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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 28, 1920
Page
7
Fragmentary notes describe testimony about women's health and patent medicines. The account mentions Dr Percy's favorite preventive recipe and warnings about whiskey and morphine, with references to women taking standard remedies and receiving guidance from druggists.
An idea proposed by A J Cole and Nis C Captain Homes Cole of the Royal Air Force aims to spread air from aircraft to seed moisture in the atmosphere. The plan intends to induce rainfall to aid agricultural districts and combat forest fires.
Fragmentary ad copy mentions Pape's Diapepsin for stomach relief. The readable text shows restaurant style branding and misread phrases, with unclear product claim and likely dosage guidance. No complete facts or figures are recoverable from the fragment.
Fragmentary text hints at Frame asserting autonomy from WAnnanzio and a dictatorial shift. Mentions new postage stamp for port and unnamed artists. Reflects convoluted statements about mothers, health of children, and a wedding like ritual, with unclear context.
Saskatchewan dairy producers received substantial payments for cream and butter through wartime trade, with total values exceeding 2,000,000 dollars. Official figures from market commissioner J F Poot show payments to cream shippers and farmers marketing pools after final settlements in October 1919.
Fragmented OCR text mentions France and Germany policy aims and payment demands. It references loyalty in solving disputes and mentions Germany’s talk of expediation, with unclear names and dates.
A vintage advertisement touts Danderine as a tonic that revives lifeless thinning hair. It claims the product makes hair long thick strong and shiny with color brightness and fullness, urging readers to buy a Seecent bottle at drug counters.
A plan to establish research fellowships at the University of Manitoba with funding of 148 specified units. The foundation originates from representations to Sir Robert Kindersley during a visit to Winnipeg in April. The aim is to promote scientific research through the Hadenn's Bay Company advisory council and related groups.
An odd combined fragment shows an old Cascarets ad promising digestive relief and a separate note about August 2340 immigration from the United States to Canada via Arthur Ontario and Kingsgate British Columbia. It mentions numbers traveling to Alberta Manitoba and Saskatchewan and a cash amount of $600 at Minard's Linment For Burns.
A fragment notes 65,000 Slavic people in Saskatchewan and argues one education campaign will push English as the sole language. It contrasts soldiers laborers and others with language trends, and mentions medical relief and mission work as context.
The remains of Archdea con Hadias Stuck, noted Alaskan missionary, died recently and were buried October 11 in a humble Indian cemetery at Fort Yukon. Episcopal services led by Dr Grafton Burke. pallbearers were native council members who carried the body a quarter mile to the grave.
An 18th century note cites Jonas Hanway popularizing umbrellas in London around 1750 and claims his long use helped public acceptance. The piece also advertises Miller's Worm Pow as a leading, reliable remedy for worms in children, with claimed safety and long usage.
Saskatchewan note from Commissioner Hawkes of the Liquor Commission reports 64 potato yields from a single potato this year on farm plots. Officials describe crops as well fed and thriving under current measures.
A fragmented ad purports Halls Catarrh Medicine from FJ Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio. It claims internal action through the blood to clear nasal catarrh and related head symptoms. The garbled text suggests a medicinal remedy promotion typical of old patent medicine ads.
King George orders reduced coal consumption across royal houses. Fires must burn only when essential and kept as small as possible to conserve fuel. The directive aims at nationwide household savings amid fuel shortages.
A Edmonton Livestock Exchange quarterly meeting discussed dehorning cattle to improve feed and sale outcomes. The campaign aims to persuade farmers province wide to adopt dehorning as standard practice.
An old medical advertisement touts Dr Williams Pink Pills as a treatment for weak blood and nervous breakdown. It claims powerful health improvements and urges readers to buy by mail or at drug desks, citing restored strength and well being.
A luminous cable guiding device for ships in fog has proven successful and will be installed in major French ports. The Matin reports a plan to place a similar cable across the English Channel as a potential measure.
Employers of the Canadian Express Company seek a wage increase akin to the rise granted to railway workers. They estimate that all companies will be asked to raise pay to meet the new standard.
Saskatchewan agriculture shows progress as the Minister of Agriculture receives Wolf River apples from a farm in Indian Head. Crab apples have been grown in the province, underscoring local fruit production and potential for orchard expansion.
Plans for a new Vancouver tannery by Canadian Fletto Leather Industri to cost about $30,000. The plant aims to process large volumes with a diverse workforce including English, German, and Greek and Latin origin workers.
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