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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 13, 1923
Page
8
A Seattle graduate nurse promotes Tanlac as the perfect remedy for stomach liver kidney and bowel function. She cites two patients who improved after three months on Tanlac, stating it restored appetite and energy. She claims Tanlac has been exclusive for seven years in her practice and is sold by reputable druggists.
A garbled summary notes events from Aug 28 including Manitoba Alberta telephone links, Premier Bruce travel plans, a Canadian death in Alberta, hurricane damages to Central America, Alberta Saskatchewan summer exports, Mount Wilbur ascent, Belgian and British dominion affairs, and an industrial workers note plus a Holloway remedy advertisement.
Australia prides itself on pioneering air posts with a 1921 aerial distribution to West Australia. A 1,200 mile route linked Geraldton and Derby, carrying mail and passengers with punctuality within minutes on the 400 mile round trip.
A domestic remedy touted for summer complaint, cramps, and diarrhea promises rapid relief. An Ontario reader reports relief after trying Dr Fowler's Extract of Wild Strawberry, with price and supplier details included.
Danish settlers arrive in Canada guiding communal migration from Denmark to western lands. Family reunifications occur after long separations as nearly two hundred farmers begin new lives in Canadian settlements.
Exports from Vancouver and grain figures show volume growth in 1920 to 1930 period. Chief Engineer Swan of the Vancouver Harbor Commission notes increased deep sea shipping and a new pier of four berths every three years, with Ballantine and CPR piers freeing space for 32 ships. In the latest business year 3,267 ships passed through the Panama Canal, tolls totaling 2.9 million dollars, surpassing prior years by over 59 percent.
The article notes significant US born residents in Canada and cites 1981 census data. It reports 2,585,701 total population with 24,162 born in the United States and 147,896 American born residents by 1981. It references 745,118 US arrivals from 1911 to 1921 and over 1,008,008 US citizens now in Canada.
Advertises a corn remover device named Putnam's Corns Tractor described as the only painless relief. Claims relief from troublesome corns and touts a price of 25 cents. This classified style notice emphasizes a medical remedy product with quick action on corns.
In Simla local leaders and Buddhist priests call for electric power to ease city operations. The plea aims to energize rotors and improve city services amid widespread electrical shortages.
The article cites production figures for newsprint mills in Canada and globally for six months in 1923, noting total output figures and comparisons to prior periods. It references regional production totals including South America and South Africa, with vague remarks about changes in output and market context.
An advertisement extols Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription as a remedy for women’s health issues including nervousness headaches and palpitations. The ad claims quick relief and urges readers to obtain the medicine from a local supplier at Sackville Street and in the lab package offer.
The Service of the Department reports year ending March showing Agriculture and vegetable products at 4 divided by 12.8 percent of total exports while animal products reach 108,225,900. Forest products supply 223,756,000 to exports, mines 123,143,00, fisheries 27,502,000 and chemical products 14,007,000. Canada’s 788,000 population highlights pride in natural resources.
The Provincial Government estimates Saskatchewan has 2 322 000 acres devoted to wheat this year and 5 098 000 acres to oats. Other leading crops include barley 617 000 acres rye 78 000 acres flax 61 000 acres and hay and closer.
The summer months bring quickly onset cholera infantum colic diarrhoea and dyscovery in children. Mothers should keep Baby's Own Tablets on hand to regulate the stomach and bowels and to prevent or fight sudden illness. Sold by medicine dealers or by mail from The Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ont.
The piece notes a new installment in the author’s run including a tale about choking and asthma remedies. It references Dr Kellogg and his asthma treatment and mentions Canadian economic and agricultural notes alongside miscellaneous domestic tips and statistics.
Department of Customs and Excise reports total trade to July up 140 million dollars from the four months of the current fiscal year. July alone shows a 29 million increase over the prior July with imports leading the rise by about 16 million.
EA. Lloyd of Vancouver was chosen as a delegate representing Canada at the Ottawa convention of the American Association of Investigators and Instructors in Poultry Husbandry. He will join the International Poultry Congress in May.
Castoria, used for over 30 years as a gentle substitute for various infant remedies, is advertised as featuring nomac ics and proven directions on every package. The message urges mothers to choose the genuine Castoria as endorsed by physicians.
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