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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 04, 1930
Page
9
Mrs MW describes long relief from headaches after using a natural remedy and a simple mineral salt blend. She reports four years without pain since starting the treatment, noting improved circulation and reduced nerve strain. The account emphasizes a nonprescription approach and daily use.
debate over curbing Soviet Russia coal shipments to Canada continues as government considers a national fuel policy. data show imports rose in 1930 with Montreal handling most cargoes. critics say coal from convict labor harms Canadian miners during off season. authorities urged prompt action to curb unloading.
A new dress is being prepared for the dirigible R100 after its epic flight to Canada. Hundreds of thousands of feet of old fabric from three years of service will be scrapped. Texas voters rejected Miriam Ferguson for governor in the largest turnout to the polls. Canadian National Railways weekly earnings were 4 248 600 dollars versus 5 213 754 the prior year. Exports of Canadian wheat in July reached 19 558 208 bushels, up 2 849 253 from July 1929. The Brooklyn Bureau of Charities has blind women handling mail, 217 317 pieces since last November. Adoption of employment service council recommendations could ease unemployment, says Tom Moore.
British scientist Bir Aurel Stein leaves Simla for a major trek to Lop Desert in Chinese Turkestan. Harvard University funds £20,000 and the British Museum £2,000 annually for three years to support the expedition. The article notes immigration circulars ending permits for former Central European inhabitants.
Winnipeg Pattern No. details appear in a notice from the Winnipeg Newspaper Union at 75 McDermot Ave. The brief highlights steps to order patterns with pattern numbers and contact method.
A compact profile of Josiah son of Amon and Jedidah who reigned thirty one years in Judah and fully followed the Lord His reforms followed the finding of the Book of the Law during temple repairs led by Shaphan Hilkiah and the Levites Zephaniah probable as his youthful teacher and the king’s shock at Jehovah's words as read from Deuteronomy chapters 12 to 16 reflected in his actions and policies.
A BC potato grower receives an experimental order for 300 tons of certified seed potatoes from Argentina. The shipment will be made immediately with government financing support, aiming to establish a large, growing seed potato market for Argentine growers and potential buyers.
Arab residents of Hebron petition for Dr. Daniel Elkana to resume practice after riots last August. They praise a former landlord who helped save the doctor and family during the Bay of the massacre. Dr. Fikanax plans to resettle in Hebron immediately.
Premier Moon announces Department of Education plans to start Grade IX to XI correspondence courses in September for Saskatchewan youths lacking local schooling. Courses include Agriculture Chemistry Physics Home Economics Latin and French with a nominal fee and supervision by local teachers or directors. Applications from Regina.
The Alberta government releases a compact guide highlighting Banff Lake Louise and other sites such as Wainwright Park Turner Valley and Prince of Wales ranch. It provides travel routes lodging fishing and hunting rules and practical tips for visitors.
Sir George Chrys tal, secretary of the British Ministry of Pensions, arrived in Ottawa to discuss Canada’s share of wartime pensions. He notes annual payments to Imperial army pensioners and dependents in Canada near five to six million dollars, with war pensions abroad totaling over 1.5 billion since the armistice. The amount equals about 53 million pounds yearly. In Canada and the U S about 12,000 veterans were paid from Ottawa, while total pension receivers exceed 1.25 million.
The royal commission on public welfare urged Ontario to spend up to 25 million dollars on improving charitable and corrective institutions. It calls for sterilization of criminals or morally defective individuals, expansion of a proposed public welfare department, and shifting oversight of health and hospitals to new or existing agencies. The report cites heredity and mental deficiency as crime drivers and notes varied dialects among Philippine races in a separate survey.
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