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Newspaper

Macgregor Herald

Location

Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Sep 22, 1932

Page

6

Coalition Governments in Canada and the Imperial Context

The text discusses coalition or union governments across Western Canada and beyond. It argues that only a Prime Minister can initiate coalitions and that ministers are named by the premier. Coalitions arise in emergencies and require clear shared policies, not mere joint force. Parties must merge to form a true coalition.

Canada House of Commons Legi Ramsay MacDonald Great Britain Sir Robert Borden Bracken Manitoba Tolmie Sco Consei P

Obsolete House of Commons ritual and telegram campaign noted

The article discusses lingering standing orders in the House of Commons dating back over two centuries, including the Norman French phrase Le Roy le veult used for Royal assent. It also mentions a "cheerful telegram" campaign in Scotland aimed at boosting both good and bad news sent by wire.

House of Commons Incotland

Will of Miss Clegg Bequeaths Historic Relics to Guildhall

The will of Miss Margaret Penelope Clegg of Boston Lancashire lists the death warrants of Charles I and Mary Queen of Scots among bequests. She leaves these relics and other historical items to the Guildhall Museum in London England.

Charles 1 Mary Queen of Scots Margaret Penelope Clegg Boston Lancashire Guildhall Museum London England

Four things come not back in life they say

A compact aphorism notes that certain elements cannot be recovered. The line emphasizes the spoken word, the swift arrow, the past life, and neglected opportunity as irreplaceable losses.

City Cuts Salaries Then Promises Back Pay In Kentucky

The Louisville city administration enacted a 10 percent salary cut for civic employees on January 1 1932 and promised back pay if economies allowed. Tax rate fell from 234 to 229 mills and assessments were cut seven percent. By January 1 1932 eighty eight percent of taxes had been paid leaving 887046 unpaid of 8155045 receivable. Winnipeg Tribune.

Ealeville Kentucky Louisville Harrison Winnipeg Tribune

Woman claims 68 pound fat loss with Kruschen Salts

A reader states she has lost 68 pounds in three years after taking Kruschen Salts every morning in hot water. She weighed 196 pounds before and 128 pounds now, credits no dieting, walks daily, and avoids excess potatoes or sugar. She says her mother, sister, and many friends use the product and she will continue recommending it.

Wonders Vanished at Loch Lomond and Faraway Curiosities

Loch Lomond Scotland noted for Kaye Don speed boat record has reportedly lost wonders including a floating island and living fish without fins said to be vipers traveling between isles. Scientists attribute waves with no wind to natural swell and debunk the marvels as hoaxes. An unrelated ad promotes Dr Kellogg asthma remedy claiming a long success across continents.

Loch Lomond Scotland Kaye Don

Toronto bread-van driver wins university scholarship

John L. Cathie of Toronto, a bread-van driver, earned a $250 scholarship for 1932 for high general proficiency at the University of Toronto. He was elected secretary treasurer of his class for the next year by the freshmen before the holidays, and has worked a bread route to raise funds for his sophomore year.

John L. Cathie Toronto Met University of Toronto Haseen Cathhie

The Oil For The Farmer Advertisement Claim

A historic ad touts Dr. Thomas Eclectric Oil as essential in a farm house. It promises relief for children with colds and croap, adults with pains, and even provides directions for treating sick cattle. The copy urges keeping a bottle at all times.

Dr. Thomas

Auto Has No Seats Sitting On Indian King Ride

After a visit to Europe the Emir advised his father to buy automobiles for the royal family. The Emir’s car order totaled $150,000 with polished aluminum bodies. One car for the Emir’s mother is fully enclosed with no seats, its floor covered in thick carpets and overhead electric fans. Miller's Worm Powders advertised as a safe remedy for children’s worms claimed to restore health after expelling worms. An invisible ray apparatus to extend vision was installed on two new German liners, promising greatly extended sight in all light. Quick action saves trouble and keeps Douglas' Egyptian oil remedies handy for stopping bleeding and soothing wounds.

Europe Ibn Saud Hedjaz Arabian Desert

Cabaret Celebrants Rewarded with Diamonds at Lord Lonsdale’s Golden Wedding

Better Than a Fee marks a London cabaret event where performers refused pay at a celebration for Lord and Lady Lonsdale. Cabaret girls received diamond brooches, while male performers were presented with diamond stick pins as gifts from the couple.

Lord and Lady Lonsdale London Hav Lord Lonsdale

Wheat crop prospects expand across Montana and Alberta

The near total Montana wheat crop is estimated at 36 million bushels with Lethbridge District Alberta forecasts around 40 million bushels. The figures prompt contented outlooks per the Lethbridge Herald. Persian Balm is a fragrant cosmetic said to refine appearance and soften complexion. It claims to brighten skin, soothe irritation, and absorb quickly without stickiness, marketed as a peerless toilet requisite for elegant women.

Montana Lethbridge Alberta The Lethbridge Herald

City of London Leads in Churches per Capita

The City of London, England, has more churches relative to residents than anywhere else with forty seven churches for every 10 000 people.

London England

Worms risk in children and extermi nator ad

A warning notes convulsive death from worms in children if untreated. Mother Graves' Worm exterminator offers protection from these distressing afflictions. A share of Argentina manufactured products are imported from other countries at sixty five percent.

Argentina Countries

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