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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 11, 1919
Page
3
Hungary has requested the Austrian foreign office extradite Bela Kea and his associates from the former Hungarian communist government. The move signals ongoing cross border legal actions linked to postwar political figures.
A lecture argues against a universal end time judgment, asserting Scripture teaches multiple real judgments based on subjects, places, times, and results. It identifies Jesus as judge, describes gathering Israel, and outlines the fates of the sheep and goats.
An advertisement touts Clark's Pork Beans with tomato chili or plain sauce. It claims government purity labeling on every can and highlights appeal to women, workers, and children, from W. Clark Limited in Montecal.
Canadian troops were presented with guns at Mons on Armistice Day November 11 in elaborate ceremonies. Jonel Bovey of the Canadian forces praised Mons natives for their kindness to the soldiers. The Mayor lauded the Canadians for self-sacrifice in helping Belgium gain liberty.
Genuine Bayer Tablets of Aspirin are marked with the Bayer Cross. Tablets without the Cross are not Aspirin and should be refused. Aspirin, made in Canada by Canadians and owned by a Canadian company, is proven safe for pain headaches neuralgia rheumatism lumbago neuritis. Boxes of 12 tablets in Handy tin boxes and larger Bayer packages are sold in drug stores.
Washington DC rail director Hines announced a contract award of 11 750 000 dollars for one year’s rental of Pullman company coaches. The statement notes that material wealth does not measure a man’s worth.
Ottawa reports the department's fair wage officer in Calgary says nearly all coal mines in District 18 are back in full operation. About 8,000 workers were affected by the stoppage that halted 170 mines. It is understood all mines operate except 16.
The article notes costly strikes across Lancashire and nearby districts with damages estimated at 10 million dollars to mines and 18 million to industry. It cites a 12 million impact on related sectors and a miners strike fund of 1400 dollars exhausted after four weeks. A local board streamlined aid, granting 2.50 weekly to married women and 125 per child.
An advertisement touts Dr Fowler's Extract of Wild Strawberry as a cure for bowel complaints including diarrhoea dysentery and cramps. It claims 70 years on the market and cites Mrs Daniel Hartwick of Mountain Grove Ontario and a testimonial about a child's recovery. Price listed as 35 cents a bottle from The T Milburn Co Limited Toronto Ontario.
London to Paris air service inaugurates with the Airco 41 of Airer Limited carrying one passenger and cargo in under six hours. Airco 16, piloted by Major Patterson, carried journalists and newspapers at 14 miles per hour despite headwinds. A Handley Page craft, flown by Major Foote, carried 11 passengers but was held up at Bourget before departure.
British public watches trade with Central Powers resume as ships from Peninsula and Oriental Wells lines plan cargoes at Hamburg and Bremen. Shipping limits delay consignments to Britain, while Aberdeen Journal notes its 20 000th issue recalling April 1 1746 and Cullo ten battle account.
An advertisement touts Catarrhozone as a novel cure for chronic catarrh. It claims the product heals the nose throat and bronchial tubes by inhaled vapor rather than liquid ingestion, promising permanent relief from mucus, hawking, and nasal obstruction.
Manitoba department of education says Hutterites must provide schooling for their children or face prosecution. A new school is being built at Fir, Man, with trustees to participate in elections once completed. Separately, RA Rigg states the One Big Union movement is defeated in Regina Saskatoon and Moose Jaw, with remaining support limited.
A vintage advertisement promotes lemon juice mixed with orchard white to whiten skin and vanish freckles and tan. It claims the lotion smooths skin on face neck arms and hands and promises harmless, beautiful results. A brief fortune telling gag and a stray comic line conclude the piece.
A Philadelphia mother reports severe fatigue back ache and nervous symptoms eased after one week to three months on Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She notes improved appetite and well being and urges others to try the remedy based on her experience and husband’s encouragement.
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