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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 22, 1921
Page
3
A collage of early 20th century world briefs notes Britain’s claim of a vast revolutionary movement in Constantinople, Greek actions near Angora, and Turkish forces on the move. Reports mention British open sittings of the League of Nations, arrests in Tokyo linked to socialist groups, and a surge of European labor interest in France.
A fragmented wartime health notice warns caregivers about teething hazards in infants. It emphasizes recognizing swollen gums and loose teeth as early indicators and urges prompt modest treatment when symptoms appear.
An old advertisement notes Dr Fowler’s Extract of Wild Strawberry used by mothers for teething for 76 years. It warns against trying new remedies that might be dangerous to a baby’s health and directs readers to see the label for details.
The Antiques Ordinance funds work at Herod’s birthplace sites in Palestine. Excavations identify Ascalon’s monasteries and Tiberias areas near the synagogue at Capernaum. Crusade sites such as Rasaleh, Ramallah church, Athut fortress receive preservation plans amid Jerusalem fortifications. The St John Telegraph notes colonial era context and Annapolis Royal ceremonies.
A reader recalls relief from stomach wind after trying an herbal remedy. The account notes prior digestion issues from under ripe produce and caughs, and praises a product called New fine with Nerviline 152 as a household staple. The ad promotes a 35 cent bottle.
A fragmented report recalls a forest fire caused by a person lighting a moss and trunk in a California grove. The flames erupted in seconds, turning a mossy trunk into a roaring pillar of fire with men unable to safely combat the blaze.
A new joint stock company will be formed in Wisconsin with a capitalization of about 250000 and a plant valued at more than 250000 to be erected on St Boni face for dye production. H Brooks, involved, said the near form of 2000 dollars.
A brief notice promotes a remedy for scalds and burns that claims to beat powerfully soothe pain and speed recovery. It also touts use for sprains inflammation and general cures saying a bottle in home or stable saves doctor and veterinary fees.
A brief column notes a farmer’s daughter answering a visitor at a dairy, quotes a line about forgetfulness from Don Marquis, reports a claim by Norwegian scientists that Greenland moves westward about 10 yards yearly, and mentions high altitude sleep challenges. It ends with a local appeals line urging support for Minard’s products.
The former rate increased by one cent as a wartime tax. The new schedule raises any ounce to ten cents, marking a tariff shift in postal charges.
Dr Williams' Pink Pills claim to aid anaemic conditions and restore strength. The article cites Lucy A. Sterves reporting severe headaches and fatigue improved after use, noting the pills are sold by Pink dealers at 30 cents per box or six boxes per package.
A twelve foot long piano installed in the Criterion Restaurant's Garden in London is played with batlike hammers. The instrument resembles a marimba with rosewood resonators and produces deep cathedral-like tones, described as a remarkable and unusual electric piano in the bustling venue.
England's future king clashes with parents and government over participating in the Kadir Cup in India. The annual pigsticking event, famed in the empire, faces opposition due to danger from the Indian wild boar and the risks to riders and horses.
A note describes a dress made of orange voile with a fichu draped over the shoulders edged in Secor lace. Puff sleeves, irregular overskirt, side spray of black eyed Susans, ecru lace underlayer, and a dark brown velvet waist ribbon. Also mentions Mother Graves Worm Exterminator as a medicine for children.
Fragmentary report notes North German sympathies in Bavaria. Field Marshal speaks against forcing change by force and promotes free will of the people. Berlin government scene described as fearing geo archial sentiment and tension between republican and monarchical ideas.
The text discusses fruits that ripen slowly and those that ripen quickly, noting the appeal of quick results. It also mentions Kellogg’s asthma remedy as a trusted relief, praises its success, and recounts an anecdote about a public speaking moment and a Spain-made yarn from eucalyptus wood used in sacking cloth.
A fragment describes a street scene with a person carrying two large water buckets slung over the shoulders. The wording is unclear but suggests a laboring figure moving along a primitive pavement or street.
Canada earns the honor as the first to generate water power for high tension currents in the British Empire. Development on the Batiscan River sends 1100 volts to Three Rivers Quebec. Holloways Corn Remover advertises fast reliable relief amid public concern.
A terse exchange mentions a friend named Tony who appears to be pale and young. one speaker notes he was born that way while the other laments the situation as distressing and moves.
Waiter faces charge after police say a cafe served a coffee grounds mix up causing customer complaint. Barista testimony indicates accidental error during pour over. Investigating officers review kitchen logs and CCTV to determine sequence of events.
Fragmentary item from the Philadelphia Bulletin referencing a phrase about a grass widow and a puzzled speaker. The legible portion suggests a quoted line or verse fragment without clear context or full attribution.
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