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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 22, 1932
Page
2
An archaic recipe fragment lists Hedeme Locreis’s chocolate layer cake with vanilla extract milk pastry flour bread flour baking powder salt and butter cream sugar yolks whites folded in, baked in greased pans at a moderate oven for about 20 minutes. A chocolate filling recipe is indicated to be in the Mage.
Madame R Lacroix announces exclusive use of Magic Baking Powder at the Provincial School of Death Science in Montreal. She cites uniform leavening quality and consistent results, noting it is the preferred choice in many cooking schools across the Dominion. A free Magic Cook Book offers dozens of home baking recipes. Also mentions the Graf Zeppelin reaching Friedrichshafen after a round trip to Pernambuco, Brazil.
Mr Frank Cis wellt claims he can eat anything without stomach acid or constipation after using Carter's Little Liver Pills. He praises the pills as purely vegetable and a gentle, effective tonic for liver health.
A Canada to Tokyo home for a regation project is looked for soon. Jimmy Oates, first cross Canada by motorcycle, plans Ottawa to Churchill rides. Switzerland sent 2.2 million pounds of silk and rayon to Britain last year. Three more Doukhobor men sent to Piers Island bringing total to about 100. Three Chinese boys left Gary to join nationalist air force. Manchuria report advises Chinese autonomy with Japanese advisers. Britain has received no US word on postponing the world economic conference in London in October. Lord Wakefield says he will take no further part in motor boat contests. Greater Vancouver population from the 1831 census stands at 308 340 per Dominion Bureau of Statistics.
The Cunard liner Carinthia launches a 139 day world cruise, departing New York January 7, circling the Southern Hemisphere under the Southern Cross. It visits 35 ports including Kingston Jamaica Panama California Hawaii South Sea Islands New Zealand Australia Ceylon Seychelles East Africa Cape Town Montevideo Rio de Janeiro and returns to New York May God Fifty. The voyage targets Canadian and British possessions and is coordinated by Thos. Cook & Son.
The University of Chicago and University of Texas plan a cooperative astronomical observatory to rival Mount Wilson. It will house an 80 inch reflecting telescope, cost about 375000 dollars, and aim for completion by July 1, 1938. Vice-President Frederic Woodward announced the project. Pelicans in sight move in unison, keeping time with their leader.
Sunday school lesson reflects Moses nearing death at Moab with the Land of Promise in sight. It notes death as part of divine plan, urges living life richly and using it rightly, and describes Moses passing reins to Joshua and gazing toward a future land.
The passage evokes a majestic farewell as a storied figure ascends toward a sacred summit, destined to witness the land’s unfolding spiritual history. The closing scenes describe an august, splendid solitude, leaving the veteran leader to divine influence and memory.
Tests off the Riviera coast near La Seyne France claim a new anti aircraft gun can down bombers at seven and one half miles altitude. The secret of the gun's construction is guarded by the developing firm. European aviation military and naval observers monitor the live shell firing test with an aeroplane towed 1000 feet below.
The government survey ship SS Ocean Eagle under Captain William Poolok completed a 17 day voyage into the Foxe Basin region and returned to Churchill. It sailed near Coe burn Land east of the magnetic pole and reportedly reached a new far north distance for vessels of its size east of Baffin Island.
Ontario aims for robust representation at the World Grain Show in Regina from July 21 to August 5, 1933. Hon. T. A. Kennedy, provincial agriculture minister, announced plans for intercollegiate and junior grain judging trials across the province to select three Ontario representatives for a final contest at Guelph. An educational exhibit on the province’s natural resources is also under consideration.
An old advertisement touts Wonder Paper as a time saving dusting remedy. It claims twenty five sheets cost a quarter and promises faster, cleaner results than cloth dusters with no need for washing or multiple tools. The promo mentions Wonder Paper by PARASANI and urges readers to request a coupon booklet.
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