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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 18, 1930
Page
3
A garbled report discusses dizziness and hypertension related pain, mentions Krohn Salts, and references medical issues and Reuters notes. The piece references fatigue, possible waste matter, and unclear treatment details as part of a chaotic health update.
In a nostalgic Wickfield scene Jim Bennett returns to town as Charmian glances toward a future role with him. Grandmother Davies presides over a crowded kitchen while Charmian plans a brief visit with Jim to discuss family matters and possible future arrangements. The mood blends memory, small-town life, and hints of romance.
Charmian signs away her property with Uncle George and banker George K watching. Jim provides support, urging courage as Charmian battles fear and ill health while awaiting the final closure of the deal. The scene unfolds at the bank amid tense departures and a delayed purchaser.
Bancroft Ontario report from a young wife who at nineteen after a difficult early marriage found relief through a recommended remedy. She credits a girl named Lehum with providing insight to steady her nerves and improve her condition, leading to feeling well and having a healthy baby.
The passage shows a distressed speaker lamenting the delay and wishing to meet someone to end the ordeal. George K. rises with swift surprise and places a comforting arm around Charmian. He speaks in a husky voice, apologizing for the torture the moment caused, hinting at a continuation.
The National Air Tour stakes two trophies, with Waco Aircraft favored to win the major Edsel B. Ford trophy for top commercial reliability as Edsel Ford’s prize returns in play. A new Great Lakes trophy for planes under 510 cubic inches pits sport models against the field, while scoring changes aim to heighten competition and emphasis on performance.
An old advertisement extols a topical rub for pore penetration and quick relief of throat irritation and coughing. It claims immediate effect on the chest and bronchial passages and suggests internal administration will ease respiratory discomfort.
Lord Dawson of Penn, physician to King George, urged at a Winnipeg medical session that cold extremities make meals harmful. He advised warming feet and hands before eating to avoid indigestion and constipation, and suggested rest days for businessmen. He dismissed weekend exercise in favor of naps and relaxation.
Ancient remedy claims to neutralize stomach acid in minutes with one spoonful in water. The ad promotes Phillips Milk of Magnesia as the physician endorsed, decades old standard for indigestion relief, urging readers to use the genuine product now.
Germans flood Paris on a peaceful mission after French withdrawal from the Rhine. Authorities in Paris and Berlin provide travel information and welcome the visitors. The piece notes the shift from wartime enmity to postwar friendliness, contrasting today’s German visitors with those 16 years ago.
Wild ducks and geese numbers rise on larger waters as sloughs dry up. Farmers report crop damage from feeding birds and seek shooting permission, though only Ottawa may grant lethal permits. Open duck season starts September 15. prairie chickens and ruffed grouse not hunted. Hungarian partridges may be shot in October. London’s public debt stands near 729 million.
The excerpt reflects on walking by faith not sight with quotes from John Keble and Mos. Savare. It contrasts faith developing through trial with daylight certainty and urges reliance on divine guidance during storms.
A six year German bank study reveals world income around 167.5 million annually and rising trends in tea coffee bread fruit and vegetables. smoking shifts with more women smokers. motor car ownership grows with England and America. silk usage high for stockings. UK wealth distribution would give £500 each. Also notes Sleep and asthma remedy advertising.
Chinese residents in Canada plan to petition Premier Bennett to nullify Dominion immigration rules and allow entry of Chinese women and children. Dr Tehy Hsieh of the Chinese Trade Bureau will present the request after meetings with the National League in Toronto and other bodies.
A study explores the antim weapons stmips experiment ing on peat mull from Manitoba as a insulation material. About 242000 acres of peat bogs have been surveyed in Manitoba for potential insulation applications.
A Canadian arrival recalls using Dr Fowler's Extract of Wild Strawberry to treat cholera in a child. The narrator, Me W J Cooper from Maughan Alta, describes arriving with a sick boy and receiving advice from a station attendant who recommended the remedy in Winnipeg. After four doses the child recovered by the next morning.
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