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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 18, 1919
Page
3
Dr Hamilton presents a remedy for constipation and related ailments in women. Mandrake and Butternut pills are touted as a specific for constipations headaches and biliousness. The ad claims rapid improvement and urges readers to buy 25 cent boxes from SW dealers.
The scene shifts as Ruggles confronts unrequited feelings for Darthea Westbrooke. He bids farewell with a wounded heart and a desperate plea for friendship, while she responds with measured politeness and hints of past misreadings. The text explores hurt, pride, and fragile dignity in an intimate parting.
In Paris, Richard P. Ruggles, a modest shoe clerk now entangled in loyalty to the Downing family, seeks Ruth Downton's sympathy after facing romance and career pressures. He visits the Walkesasy Hotel salon to plead for guidance and possible forgiveness.
British Columbia mayors and reeves with Attorney General J W DeB Farris urged a provincial board of commerce with full judiciary and administrative powers to supplement Ottawa based measures. They argued a coast wide body is too distant and sought a jointly empowered authority to curb profiteering in essential commodities.
At the Association of British Chemical Manufacturers annual meeting a friendly understanding was announced between British and French chemical industries for international development cooperation. The British association now represents about £70,000,000 of capital with strong growth expected in fine chemicals. The talk emphasized chemical progress as crucial to industrial efficiency and national life, promising to sustain Britain’s rapid development in response to sudden needs.
An advertisement urges readers to use Catarrhozone inhaler to treat bronchial and lung troubles, claiming it prevents and cures bronchitis catarrh and coughs. It markets large, small sizes with prices of 100 dollars and 28 and 50 cents, from The Catarrhozone Co Kingston Canada.
Regina officials report the RNW MP reaches over 600 all ranks marking a wartime milestone. Early in the war about 400 men enlisted for one year then joined other units as the force failed to ship overseas. Continued drafts kept enlistments high until about a year ago when numbers fell.
Mrs Willis Coupland Sundridee cared for a two month old baby left with persistent diarrhoea. A doctor prescribed Extract of Wild Strawberry from T Milburn Co Limited. Within two days the infant improved noticeably and the mother urged others to try the remedy priced at 38 cents.
The London government approves economy measures reducing the airship program. Work on B-34 class airships nearing completion is halted and certain airships and stations will be offered to commercial firms for development of commercial flight.
The Prussian minister empowers local communities to seize farms whose owners refuse labor contracts or fail to implement wage scales. Seizures will be administered by the communities or for the common good.
The Department of the Interior announces changes to grazing regulations aimed at allowing ranchers to migrate to northern lands. Previous limits of ten year leases and 12 000 acre maximums remain, but expanded tenure is discussed to encourage settlement with proper qualifications amid drought and unsuitable southern prairie conditions.
London reports disapproval from Canadian authorities over a plan to set up a permanent hostel for discharged Canadian soldiers in England. Officials fear many veterans and wives will later want to return to Canada as wages lag behind rising living costs, urging joint British and Canadian action on the issue.
Berlin reports claim some German airships were dismantled in the early weeks of the war and seven more were destroyed by crew at Scapa Flow. Official German and Allied offices had given no comment on the claims.
A fragmented clipping mixes advice on high heel related corns and a Kate style remedy with a Saskatchewan river tapping proposal. It notes a Board of Trade consulting government on tapping the Saskatchewan river for Moose Jaw water supply and includes quirky quotes about practicality and family life.
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