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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 25, 1907
Page
3
Fragmentary text mentions Baby Own Tabs Liniment, remedies for stomach trouble and constipation, distractions about mothers, a questionable claim about worms, and assorted references to Toled o and China. The piece resembles a garbled advertising column with scattered names and lines from testimonials and public notices.
A Metropolitan Police officer stationed in the Hampton Court Palace grounds reported seeing a group of shadowy figures approach and vanish near the Flower Pot terrace. Investigators later deduced reflections from a well lit dinner party behind a corridor blinds the mist over the fish pond created the illusion of a spectral procession.
A university lecture outlines a swift fatal disease in New York with about 3000 deaths. It notes transmission between people, not epidemic in Britain, and mentions a serum possibly immunizing monkeys. The report ties into broader medical observations on contagious illness and public interest.
A fragmented newspaper page blends social critique with crime and labor notes. It laments graft and political decay while noting violent deaths in New York and industrial hazards in Allegheny County. An optimistic quip about a stiff neck closes the column.
Workmen argued at dinner hour. one man left the debate, Bill, claiming prior resolution with Dick Grey. The dispute escalated to hospital and then the police station, revealing a heated confrontation and possible injuries.
A severe looking woman questions Plodding Pete about going to work. He replies that middle class people should thank him for not being an insurance grafter or a bank robber. The Washington Star caption presents a satire on social class and labor.
In a Chicago News piece a parson advises a young man to always do right and friends will stand by him. The young man agrees he wants true friends who will support him when he errs, a sentiment echoed amid references to trades unions and historical note on Pompeii.
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