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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 01, 1921
Page
2
Essay argues world disarmament requires action by ordinary people, not just governments. It praises democratic governance and women’s equal voice, warns against national ridicule and press starved by prejudice, and calls for restraint to avoid fueling arms races and hostility.
In a London News classroom moment a teacher posed a riddle about the Queen of Sheba. A small girl with quick recall answered that such a dyer want for the lot. The piece closes with a nudge to patronize local merchants to help build the home.
Marsany rece t may come to the United States as military adviser to the French delegation at the disarmament conference. The Germans will testify that the marshal knows how to disarm a nation. Ninety percent of the world total output of real lavender oil comes from the vie Lyons. When crab meets they side step.
Two women seek inexpensive nourishing meals for a shared home near work. The note suggests a fireless cooker, hot cold bottles, bulk shopping for staples, bakery bread, and a weekly plan featuring oatmeal, wheat bread, cereals, soups like lentil tomato, corned beef hash, lamb stew, baked goods, and beverages with milk or cocoa, all aimed at low cost and simple prep.
A Brighton cinema cuts a bang for its buck with a new organ costing £8000 and a staff of over 300 including attendants and waitresses for a 3000-seat restaurant area as part of a grand expansion noted in local business pages.
During six months ending June 1921 seven hundred US entrants arrived in Western Canada lawfully. They carried wealth totaling 214580 and personal effects valued at 702453. Of 4892 total immigrants, 2600 were farmers with 2218 not fully American, including British, French, and Canadian residents. A Dublin Weekly Times quip notes the tale of a search.
An advertisement urges women to use Dr Hamilton's Pills to restore health and bloom, claiming to tone the system and improve complexion. It promises improved spirits and strength for a faded woman and notes the price of 25 cents per box with Montreal company contact.
A terse notice details a man seeking employment after leaving a previous job. He notes morning routines and the wife’s push to find work, hinting at economic strain and shared household effort during hard times. The item reads like a brief personal employment plea in a local paper.
Summer months bring danger to children with illnesses such as cholera infantum colic diarrhoea and dysentery. The ad touts Baby's Own Tablets as the key preventive aid during hot weather, claiming they regulate the stomach and are sold by mail for 28 cents a box via Dr Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ontario.
A fragment recalling sfinard’s Liniment used by physicians and the claim that patrons might seek alternatives if honesty fails. It mentions Feniore Cooper chewing cumdrops, bought in large gusts, and an evolving fame tied to a fiery reputation.
Fragmentary notes discuss a catarrhal medicine by a company named Cheers & Co in Toledo. The text mentions a philosophy of forming organs like a canary and speculates on longevity from 309 to 400 years, with references to Detegsee Citulaes tet and WO Detegsee.
Mrs A Pieper wife of a farmer from Cottonwood Sask recounts suffering severe indigestion headaches and sleepless nights. After taking Tanlac she reports improved digestion sleep and energy with a sense of gratitude and urges others to try the medicine from leading druggists.
A large deposit of sodium sulphate was found at Baxter Lake east of Wainwright. A lake-edge test showed thirty-two percent sodium sulphate, suggesting potential exploitation. The find follows reports of a significant mineral discovery and interest in developing the deposit for future use.
Hundreds of families in the war torn Ducy territory endure in dugouts amid sparse rebuilding. The text notes little progress on reconstruction as villages lay razed and poverty of residents persists after the war between Russia and Germany ended under Bolshevik rule.
A brief note asserts sunstroke stems from exposure and heat rather than the liniment, naming Minard's Lumberman's Friend as a purported remedy context. The item reads as a historical oddity about remedies and public health claims of the era.
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