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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 21, 1920
Page
2
A discussion on whether Canadians retain wartime unity and sacrifice as peacetime gains momentum. It argues for continued thrift and reduced extravagance to strengthen national finances, warning of a postwar recession and a growing trade deficit if spending remains high.
Reading fragments describe quarrels among Corns and Toes and a remedy by Putnam's. A business application appears with a 24 hour or 25 cent reference. A stray note mentions Mohammedans and a figure titled Baba in a tithe of respect.
The article notes that the brotch Government has decided the executor is liable for income taxes on annual revenue of a million and a half guilders. It adds that Wilhelm appears to have fared well after the war, described as a being "hung-up" and fine.
Fano lands in Park Country Alberta fetch $40 000 for 140 acres with improvements. George Reid of Ni Tratka, Nebraska, buys from Grorne F Root who disposes of Fairacres farm including fifty added acres. Wetaskiwin district touted as future land boom center. Central Alberta’s prairie, brush, and timber offer shelter and strong crops of wheat and oats.
An old advertisement urges mothers to guard children against seasonal colds with Baby's Own Tablets. It touts gentle laxative effects to keep bowels free and claims the tablets prevent or relieve sudden colds, sold by medicine dealers or mail order at 25 cents a box from The Dris Medicines Co Brockvill.
A diverting line from a New York department store advert describes a lapel as leisurely and sunlit, likening a resilient delicate coil to ice and metal shaped by skilled hands. The stylized image focuses on craftsmanship and shine.
A historic notice extols Parmelee's Vegetable Pills as a gentle yet effective remedy for liver disorders caused by irregular habits and poor diet. The text emphasizes the liver as a delicate organ needing care and presents the pills as suitable for even the most delicate users.
A historical note recalls Godinez, a Spaniard, who offered to undergo the electric chair at Sing Sing. He later demonstrated he could endure higher voltages than prison limits, standing between electrodes as a storm siren passed through his body without pain.
A garbled OCR excerpt mentions Pape's Diapepsin for indigestion and various jumbled terms. The passage references stomach relief claims and a correction note but lacks coherent details or verifiable facts. No clear events, people, or organizations are presented beyond the product name.
The London Daily Mire reports the betrothal of Hon. Jeavis Chandos Francis Temple master of Kinloss and heir presumptive to Kinloss barony, to Katherine Jackman daughter of a village blacksmith near Stowe Park. The match links titled Kinloss with a blacksmith’s family in a historic union.
London dispatch reports the Prince of Wales collecting big game from Africa and smaller species from other lands for a private menagerie on a ranch in Alberta. The note hints at plans to ship animals and a Yardmanier engineer contributing rare babies and skilled driving by Sue Burh.
An old advertisement touts Cascarets as a nightly aid to digestion and bowel regularity. It claims benefits for dullness, upset stomach, bad breath, and general clarity, noting a 30 cent price and a call to remain positive about health.
A fragmentary list names several individuals including Mathias Foley in Oil City and Charles Wheoten in Mulgrave Nova Scotia, with partial references to Norway Maine and Mulgrave. The text is incomplete but indicates a collection of personal names, places, and an unclear association or notice.
The Textile column notes a turn ing point in clothing where a garment cannot be turned to avoid wear. Thousands face the dilemma as the fabric shows fading on both sides, signaling a lasting defect in the material and its reversibility.
The article notes widespread weariness in society and contrasts it with Germany's merchant fleet, which has shrunk since 1871. It states Germany now handles about 10,000 tons of traffic with capacity around 1,000 tons.
A cryptic fragment attributes illness to worms and health to expulsion, with a judge remark about health and an unnamed figure called Mother Graves. The wording is garbled and reference to a best medicine or remedy is unclear.
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