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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 04, 1924
Page
3
An unnamed user describes chronic illness relief after taking Tanlac Vegetable Pills. Testimonial mentions headaches, nervousness, weight concerns, and improvements attributed to the product after long-term use. The text imitates an old advertisement voice.
Prot dC Fiseed of University Col lnge, London, England, hisses compiled a wars of Namen experiences Percy Sims a Canadian engineer fas teem appointed ascitant chief na New fea dana ue importation of all cattle sher pigs aod goats tat0 Wiett les peofocated mouth Oisens annval engineer of th ent Mallway Viscount Grey of Fallodee Secretar of Stae for Pore to the Asquith Government has retired from the Liberal leadership to the House of Lords for personal reasons Mrs Lemlly Seeaton Nelson widow of Hon Hugh Nelson former Lieutenant Governor of British Columbia died at the Westminster Private Hotel Toronto where she had brew stay in A 1923 statistics show Norway sold alcoholic beverages consumed per inhabitant 315 This ty att formerly Mrs of Wash noted Peano Amer game hunter has gone on a private camping expedition into the Canadian eles A13 year old bests one of the end 65 OF the Communist party at Gera ta Central Germans His scenes of speech and commanding manner on the platform attract large crowds to the meetings Prince Arthur of Connaught is spok fat as the pest Vierros of India 4 was learned in London Lord Reading the present incumbent will prob AM findsigle form of flier twelve months of which hale got expired The recent steamer Torham Va from Voromo and other ports on the water lakes arrived at Vancouver RC with a cargo and mail goods Two nursing posts will be established on the Saskatchewan division of the Canadian Red Cross Cueongh a Rio $720 nue to the National bods hs the O tag Association The air throwsh Lads Grey widow Governor General Revs wings beat the ass at the rate 190 strokes second
Articles from the Soviet press report complete harvest failure across many regions in the south and southeast, with winter crops perish ing in the Saar district and Caucastes. Expert findings cite heat and sun blight, predicting yields far below 1921 levels and signaling a dire food outlook for millions of Soviets amid broader European concern.
An old advertisement promotes Putnam's Painless Corn and Wart remedy promising painless removal of corns warts and bunions without delay. It emphasizes a long track record of effectiveness and warns against substitutes. The ad notes a price of 250 per use and urges immediate purchase.
Prof Louis A Rohlenberg and Dr Edward Ochsner report a liquid gold colloid showing superior effectiveness to radium in treating cancers. Administered intravenously in regular doses, it has reduced intestinal tumors in advanced cases and may offer a universal cure in trials. Buck and colleagues note promising results across hundreds of patients while stressing experimental status.
Drought and grasshoppers stress orchards as farmers plan to manage fruit from irrigation to delivery. Mentions varieties Duchess Wealthy Sept Nov Jonathan timing issues due to picking maturity and inflation in transport costs. Highlights exclusive railway service and insurance to protect shipments, with prices averaging 49 cents per box and packing costs around 4 cents.
B L arrived recently and is accredited as Peru consul to Vancouver. He plans to promote trade between Peru and the local community, opening a consulate office on Hastings Street. The article notes the consul’s intent and his connection to Peru.
Trade in Canada shows rapid expansion despite wartime strain. Interchange of commerce rose sharply with 70 percent growth between 1912 and 1916, reaching wide imports and exports across hundreds of countries. The text notes rising ratios of trade, though specifics are unclear.
A fragmentary report describes plans to organize selling pure seed for export in Saskatchewan under Canadian Seed Growers Association standards. It mentions marketing groups and varieties like Marquis cats and Prolite rye, noting reparations for alleged microframing and export goals amid regulatory expectations.
A Sunday School devotional on John 4 describes Jesus resting at Jacob's well while teaching a Samaritan woman about living water. It emphasizes turning points in faith, Jesus’s approach across cultural boundaries, and the promise of spiritual blessings if one recognizes who speaks.
The British Forestry Committee has begun a large scale project in Anglia to plant forests across a four plan area. It includes erecting worker housing for about one hundred families and aims to boost timber production and nearby lands. The text also references a treatment by Dr Thomas Electric Ott for respiratory irritation and coughs, though its relevance to the forestry item is unclear.
A token of appreciation for the Prince of Wales from American radio fans was presented aboard Cunard Iner Bi on August 22. The gift, a four-tube Newtrodyne radio console by Stromberg Carlson, was all self contained and gold plated. Delivery details and subsequent events are noted amid unrelated historical remarks.
Rough notes show Denmark and Chicago population figures with murder rates. The fragmented text cites 3 500 009 in Denmark and about 3 000 000 in Chicago, mentioning weekly murders and averages. No clear incident or dates emerge beyond the comparative crime note.
Western Canada appeals for aid to starving Greek refugees under the Lausanne treaty era crisis. Save the Children Fund of London calls for Canadas grain campaign with hundreds of bushels of wheat to ease famine and disease. Premier Bracken backs the drive. Frank Veih is touring the region to boost contributions via Winnipeg HQ. Separately, Taber Alberta draws settlers to irrigated lands as part of a broader migration push.
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