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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 04, 1930
Page
3
A garbled health verse touts a fat burning potion and shows exaggerated claims about slimming and glowing skin. The piece reads like a questionable ad promising rapid weight loss, detox effects, and improved vitality without credible evidence.
Charmian returns to an anxious town, helps Grandma Davis face changes and deeds the house to Charmian with Uncle George's support. Jim Bennett arrives, bringing relief and plans to rebuild life, while Grandma savors the safe homecoming.
In Wickfield, Charmian reads a yellow note delivered by John Carter before their embrace. Grandma asserts Wickfield as the prettiest spot while Calif ornia boosters provoke jest, setting a tense, evolving domestic scene with a cliffhanger ending.
If a baby cries at night from colic Castoria offers quick comfort without harm. The vegetable tonic eases gentle regulation for little bowel issues including constipation and diarrhea. Its pleasant taste and safety for frequent use make it a sensible choice for growing children.
Advertising expert Sir James Parr argues England boasts unmatched human interest and culture from cathedrals to countryside. London hosts royalty, editors, athletes, and many events each season, with daily social calendar and high costs from $50 to $150 daily in hotels and up to $500 weekly for central flats. millionaires may spend more on furnished West End houses at about $1,000 weekly.
A Budapest cabman once deemed eighty a fitting retirement age and gifted his last horse cab to the city museum. Instead of resting, he received a taxicab from authorities and now, over eighty, tours Europe again in the taxi, proving older men can be venturesome.
Oriental poppy developed from seedling by E W Neel of Duncan British Columbia receives merit award from the Royal Horticultural Society and is named Co fchan after its district. blooms reach 10 to 11 inches across on stalks over 4 feet 6 inches. color dark red. The seedling appeared in Neel's garden and he developed it.
A reader reports severe bowel troubles affecting the whole family. After three to four doses of Dr Fowler's Extract of Will Sire berry cod, all symptoms disappeared. The product has been on the market 13 years and is stocked by The T Mulburs Co. Ltd. Toronto, Ont.
Arctic exploration plan outlined for a 50 day undersea voyage in an obsolete Navy submarine renamed Nautilus. Hubert Wilkins aims to travel 2500 miles beneath ice from Spitzbergen toward Behring Sea with 18 crew and scientists, broadcasting daily via radio.
A Ford Research Institute study from Stanford University California finds tropical countries increasing wheat flour consumption faster than population growth. It covers 1909 to 1927 with per capita flour use rising from 11.24 pounds (1909–1913) to 12.67 pounds (1923–1927).
Canada remains the main source of the world paper supply with June exports reaching 33 countries from Australia to Uruguay. A London rifle range novice fired 14 bulls eyes out of 15 shots, unsure of her target.
The one cent stamp from British Guiana, dated 1866, is central to Arthur Hind’s $500,000 stamp hoard in Utica New York. Officials say the stamp, produced during a supply shortage after a printer improvised a ship image, now fetches about $40,000 and highlights scarcity value within philately.
The piece quotes Proverbs and writings by Rabbi Jonesha James Russell Lowell and George MacDonald. It contemplates heaven in God's will and obedience as the path to growth. It ties love and faith to obedience as interrelated forces guiding living rightly.
The Chicago Oriental Institute expedition at Alishar uncovered a large Hittite castle door adorned with bas relief deer. The find was moved to Angora Museum as road workers in Scalanova uncovered a chiseled stone prompting further digging yielding Byzantine vases and dated coins indicating a possible treasure trove.
An old catalog entry touts Persian Balm for skincare and comfort with claims of absorption and fragrance. A historical note mentions Lincoln’s congressional race fueling expenses at 75 cents and Toronto planning a seam mill costing $2,000,000.
The text credits Phillips Milk of Magnesia as the standard remedy for excess stomach acid causing indigestion. It notes a quick neutralization of acidity and claims long physician endorsement and widespread use for decades.
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