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Macgregor Herald

Location

Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Sep 15, 1921

Page

7

World Happenings Briefly Told

The US government sells 200 wooden ships at 2100 dollars each while farmers in the west sell cattle to Omaha at seven dollars and fifty cents per hundred pounds. A Paris express crashed at Le Bourget, killing four, with the pilot dying in hospital. Canadian notes discuss future readiness and the Hadse Bay Company. Paris and Winnipeg dispatches mention Sino German finance rumors and a Boston tourist death from parachute failure. Paleontological finds near Red Deer Valley add to the Royal Ontario Museum collection.

Omaha Jeanne Dusseau Mary Garden Chicago Opera Company Lethbridge Northern Philadelph Strasbourg Paris le Bourget Canada Robert Kindersley Hadse Bay Company Winnipeg Finance Ministry Germany Rene M. Stafford Boston Toorist North Adams Mass Belin Stafford Topico Manitoba Shoal Lake Crean Red Deer Valley WA. Parks Royal Ontario My

Co-Operative Organizations Grow Total 1920 Turnover Rise

The cooperative sector ended 1920 with 18 associations and increased paid-up capital from 362251 to 466000 dollars. In the year 34 livestock associations shipped 912 cars, deriving 1429.59 in secrets, farm produce marketed via associations reached 80220 dollars, supplies sold 5883 dollars, and aggregate turnover including livestock grew from 6189591 to 7314000 dollars, a rise of 1125108.

Dhatber Asan Co-operative

Painful Diarrhoea Report From Craik Saskatchewan

Mr Fred Funston of Craik Saskatchewan recounts severe diarrhea last harvest caused by heat and hard work. He credits Dr Fowler's Extract of Wild Strawberry with rapid relief after a few bottles. He notes neighbors also benefited after using it and mentions a 76 year market history and The Mithun Co Limited Totals Ontario as distributor.

Fred Funston Craik Dr Fowfer

Moving to British Columbia and Proposed Elections

Fragmented notice discusses Curtis Mc Cready of Mont involved in lands and central Columbia province election plans. It mentions Moweana Idaiso and dred actions, with Hollo and Corn Remover remarks. The text asserts belief about resilience and a skeptical view of future outcomes.

British Columbia Curtis, McCready Mont Central Columbia Moweana Idaiso Nto

School Luncheon: A Guide to Packing Nutritious Boxes

A historical guide discusses school lunch box contents focusing on bread and fillings. It favors butter, cheese, cottage cheese, and lightweight proteins, with notes on digestion, mastication, and the role of fruit and simple treats. It warns against ham and suggests planful packing and waxed paper for neatness.

Way

A Novel Sport Coat in Flannel for Varied Roles

A description outlines a mellow flannel sport coat with extended fronts forming yokits and edged in black crepe. The high collar features black wool embroidery, with sleeves bearing similar decoration. The piece suits athletic or spectator wear and reflects decorative styling.

Baby's Own Tablets Praised by Ontario Mother

Mrs W Beesley of Mille Roche Ontario says she would not be without Baby's Own Tablets after eight months use for indigestion and teething. she reports her baby teeths with ease and she highly recommends them to other mothers. Other mothers also attest that the tablets are a mild thorough laxative that regulates bowels and sweetens the stomach aiding digestion.

W. Beesley Mille Roche

Minards Liniment and Postage Cost Increases

Items discuss rising postage on newspapers from January first and higher print costs squeezing publishers. The text references allocation, costs mounting, and industry discouragement. Also noted is a scene about a dress, winter cold, and a line about King Albert of Belgium receiving the Distinguished Flying Cross.

Tne Office of Public Will Oris Fed King Albert

Penurious Phrase Sparks House Controversy Over Spending

Local discourse centers on claims that Blank is frugal to a fault and would rarely take vacations. Minard, cited as a counterpoint, advocates keeping a lenient policy on household expenditures within the group.

Thompson credits Tarlac with restoration of health after month in bed

Samuel Thompson of Winnipeg recalls a year of illness starting with severe indigestion and weakness. He says after using Tarlac medicine his stomach improved, appetite returned, and he regained strength, prompting him to recommend the remedy to others. Sold by leading druggists.

Samuel Thompson Peters Are Winnipeg Tarlac Pyee Taniac

Canada Soap Factories and Trade in Ontario

Canada spends fourteen illions of dollars yearly on soap with 28 plants nationwide and 13 in Ontario. The year saw over one hundred million pounds produced and more than 13 million dollars in sales, plus about a million dollars of imports. exports numbered just over 100 thousand. Testifies for Itself Dr Thomas Belcentric Oil claims its power without external guarantee.

Dominion Burea Canada Ontario

Land Holdings Dwindling in Saskatche wan Province

Hudson's Pay Company sees land holdings shrink from 616000000 acres to about half in Saskatchewan. The business pivots to dairy machinery with modern apparatus to revitalize operations, urging local merchants to stock new equipment and help grow towns and commerce.

The Hudson's Pay Company Saskatchewan Com

No Need to Worry Echoes in Aid of Doctor Visit

A fragment shows Rebecca urging care and Jacob soothing a worried woman. She warns against wasting money as the man reassures that a brass button, not a coin, was swallowed. The tone hints at a domestic scene or public health vignette.

Pinks Conon Halla Eeetatie Lydia Hams Ball S Cobourg Ont Lyda E. Pinkhan Rebecca Jacob

London newspaper owned entirely by women

Fragmentary text notes catarrhal conditions and constitutional matters. It mentions a London newspaper owned entirely by women and that surnames cannot be traced beyond the late tenth century. The readable lines are sparse and do not form a coherent narrative.

London

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