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Newspaper

Macgregor Herald

Location

Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Sep 29, 1921

Page

2

Western Representation and Canada’s Census Readjustment

A detailed historical overview argues Canada should adjust representation after each census. It notes West to gain senators versus Ontario and Maritime provinces, cites 1891 1901 1911 shifts, and outlines how wartime extension delayed true readjustment. The piece warns against prolonging a Parliament not truly representative.

Canada Jose Lagi House of Commons Thom P Meighen Great Lakes Canda West Ontario Maritime Provinces Quebec Ottawa House of United States Manitoba North West Territories British Columbia Alberta Saskatchewan Nova Scotia New Brunswick Yukon Great Lakes of Commons

Scottish Castle Lords and Hidden Chambers Rumors

Fragmentary OCR notes recount Castle Fraser and Fortunes of Nigel lore with secret chambers and thick walls. Mentions Sir Waring, Walter Scott, and a portrait of architecture in Scotland. Includes stray lines about corns and paper production and Asian manufacture remarks.

Viscount Cowaray

Family Of Fifteen Set For Canada From Liverpool

A nine person family including father Rufus John Kirkland and mother sail on the Minnedosa bound for Mazenod Saskatchewan. The Rev Kirkland, Primitive Methodist minister, travels with thirteen children eight boys and five girls including twins, to take a pastorate and perhaps farm.

Liverpool Canada Rufus John Kirkland Danbury Oxfordshire Prairie Mazenod Saskatchewan

Disappearing Island Near Australia Three Decades Later

An island once described as a 13 mile long scenic marvel near the northwest Australian coast has vanished and now lies about fifty feet underwater. The tale recalls 19th century visits, including 1892, amid a farmer’s exchange about a new hired man named Ezra and a previously difficult laborer.

Norhwest Australia Ately

Honesty Rewards and Losses in Postwar Paris Theft

A 1919 Paris report shows only a fraction of found items are rewarded. Among items returned to police, umbrellas topped 20,900, with eight in ten taxi losses reclaimed. A taxi chauffeur recovered a glove missing three fingers, while tracing a woman who lost $10,000 in notes earned only a single dollar.

Paris Alwi

Catarrhozone credited with relief for local visitor

Edw n O Connor of Sault Ste Marie recalls a near fatal asthma and catarrh episode. He credits Catarrhozone with restoring his breathing after two months of treatment priced at one dollar. a smaller 26e and 50e size were sold by The Catarrhozone Co Montreal.

O'Connor Sault Ste Marie Catarthozone Co Montreal

Steel Shipped By Airplane To London Depot

Two EWIs were conveyed from Manchester to London by Avro airplane for the London General Omnibus Company depot at Chiswick. Charter by Lambourne and Co. Ltd Victoria Steel Works Openshaw. Steel needed for vital parts. machine left Manchester am, reached Croydon at noon, steel in position at about four o'clock. Remedy for Earache Dr Thomas Electric Oil offers simple relief with drops on lint placed in the ear.

Manchester London London General Omnibus Company Chiswick Avro Lambourne and Co. Ltd Victoria Steel Works Openshaw Croydon Thomas

Confiscated Fountain Pens Linked to Illicit Whisky in America

A London dispatch reports a curious claim that fountain pens once held as vessels contained illicit whisky, reflecting a period mood of sensational foreign observations about American habits and writing elites.

Delicate Girls Need New Blood From Anemia Advice

The text discusses anaemia causes and symptoms such as fatigue irritability and greenish pallor. It promotes Dr Williams Pink Pills as a safe tonic and states they can restore energy, with mail ordering options and pricing. It then abruptly shifts to Barcelona population figures showing growth to about 717 000 and a city rise in population.

Williams Prudence

Glowing Apple Cooking Tips From Autumn Kitchen

A practical guide urges buying apples in quantity and storing them, with advice on washing, selecting green cooking apples, and avoiding iron cookware. It covers baking with cinnamon or lemon, syrup basting, and serving with cream, plus stewing methods and pie use for tart or green varieties.

A Good Sign and Miscellany From Portland

A Portand Oregonian style fragment notes happiness as a common good, contrasts optimism with pessimism, and remarks on weather, spuds to grow such as Early Onie Irish Cobbler Wee McGregor and Duke of York, while a proverb warns about neighbors and farming chores and a mention of St. Minars Liniment in the house.

Werner Portand Oregonian Wee McGregor Duke of York

Kaiser Messages Quoted at Junker Meeting in Berlin

The former German Kaiser sent a message to a Junker meeting in Berlin led by his son and Ludendorff. He praised his brave comrades and claimed they were never vanquished in the field, while noting the powerful partner of “Me and God” fled the field and hid in Holland, avoiding cross-border display since.

Junker Ludendorf Berlin Holland Louis- Fille CourterJournal

Putnam's Painless Corn Etractor Ad Claims Quick Relief

An old ad claims a corn and wart remover priced at 25 cents, touting Putnam's Painless Corn Etractor as painless for fifty years. It markets substitutes, promotes room with baths in hotels, and urges use to relieve children's worm complaints with Miller's Worm Waters, asserting strong effectiveness and no purgatives needed.

Putnam

Record of Six Generations of Cree Family at Nelson House

Six generations of Cree Indians were found at Nelson House with a combined age total of 312 years. The family includes Sarah Donkey aged 12 and Donkey aged 22, with descendants Jemima Donkey aged 2 and Carolyne Dowstablishes, among others. The record notes York Factory origin for Sara Donkey the first and mentions full-blooded Cree heritage.

Nelson House Panada Sarah Donkey Carolyne Key Donkey Jemima Donkey Sara Donkey York Sarah Wich

Ontario Dominates Dominion Manufacturing Output in Canada

Industrial Ontario accounts for more than half of Canada's manufacturing plants and over 1.28 billion of the national wealth, affirming its status as the province with the richest economy. Agriculture remains strong, but Ontario leads in industrial production and share of wealth.

Dominion Ontario Canada

Liniment Friend Captain Lord One of Atlantic Coast’s Youngest Skippers

Captain Lord, 23, of the Ma steamship fleet, is among the Atlantic coast’s youngest captains. A native of Springfield Massachusetts, he began his seafaring career at age 19 aboard a Ma steamship of the British Steamship Company.

We, Lord Ma Steamship Bait Steamship Company Atlantic Captain Lord Springfield Mass

Drapery Dyeing Note Warns of Fading Skirt Color

A fragmentary note discusses dyeing draperies and a faded skirt, stressing even first timers should dye only certain fabrics. It mentions a Dudmond dye and advises informing a druggist about material type and dye suitability to avoid further fading. The text lacks complete details but centers on dye use and fabric care.

Argentine government snubs Sinn Fein envoy Ginnell report

Reuters from Buenos Aires says Argentina declines to receive Law nee Ginnell as representative of the Irish Republic government. The foreign minister met him privately later, while Ginnell’s status as envoy is described as nonofficial. The report notes the diplomat’s reception occurred in a private capacity.

Reuters Buenos Ares Lawnee Ginnell Irish Republica

Letter from Mrs Wakelin endorses Lydia E Pinkham remedy

A Toronto letter claims Mrs Wakelin suffered severe nerves and weakness and credits Lydia E Pinkham’s Compound with relief. The writer asserts the medicine has stood the test for over forty years and urges suffering women to use it, noting endorsements and widespread letters of support.

Tute Thomas Toronto Lydia E. Pink Wakelis Christie Lydia E. Pinkha

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