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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 07, 1927
Page
7
An Ottawa merchant previously weakened by kidney trouble regained health and gained weight from 135 to 217 pounds after six months of Tanlac use. The ad quotes his past frailty and trials with other treatments, crediting Tanlac with his recovery and renewed vitality.
Kenilworth and Joanna enter a moonlit mountain top clubhouse mask in place awaiting danger and romance. As the mist thickens, they near the club while rival figures observe and plot, the night promising peril and allure in a restrained, suspenseful scene.
A scene at a club unfolds with a dancing couple and a woman pushing for a waltz. Brandon notes a wary quiet, Joanna moves in the crowd, Kenilworth holds her, and an offstage host interrupts with a voice from the balcony as the room waits for an encore.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention Mrs Matilda Milne and reference to Pierer's Laboratory in Ersigeburg. The text hints at some sethe and tablets, with unclear context and several garbled phrases. No clear dates or outcomes are included.
The speaker urges guests to depart quickly due to rising illness and dimmed car lamps. Those able to stay until dawn will be welcomed, but anyone who feels compelled to leave should do so at once and with caution before night ends. The note ends with a promise to continue later.
The Passing Show London reports the Prince of Wales is suffering from the strain of tireless public duties. Intimate friends urge a long rest or time at a private home or abroad. Years of foreign tours, banquets, openings, slumming parties, hunts and dances have worn him down, despite a strong constitution.
Bee keeping becomes a recognized sideline among established farming in Southern Africa with firms setting up stands of hives and lines of bees across districts, signaling growing adoption and potential economies for growers and local markets.
An old advert promotes Nerviline as quick relief for stomach gas and cramps, advising twenty drops in sweetened water for rapid effect. It claims general family use and urges keeping Nerviline on hand, with dealer availability noted amid other text on a fossil forest find and the Oxford Dictionary project.
Britain awards medals to careful motorists through the Safety Fuel Association. Silver medals honor drivers who complete years free from blameworthy accidents. A diploma follows after the war free from accidents. A golf medallion is planned for those with ten blameworthy accidents not reached.
An ad touts Dr Williams Pink Pills to restore red blood and energy after a long winter. It cites Elisabeth Clarke of Ing, Ohio, who reports renewed health and a recovered daughter after using the pills. Available from dealers or by mail for 50 cents a box from The Dr Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ont.
A pasted excerpt blends religious verse and quotes about battle from Margaret J. Preston and R. likehoek, urging endurance and memory of struggles. It promotes Thomas' Eclestine Oil as a cure‑all for coughs colds sore throats sprains and contusions, presenting it as a portable medicine chest.
Domes aration Bureau of Statistica reports February building permits value at 7,778.52 dollars, up 433 percent from January and 9 percent from February last year. Nova Scotia New Brunswick Quebec Ontario Manitoba Saskatchewan higher, Alberta and BC show small declines. Also mentions an ancient Egyptian barter find and early instrument development.
Fragmentary note cites Minards Liniment as wart remedy. Jumbled line hints at an organ pipe made of paper in Dav Jalan clearch note paper context. No clear event or date, only scattered product and material references.
Dr Lorenz, German consul at Winnipes, told Saskatoon visitors that German preference now favors Canadian wheat over rye bread and that Germany is the second largest importer of Canadian wheat. He spent time at the University of Saskatchewan discussing agricultural interests. The note mentions Thomas’ Electric Oil as a pulmonary remedy and cites testimonials, while a line about the British Air Force planning next spring appears garbled.
Readers are urged to keep the bowels kidneys and liver active to remove poisons from the system. If constipated or stomach upset occurs, Carter's Little Liver Pills are recommended as a gentle remedy. The ad touts ease of swallowing and avoidance of calomel.
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