uncertain and months of treatment are anticipated. Also notes average body weight loss of one pound per night hour due to moisture evaporation.
A neighbor warns a young child to be careful crossing streets. The child replies with confidence, saying they always wait for the empty space to come by.
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