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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 29, 1931
Page
3
Marie Jean and English companion climb into a snowbound Alpine plateau where a sunset scene and shared lunch kindle a fragile, fate kissed bond. He contemplates fate and chance as clouds gather and snow begins to fall around the remote refuge.
The advertisement promotes Castoria as a safe non narcotic remedy for infants and older children for colic pains cold digestive upset and similar ailments. It emphasizes delicate organs and gentle urging without harsh drugs and claims genuine Castoria bears the product name.
In a snow driven valley a man urges urgent departure from a hut. He speaks in French and warns that half an hour more could seal their fate, insisting Jean secure their gear and hurry into the blizzard to avoid being stranded overnight.
Dr. W Edward Gallic of the University of Toronto was elected vice president of the American College of Surgeons at the New York meeting and will be installed at the next annual congress. Dr. Ross Millar of Ottawa was installed as vice president, Dr. J Bentley Squier of New York was elected president for 1982, and Dr. Robert E McKechnie of Vancouver joined the Board of Regents. A group of over fifty surgeons from North and South America will assume office on the Board of Governors, with Ambrose L Lockwood of Toronto Hugh MacLean of Regina Alexander Monroe of Calgary and William Harvey Smith of Winnipeg named. Mothers can easily know when their children are troubled with worms and use Mother Javes Worm Exterminator.
A New Yorker reader found a confusing bill item reading I gr F Hurt It Wa Ses 0.45. A call to Ham nacher Schlemmer's clarified it as one gross flat headed bright iron wood screws. The note also mentions English replacing French in Prussian schools and gasoline selling in Germany at 40 cents per gallon.
A nine-year journey of a black duck is traced by band No SIS and No 5180 placed in 1921 by Canadian and U.S. bird banding programs. The find highlights ongoing data gathering on migration and longevity, urging reports to the National Parks of Canada.
The article contrasts England's gold stock management with the United States vast gold reserves, arguing America underutilizes lending to aid distressed debtor nations. It notes debtors need help when conditions worsen and warns creditors bear grave responsibilities alongside debtors, citing the London Times Financial Page. It also mentions asthma remedy and a bricklaying record, then garbled names Gar Wood and Kay Don.
The Royal Winter Fair in Toronto will send personal birthday cards to every girl and boy in Canada aged ten whose birthday falls between November 18 and 26. The fair marks its commemorative show decade, aiming to foster a cheerful view of agriculture. Also notes mothers should guard infants against worms and promote vermifuge use with Miller's Worm Powder as a health aid.
Aline Michaelis presents The Rhyming Optimist celebrating love as life’s delight. Poem contrasts roses, gardens, moonlit lilies, and divine fortune guiding human happiness through love’s grace. Several lines depict love transforming life into something sublime despite dark imagery.
The text recounts Thomas Lipton rising from a poor boy to a financier who employed many and gave generously, notably turning the Erin into a hospital ship during World War I. Known in Serbia as Uncle Tom, Lipton embodied Labor Omnia Vincit and was regarded as a nobleman by a friend from his Glasgow days who argued he did not need knighthood.
A playful exchange depicts neighbors John and Hubby as a couple trying to settle into marriage. The wife appears devoted with affectionate gestures, while Hubby jokes about needing more time to know her before expressing affection openly.
The article notes Moscow as a rare city with uniformed policewomen on regular beats. It mentions Canada operating 12,427 post offices, up 18 from last year and 160 since 1922. Rural mail carriers total 4,256 nationwide.
A devotional week overview cites Frances Ridley Havergal and Horace Busman urging trust in the Lord. It emphasizes seeking guidance from God, resisting distrust, and moving forward cheerfully to be led into better paths, with assurance of divine leading through all steps.
A petrified shell fish of an unknown species was found in a gravel pit three miles southeast of Moose Jaw by Carl Erickson. The fossil, about the size of a fist, lay in a rock dug from eight feet underground, suggesting ancient water coverage in the prairies. The article notes the ship of a distant age.
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