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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 25, 1907
Page
14
A Montreal reader from 242 Street testifies to long stomach trouble and heat related distress. He credits Peruna with relief, noting it as a valuable remedy and aligning his experience with widespread recognition of the product for indigestion and liver related issues. He mentions various indigestion causes and endorses Peruna as permanent care.
A man forgets what he came for in a hardware shop and wanders the aisles. After a moment he recalls nothing until a clerk shows him a snow shovel. He clumsily identifies the item and pays thirty five cents, insisting it matches his lost intent.
A ragbag of snippets shows a patriotically minded child in Pittsburg answering questions in Sunday school and a theater manager testing a pair of aspiring stars. The scenes blend humor and old time social tone through brief exchanges and punchlines.
Mme Labariue confronts Mme Paci about copying her latest hat during a casual afternoon chat. Mme Vincent confirms the incident and mentions reacting to the fashion mimicry.
Reading fragments from Philadelphia Press and Standard and Times hints at clergy, widows, and insinuation about a husband’s death. The text moves through provocative questions about virtue and a man’s fate, touching on religion and social judgment.
Disjointed OCR items describe seed bed depths and seed bed practices, a digestive tonic claiming cures, then various patent medicines and liniments. Mentions include Dr Williams Pink Pills, Parmetec Dilla, Wolford's Lotion, Amaria Liniment, and a Brazilian battleship order, with stray jokes and advice.
An elderly woman and friends recount a dangerous cold nearly causing suffocation and reveal how Dr Chase's Syrup of Linseed and Turpentine relieved the cough. The ad endorses the remedy, noting its pleasant taste and claimed curative powers with a 25 cent bottle price and the signature of Dr A W Chase on each bottle.
The article explains how passenger and freight train numbers evolved from early systems where even numbers ran one direction and odd numbers the opposite. It notes that aging crews kept old numbers for important trains, sometimes renaming them to high numerals, while enduring through lines like the New Haven and Lackawanna. It cites that modern trains often revert to primal numbers 1 and 2, 3 and 4 as through expresses, preserving a historical link for railroad workers.
Frost kills tops, cut to six inches, dig tubers, invert to settle sap. Dry tubers then store in cellar in boxes or baskets, keep dry but not shrivel. Sap may injure mats. conditions for curing potatoes also suit wintering dahlia tubers.
Read testimonials show Holl Wave Corn Cure as an unmatched remedy for corn Watts and similar claims. The article notes a late extinguisher dating to recent years and cites police provisions in chief ties of the sions. It asserts English police methods as superior.
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