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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 11, 1907
Page
2
Fragmented text describes a medicine chiming with linseed and cough remedies. References to Dr Chases Beri and Turkentine appear amid scrambled lines about coughs, fevers, and relief claims. The reader seeks a remedy for chest symptoms and cold, mentioning testimonials and patients.
Incoherent text describes a protest over a product involving tar and turpentine, with mentions of protective measures and suspect ingredients. It references Chase and Lin and includes a price note of 23 cents a hot, plus scattered names and phrases. The passage is garbled and unexplained.
An advertisement extols Williams Pink Pills for blood vitality and purgatives claiming cures for headaches and rheumatism while urging readers to buy genuine boxes labeled Williams Pink Pills. It quotes testimonials from readers across Canada praising health restoration and references a “Zam-Buk” remedy with prescriptions for household use.
A rough, error-filled reminiscence centers on a young Seman entering a Birmingham engineers’ office wearing a distinctive hat. The famed man praises a bold claim, mispronounces phrases, and then hires him, offering steady work and a wooden hat motif as the tale unfolds with implied industry and family ties.
Fragmentary legal discussion traces English law views on moral conduct and social discipline. A dialogue cites Mr Serjeant and Jerrold, debating whether virtue can be taught by observation, experience, and self denial, with remarks on exemplary tales and public behavior.
A fragmented report notes unusual weather with summer snow imagery. Mentions rare south winds that feel warm and raise temperatures to unspecified degrees, recalling Alpine Foelen winds. The tone suggests a journal-like observation rather than a formal forecast.
The piece discusses the historical use of the terms orchestra and band in English, noting their late emergence in musical sense in the 17th and 18th centuries, with references to Shakespearean times and Ben Jonson. It touches on language shifts and alternative phrases like bande and band of violing, and gives examples from the Boar's Head tavern and early writing on trains.
Portrait of the late Mr C B Record, founder and first head of the Record Foundry and Machine Co of Moncton New Brunswick and Montreal. The text notes his prior stove work, the Canadian industry shift from American imports, and the plant’s growth from a mere operation to a major Southern Atlantic manufacturer with Moncton and Moctreat locations. It also mentions Admiral Heaces and Esther ranges as recognized standards of Canadian excellence.
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