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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Jun 06, 1932
Page
8
The article discusses two cases of individuals pushing rough and soft diets as universal cures for digestive discomfort. It argues that normal digestion needs a balanced mix of foods and that extreme diets may help only those with specific issues, while a standard mixed diet suffices for most. It also notes broader farm economic context and potential prosperity from wheat yields and agricultural productivity in Canada.
The article notes a new agricultural revolution in the western prairies driven by the combine, a machine that cuts and threshes wheat in one operation. It says fewer than 200 combines operated six years ago, with vast growth by last year.
The notice lists CP railway passenger trains with routes between Toronto Winnipeg Nelson Lethbridge Vancouver Calgary Montreal Lomond Retlaw Aldersyde and other points. Timings include daily and weekly departures with sleepers on Nos 3 and 4 and connections at Moose Jaw to St Paul and Chicago.
The Spooner Oil Limited sues the Turner Valley Gas Conservation Board seeking to overturn a production cut. Hearing postponed after preliminary evidence. resumption slated for Wednesday. An interim injunction had been granted May 19 by Justice A F Ewinge while permanent relief is sought. A clash with police incident follows in Detroit.
About 3,000 men gathered at the Mack Avenue Briggs Manufacturing Company gates to protest unemployment but were repelled after a brief clash with 50 policemen armed with tear gas bombs and riot clubs. In New Zealand, a Dominion wide ballot precipitated a general strike of coal miners scheduled for midnight in protest against the conditions.
Coal mine owners propose terms that will close 180 mines and leave about 6,000 miners unemployed. In Stewart British Columbia on June 6 a fire destroyed Charles Young’s home after two elder children woke yearly and played with matches, tragically fatally burning eleven months old Maxine. Portage la Prairie Manitoba officers report Constable E Hewins wounded by a bandit during an attempted liquor store robbery, the assailant escapes after a gunshot wound to the arm. In Paris Count de Bugallal, former Spanish cabinet minister, dies.
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