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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 17, 1931
Page
7
Kesatin of Gillett's Lye promotes a cleaning solution. A tablespoonful of Gillet's Lye in a gallon of cold water cleans pots pans walls and more. Strengthen drains weekly with a small amount of full strength lye to prevent clogs. Free booklet offers further household uses and instructions.
Martha teases Halliday over a permanent wave as Julie prepares for church. Nick and Gay discuss Halliday and Angela while grappling with trust and freedom, amid neighbors’ chatter and a summer night’s quiet. Halliday’s transformation and a hinted romance close with a grave realization of true freedom.
The Montreal Star financial editor reports a two year surge of British capital into Canada for investment. Banks say local houses handled up to 8 and 7 million dollars for British clients, with many accounts in conservative units. The trend signals confidence in Canada’s growth and a lure from taxation pressures in England.
Walnut culture in British Columbia shows a heavy crop with trees producing well. Notably in the Okanagan lower mainland and Vancouver Island growers report success after years of experimentation. Essendale, planted a decade ago, may yield about 1600 pounds of nuts.
Proponents in Iowa plan to form burn a bushel of corn clubs this fall to use corn as fuel. They claim corn's heating qualities and price incentives could cut surplus and lift prices by about 25 cents a bushel, aided by farmer led clubs.
Ottawa Journal notes Canadian banks withstood low mood and stress while hundreds of U S banks failed. It contrasts Toledo closures and Ohio savings withdrawals with Canada’s safeguards, praising rigid safeguards protecting depositors in the current emergency.
The annual meeting of the Association of Canadian Clubs scheduled for Regina on September 11 and 12 will not be held. Graham Spry, the national secretary, announced the decision amid economic concerns. The association, with 94 of 105 active clubs affiliated, reports a most successful year.
Aline Michaelis presents the Rhyming Optimist musing on nature and inner peace not the surface allure. The piece contrasts sky sea forest and stars with hidden beauties while a cosmetic Persian Balm pitch offers skin benefits and beauty claims.
Census Bureau data show women outnumber men in cities by 100 to 98 as urban female population reaches 34,800,063 versus 34,154,760 urban males. The shift comes with 9,000,000 more women in cities than farms, while rural women total 25,837,903 and rural men 27,982,320.
Karl Naumestoue, an Austrian, skied across the English Channel from Cape Gris Nez on water skis. He was convoyed by a fishing boat as he braved rough seas and landed at Shakespeare Beach in Dover.
Fragmentary devotional verses reflecting on labor and reward inspired by 1 Corinthians. Includes lines about entering heaven, heavenly Fatherhood, and compassion. Attributed to Adelaide Anne Proctor and Rose Porter with questions on homecoming and welcome.
Report on a July 4 start from Newport to The Lizard by ten small boats, led by the 63-foot Doride, winning Plymouth Harbour in about seventeen days. One vessel needed liner help after a storm, others faced dismast and delays, with notes on dangers and courage of crossing the North Atlantic in tiny craft.
Istanbul municipality ends four year trial of women street cleaners saying they failed at the task. Officials report streets of the Golden Horn city dirtier and attribute it to women leaning on brooms and gossiping rather than cleaning.
The gross value of manufactured products in eight Saskatchewan cities reached 71,836,769 dollars in 1920. Regina accounted for 34,542,487 dollars, Saskatoon for 15,961,102 dollars, and Moose Jaw for 1,646,351 dollars.
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