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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 29, 1931
Page
2
A customer recounts losing weight from 170 to 130 pounds over four months using Kraeteo with a half teaspoonful each morning and a modified diet plus gentle exercise. The testimonial warns against overnight results and mentions comparing to Fruschen Salts.
Two renowned physicians Dr. George W Crile and Dr Charles H Mayo spoke at the American College of Surgeons in New York about how worry fear jealousy and related emotions shorten life expectancy. They reported average life expectancy rising to 58 years and urged remedies including newspapers as powerful educators.
Calgary reports nine months revenue up 140000. Canton Chica harbor project tops 9000000. Osgoode Hall sees 242 divorce filings, 153 by wives. Dominion Bureau of Statistics notes higher meat export values. About 400 New Yorkers gain telephony jobs on commission. Lorca district Spain sees seven years without rain. peasants seek government aid. Australian wheat crop may be 20 percent smaller than last year. Lancashire and Yorkshire mills rise on new orders after gold standard suspension. New York American cites estate of Dwight W Morro of New Jersey at about 20 million. Ottawa population 124,988 per June census, up 15.9 percent in ten years. Bournemouth death of General Sir Reginald Hart VC at 83.
An old pattern advertisement touts a suk crepe shanting bodice with cross over lines to slim the torso, a surplice white front, and wrapped bodice. It offers sizes from 4 to 46 inches bust, fabric yardage details, and a 25 cent pattern price, urging quick order with coin.
The Western Grain Standards Board may approve excluding Garnet wheat from northern contract grades after July 31 1932 if Parliament amends the Canadian Grain Act. A resolution seeks Garnet be graded as separate varieties numbers one two and three with underperforming grain moved to red spring grades. Also noted are pilots guided at night by beacon lights along the Columbia Gorge and a quoted line from Dr Travase.
The article notes China narrowing the gap to modern civilization as students study at Columbia and graduates mingle with peers. It reports 15,000,000 bushels of surplus wheat from Federal stocks sold on long-term credit and a Hong Kong dairy order for 50 Ayrshire cows from British Columbia.
London based Eng land light opera company touring Canada receives praise in Toronto and eastern cities. Ley land White stars as McHeath with Kathleen Desjournes and Dorothy George in key roles and Henry Jaxon conducting. The program includes John Gay's The Beggar's Opera and Merrie England by Sir Edward German. The text mentions a birthday joke and Spain's sewing machine industry seeking government aid.
Arthur Brisbane, US editorial writer, notes on English pilot Stainforth whose airplane speed reached 86 miles per hour. Brisbane cautions against progress becoming discouraged by a few million rounds, arguing national strength lies in its drains and infrastructure rather than sheer speed or arms.
The Canadian standardizes honey by natural colour into White Golden Amber and Dark classes. Grading uses quality categories Fancy Choice or Manufacturers. The system aims for consistent terminology and obvious product quality across markets.
A devotional study interprets Galatians and Romans on Christian freedom and the Spirit. Paul contrasts freedom with license, urges walking by the Spirit, and highlights fruits of the Spirit versus works of the flesh. The lesson cites Leviticus 19:18 and discusses love, mutual respect, and avoiding quarrels among believers.
Kiruna Sweden transformed from Arctic wilderness twenty years ago to a 1000 inhabitant commercial center of a vast tram industry. Swedish engineering placed a modern city in polar wastes with up to date comforts. The mining syndics report over 9,000,000 tons of iron ore produced in 1930, with steady annual gains since 1911.
Ex Kaiser Wilhelm leads an active life with a 6 am start and morning walks. His household numbers about sixty, with visits from former royal family members. He spends mornings on tennis, wood chopping, and walks with a pack of dachshunds, a Russian wolfhound, and a German shepherd.
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