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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 22, 1921
Page
6
A long editorial argues that hoarding money harms the economy by reducing bank credit and national liquidity. It urges individuals to deposit funds in banks to bolster credit, noting fear and ignorance as barriers and citing a Ohio farm journal estimate of millions hoarded domestically.
A University of Alberta field party unearthed a rare carnivorous dinosaur skeleton in northeast Alberta. The specimen, about 9 feet long with teeth two to three inches high, was removed in rock and packed for shipment to the university. Dynamite aided extraction from a rock over the skeleton, with large sections hauled to an attic level over a marrow trail as work continues.
A London Daily Herald despatch from the Russian capital reports an extraordinary commission finding letters showing a wide conspiracy to reorganize Russia under a supreme ruler with federated dumas and local governors. Belgium and France are cited in relief and military plans, while Britain is noted with air force data.
A lone observer reports a bizarre bipedal creature resembling a grnidable beast. The description notes long hind legs and very short forelegs as it walked on two feet. No location or corroborating details are provided.
Venezuelan bakers will use Canadian flour as the price of American flour is stated in a communication from the Dominion Department of Trade and Commerce. Canadian commissioners in Venezuela express the opinion that Canadian flour is of very superior quality.
An advertisement promotes Hamilton's Pills as a mild remedy to purge disease and restore digestive balance. It claims the pills tone the liver, regulate bowels, and end constipation without harsh medicines, priced at 25 cents through The Citarrhozone Co Montreal.
A high official states China will reject Japan's settlement proposals on Shantung. The action rests on the belief that the award was illegal and that Japan has no right to privileges in Shantung granted to Germany and transferred after the war.
Mrs Desire Theberge of Trois Pistoles Quebec reports relief for a constipated baby using Baby's Own Tablets advertised as a mild laxative that eases colds fevers digestion and teething. The ad notes the tablets sell for cents a box from The Dr Willia Medicine Co Brockville Ontario.
The article predicts at least forty cargoes of Canadian wheat will move to Europe during the 1921 22 winter season via the Port of Vancouver and the Panama Canal.
Fragmented letter warns of the danger of fire to forests in Canada and urges carefulness in youth. Mentions rural Rowe No.1 Mancoucte and a farmer named Fred Robinson seeking reader attention for fire prevention and future protection of natural resources.
A widow uses her townhouse to support community groups and events during wartime. Mrs Turner rents space for meetings and social gatherings, charging fees for light refreshments and use of rooms. The effort helps fund Red Cross and local programs while showcasing homemaking skills and town solidarity.
Reported experiments aim to establish a Paris London air service using amphibious machines. Planned routes would use the Thames and the Seine as convenient points for landing and takeoff, offering passenger access from city centers.
The speaker Kariha Turen from Christiania appeals for urgent contributions to a fund intended to buy alarm clocks for Uganda. The goal is to combat widespread frightful sleeping sickness and improve alertness among sisters. Mighty few people arrived as they began to borrow and leave, implying a small turnout.
William Padfield a Kipling Saskatchewan farmer said Tanlac cured his severe stomach problems and weakness. He weighed 120 pounds before treatment and rose to 185, gaining appetite and energy he never felt before. The tonic is sold by leading druggists.
Report notes over 30 000 workers from Toronto east Manitoba and Saskatchewan recruited to western farms for a month at a day. Dominion agencies in the east organized transport and government oversaw arrangements. Movement aims to meet harvest demand contrasting with erratic U S methods.
Dr Robert Jaures presents findings from examinations of Egyptian mummies, noting diseases like tuberculosis lesions, cirrhosis, abscesses, and rickets existed 3000 years ago. He says health has not significantly improved and cites preserved evidence of old ailments and aging indicators.
The Bulgarian Government accepted in principle the British river syndicate proposal to form an Anglo Bulgarian Company to run boats on the Danube. The plan aligns with England’s general Danube policy, aiming to secure a preponderant share of river traffic.
Letters from Vancouver and Albert County report relief from pain and improved ability to work after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Women say the remedies restored health, strength, and happiness, and encourage others to write for guidance.
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