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Newspaper

Macgregor Herald

Location

Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Sep 25, 1930

Page

3

Not Unless I Marry You In Heart Charmian

Jim Bennett reveals he bought the couple’s house to shield Charmian and Grandma from losing it, then proposes in love. Charmian learns Jim’s plan, they confess love, and Uncle George approves as Charmian’s grandfatherly kiss seals the moment.

Jim Charmian Jimmy California Lizzie George K Gilead George Uncle George Mother Tee Grandma Sophie Tim Sam Hit Wickfield Naonal Bank George K. Smithg Sam Garrard Dea Salina Portland Charmmian The Wickfield National

Grandma and Charmian seal a dream with Jim Bennett

Grandma Davis sits by the window as Charmian and Jin Bennett rush in with news. Charmian declares she will sign the deed to Jim, making Grandma hopeful the house is theirs forever. Jim smiles, and Charmian confirms the union and the sale, closing a long-held wish.

Grandma Davis Charmian Jin Bennett Grandma's Knee Jim At Grandma Jim Charmans Jimmy

Fragmentary line hints at emotional conflict and motives

A jagged excerpt shows a speaker torn between joy and fear about Jimmy. Another voice urges fairness and warns against using deception to secure a house, ending with a tease of continuing events.

New Century of Newspapers Marks Progress and Influence

Bradford highlights nineteenth century achievements and the race toward the modern newspaper. He notes newspapers shape thought, social and economic progress, and leadership. The piece argues growing independence, reduced partisanship, and press responsibility with far reaching implications.

Bradford Press of Canada

Recipes For This Week Jelly From Pears And Apples

A pantry jelly recipe blends 1 pint diced pears 1 pint diced tart apples 1 lemon juice and rind cup seedless raisins cup English walnuts 31 cups sugar Wash the raisins steam 30 minutes to plump them. Add to other ingredients and cook until thick and clear. Pour into hot jelly glasses cool then cover with melted paraffin. Nuts may be omitted or a small amount of preserved ginger added.

Tart Apple Jam Method From Old Commentary

Use tart apples that are barely peer slightly underripe. Wash and cut the fruit in slices with the peel on. Add water to cover about two cups per pound. Cook 15 to 20 minutes until soft. Strain through a cheesecloth then a flannel bag. Add sugar per cup of juice. Boil to jellying point and seal in glasses.

Kellogg says public opinion will block new wars

In an interview with Edward Price Bell for the Daily News Frank B. Kellogg argues that civilized world public opinion is finished with war and that armed conflict is highly improbable. He cites European legal barriers and moral forces preventing belligerent leaders from appealing to fear or price.

Rank B. Kellogg Edward Price Bell Daily News Frank B. Kellogg Italy France Kellogg Europe

Courtroom Veil Lifts in Farce of Hearsay and Bearsay

A humorous courtroom exchange unfolds as a witness mocks the question of birth and age. The young barrister seeks to rattle her with a personal query while the judge objects to hearsay evidence, prompting the witness to quip about not remembering being born and recalling only Bearsay.

Open Skiff Voyage from Bermuda Reaches New York

Eric Johnson 21 and Florence Smith 24 from Warwick Bermuda arrived at an army base pier in Brooklyn after a 17 day open skiff trip from Bermuda. Lacking navigation knowledge they steered northwest with a compass and survived sharks, bad weather, and a detour toward Nova Scotia before reaching Barnegat Bay light and New York. Immigration officer William King cleared them after a barge office check.

Girl Bermuda New York Eric Johnson Florence Smith Warwick Army Base Pier Brooklyn Johnson Novacotia Florence Barnegat Bay Walter Bernard William King Bernard Nova Scotia King

Dream Of Utopia Prediction By English Attorney General

Sir William Jowitt spoke in Baltimore predicting a future where men worldwide work three days a week for high pay to support consumption. He tied no permanent recovery to after the Wall Street crash, noting England may lead in an upturn due to past depleted goods. He cited the need for worldwide economic adjustment and referenced a five-man, eight-hour car-washing machine as an example of efficiency.

William Jowitt England Baltimore Sir William Wall Street

Little Helps For This Week

A compact weekly meditation quotes Galatians and Horatius Bonar on diligence and virtue. It urges daily truthful deeds, mindful living, and valuing moments as ripe life fruit. The piece blends biblical reflection with moral guidance, stressing character over longevity.

Coal shipment from British Columbia to Peru marks new trade

A first coal shipment from British Columbia was sent to Tallao Peru and well received. Canada steps into a market once dominated by Great Britain as NSW coal strikes and North Pacific shipping conditions push Peru to source more locally.

British Columbia Tallao Peru Great Britain New South Wales North Pacific Canada

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