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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 23, 1914
Page
2
The Curse of Drink and Boasting Wits
A collage of clippings recounts drinkers in restaurants and cafes resisting meals and coffee, with humor and derision from newspapers like the Detroit Free Press and Birmingham Age-Herald. It also notes Booth Tarkington’s jest about a reader envy and a Peorian quip about writing.
Rash Covered Chest and Back in OChem Lab Note
In a chemistry lab at Corn, Department D, Bonen, U8, observed rash covering the chest and back. The note documents exposure during an OChem session and records precautionary steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dept. D
Bonen
The Strong Man and the Modern Samson
A humorous collage from The Demands of Courtesy and other papers shows a modern Samson ill at ease amid social tests of strength and courtesy. In scenes at a train, a seat offer, and battle memories, witty exchanges reveal everyday bravery and social awkwardness with period tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samson
Hercules
Weil
Mystery Talk in the Boston Transcript and Baltimore Amusements
A brief exchange outlines a stopped watch with time uncertain and a wry remark about transport in Arctic regions. The Baltimore American comment questions using horses while skates are implied for travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Transcript
Baltimore
Business Lessons From a Young Firmster
A fragmentary clipping quotes dialogue about starting a business and learning patience, with stray newspaper remnants from Washington Star Philadelphia Enquirer Cincinnati Enquirer and Houston Post references. The text hints at wages, work, and advice but lacks coherent narrative. It reads like an editorial collage observing early entrepreneurship and practical guidance in playful dialogue. The source mixes names, places, and partial phrases without a clear event or outcome.
Lord Strathcona’s Career and Legacy
Obituary tribute to Donald A. Smith Lord Strathcona rebuilt Canada through Hudson’s Bay Company and the Canadian Pacific Railway. The piece praises his bold vision, charitable work, health discipline, and leadership, noting elevating to peerage and lasting influence on education and philanthropy. Also includes a brief quip on a doctor and a rancher’s wife seeking care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Srathconn
Canada
Fife
Labrador
Hudson's Day Company
Donald Saith
Southwest Territories
Dominion Jom Company
Canadian Pacific Railway
Donald
Victoria
Strathcona
Epert
George A. Warburton
Toronto
No Miracle or Cause and Effect in Odd Passage
An unclear excerpt discusses energy, spells, and unconsciousness with references to a seventy year old person. It mentions Postum in two forms Regular and Potent and notes a teaspoonful dissolves in hot water with cream.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rene Ponts
Transatlantic airflight hopes amid early 20th century pilots
The article discusses European airmen planning transatlantic voyages to celebrate the pen tennary, weighing nonstop 15 hour options with 93 engine at 20 hp considerations, fuel weight, and practicality. It notes that sustained nonstop flights remain impractical for now, favoring return excursions from America Pendencine as a realistic aim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bressa
Europe
United States Navy
Aviatic
America
Pendencine
Japanese Goldfish Varieties and Care Tips
The article lists common Japanese goldfish types such as fan tails fringe tails and comets with prices from 2 cents to 5 dollars. It notes salt water as a universal remedy for health issues and suggests a five minute daily salt bath for a week to restore health. It mentions goldfish living long ages with some reaching fifty years in Washington aquariums.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Praise and Praise Recalled in Employee Exchange
In a Pall Mall Gazette exchange a manager thanks Smith for praise while Smith in a moment interrupts Mr Jones after three months of work. The Pall Mall Gazette notes the rare praise as significant. A separate Baltimore American quip about a doctor named Cutem jokes on the operation’s performative manner rather than patient outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Smith
Smith
Mr. Jones
Pall Mall Gazette
Cutem
Baltimore American
Shadow of Silence and New Town Marshal in Chesaning
A reflection on sudden knocks and interruption in thought followed by a feature praising Miss Blanche D. Inglass as editor and appointed town marshal of Chesaning Michigan. Her stance on governance and the council’s approval mark a notable local change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chessing
Michigan
Blanche D. Inglass
Chesaning Monitor
Miss Ingalls
Theity Council
Sun Life Assurance Co of Canada reports progress in 1912
The Sun Life Assurance Company of Canada releases a summary noting robust in force and new business figures for 1912. It cites in force policies near two hundred million dollars and new business around thirty four million, with surplus and assets rising, asserting continued leadership in Canadian life insurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sun Lif Assurance Co. of Canada
Sun Life Assurance Company of Canada
Busine
Sun Life
Canada
ABY'S OWN TABLETS BANISH CASTOR
Once another uses Baby's Own Tablets she will never again use for all, that barbar, purgative which all children abhor. The tablets are a gentle laxative, pleasant to take and are absolutely the best medicine. Mrs Hector Eltonville Quebec writes Ib Baby's Own Tablets in place of castor oil and is well satisfied with them. The tablets are dealers from Williams' Medicine Co. Brockville Ontario.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hector Eltonville
Tue de
Williams’ Medicine Coy
Hrocaville
Deafness and dull school life quoted in weekly London text
A fragmented passage critiques deafness as incurable, mocks urban readers, and portrays boys as primitive, preferring activity over reading. It quotes Herbert Strang on young men and mentions husbands who walk in their sleep, highlighting social attitudes and gender roles of the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stevenson
Herbert Stranglin
T. Pls Weekly
London
I Have the Sand Yet Not the Dast
A terse exchange features a challenge about sand and dast. One speaker asserts possession of the sand while the other denies having the dast. The dialog centers on wit and bravado without additional context.
Tailor Solves Plural Dilemma With Gooses Joke
A humorous anecdote about a tailor puzzled by the correct plural of goose. He settles on a playful line about two tailors gooses, then pivots to a gag about requesting one taker’s cops with a PS offering two.
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