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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 19, 1929
Page
3
Charming testimonials claim Diamond Dyes, like Red and other Diamond colors, are easy to use and yield brilliant, smooth results on silk, wool, and many fabrics. The ad touts a highest cut dye and two package options for alkali or wool, claiming broad applicability and superior brightness.
Al Stone the singing waiter and songwriter is found by Marcus producer. He helps Molly, the ballad singer, marry him for fame while Grace the cigarette girl secretly loves Al. Molly bears a child, romance with John Perry resurfaces, Al becomes master of ceremonies at Club Bombo, and a jewel case is set to reveal a betrayal during a limousine ride.
At the Bombo Club AL publicly celebrates Molly Winton as a star and his wife, announcing their third anniversary. Molly dances and sings as John Perry watches, while Al circulates proudly among patrons, inviting the crowd to toast the couple.
Advertises Phillips Milk of Magnesia as a quick, harmless remedy for excess stomach acids causing pain two hours after meals. Promotes ease of use, says it neutralizes acid instantly, with full directions on each bottle, claimed as a physician recommended remedy for 50 years.
Molly watches Al with their baby as Perry teases about the anniversary while guests admire her jewels. A silent rift widens as Molly confronts her envy and the ideal of a selfless love she believes she cannot attain.
A wartime era health note urges parents to use a product named Mother Iaves Worm Exterminator to combat intestinal worms in children, claiming restored vigor and vitality after treatment. The advisory stresses parasite removal as key to improved strength.
The United States Bureau of Biological Survey oversees 400 amateur ornithologists who leg band birds. A remarkable Arctic tern flew about 10,000 miles in three months from Red Island Labrador to Natal South Africa. A robin traveled 2,100 miles from Crystal Bay Minnesota to Pachuca Mexico in eighteen months.
The article surveys beliefs about the moon's waning in Dakota and Polynesian, Kaffir, Eskimo traditions. It notes mice devouring the moon, spirits of the dead, the moon hiding its forehead due to a headache, and the moon resting from fatigue to eat and recover.
The Saskatchewan Bureau of Publications issues travelling libraries to rural districts. Each stout wooden box holds up to 500 books and is sent after a community group submits an application. Government covers one-way shipping. readers pay return charges. Currently 62,500 books and 1,250 libraries circulate.
Veterans at the annual convention in St Paul discussed forming an international Amputation Club. Robert Burns of Winnipeg, head of a Canadian amputee group of 1,000, urged Canadian American English French and allied soldiers who lost a limb to unite under one banner to avoid being forgotten.
A cautionary note on protecting children from common ailments urges mothers to keep Baby's Own Tablets at hand. The ad touts the product as a safe laxative that eases teething, digestion, and colds, claiming no harmful drugs and availability from The Dr Williams' Medicine Co. Brockville Ont for 25¢. It also includes a brief Fortune-Teller joke and a light exchange about debt avoidance.
A devotional fragment reflecting on inner peace and divine presence. The text cites Psalm 16 1 and quotes Wolfgang Deisler and Jean Paul Richter, urging believers to bear God within, seek enduring eternity in the heart, and find joy beyond sorrow through spiritual unity and contemplation.
The piece notes Prime Minister MacDonald prefers a European outlook but remains committed to Anglo American comity guiding foreign policy. It argues Britain and the United States could become world peace arbiters only if they dictate the basis of peace.
R J Hall of Swansea urged workers education classes in To ba at a Winnipeg conference with educationalists labor leaders and officials. He noted similar schemes in Great Britain Australia New Zealand and South Africa. Hon R A Hoey Manitoba education minister said government interest possible.
The fate of the 183 mile Juan Canal from the Atlantic to the Pacific hinges on reports from a battalion of 400 engineers ordered to duty in the Central American jungle to survey the route for the $1 billion waterway through tropical mountains and forests.
At the sixth annual British Empire Cancer Campaign meeting presided by the Duke of York, Sir Thomas Horder warned against overoptimism about radium as a cure for cancer. He noted potential dangers if used inappropriately and urged proper training and surgical options where removal is possible. He observed growing use and results but questioned whether many fundraisers employ qualified staff for radium treatment.
A mixed population article notes Stooklyn with over 2 300 000 residents includes Europeans South Americans and others. It mentions Holloway's Corn Remover as safe and effective for corns. The piece then cites three unobserved things an undertaker's funeral a colored woman driving a car and a parrot that could really talk and ends with an essayist claim about surviving three hundred wounds a year omitting details.
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