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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 25, 1918
Page
6
Short feed for work horses shows shorts value close to oats but poorer palatability. Mixing two parts shorts with one part bran and one part vat chop improves acceptance, enabling thorough, consistent feeding with satisfactory results.
A historic vermicide known as Mother Graves Worm Exterminator is credited with saving the lives of numerous children. The device or method supremely reduced worm-borne illness according to old reports, though details remain fragmentary.
Poultry guidance warns that wide rations for hens do not rely solely on insects worms and weed seeds. The advice urges including buttermilk and table feed to ensure balanced nutrition for laying stock.
A Scottish scientist reports discovery of four new metal forms, possibly aligning with the platinum group. Process yields grams per ton in pure state from Hock found in Nelson British Columbia. The find is touted for industrial use, especially by jewellers, and praised as a household medicine.
Chinese egg exports rise with Shanghai as main hub. Japanese buyers remain the leading customers, with large shipments regularly passing through Shanghai collecting stations. German factories previously dominated the field, now challenged by new methods and expanding German involvement in the industry.
Canada feedsboard contracts experiments to judge whale meat for menus. Ottawa receives fifty pounds for tests to determine if the product is edible and nutritious. The effort is tied to the B C Whaling Company and aims to assess whale meat's place in Best families meals.
From the New York Times analysis argues that Germany’s conquest would threaten world peace and permanence of security. It states Germany would expand power beyond mid Russia if unchecked, and warns against portraying Germany as merely limited to Europe. The piece stresses international interests and moral aims for peace.
A garbled clipping discusses Prussia and Anglo Saxon contrasts with quotations from George Archib fees jocken and references to, Toronto Globe and Argonaut. It mentions Verdun study, Windy etyeak, and male etiquette in social rejection by a gentleman. The fragmentary text includes stray names and miswritten phrases.
Fragmentary report cites Jake Law era schemes and stock sales tied to a touted venture. The text references Van Buren Maine and a Maine paper industry by product concerns, hinting at industrial cancer fears tied to sawdust and paper production, with unclear details.
Weak nervous people suffer insomnia headaches and dyspepsia. Restoring blood nourishes nerves and powers the body. Dr Williams Pink Pills claim to rejuvenate the nervous system and energy, with testimonials from Mrs.Win McIntyre and others. Available by mail from The Dr Williams Medicine Co Brockville.
A fragmentary exhibit note describes a print and edward eard with the phrase tone: with canes oF ecative small boy added sive wstscript, attributed to Jones, in a damaged display card.
A vintage ad touts Putnam's Extractor for corn relief claiming swift action dissolving the corn and peeling away painlessly. It emphasizes that the product works with regular use and requires only a drop or two with user effort. The copy appeals to readers seeking quick, painless removal of corns.
A Providence Journal article cites Bonar Law condemning German U boats for killing noncombatants including women and children. It portrays the act as an unexampled blot on naval warfare and asserts the foe cannot escape mankind’s judgment. Facts and figures are said to speak for themselves.
Incomplete lines reveal a fragmented Edmonton Bulletin excerpt discussing truth, marriage, and personal resolve. The garbled text references belief, a potential union, and a hinted future outcome without clear context or full sentences.
A fragment from World Outlook describes a boy delivering a joke not real speech, showing how language was conveyed on a card. It mentions a teacher and a mother figure, with a curious scene of a boy presenting a card and a cured promise amid jokes.
The Alberta legislature, led by Hon. Duncan Marshall, passes a measure named The Cow Bill to promote mixed farming. Groups of five homesteads can sign notes for 500 each to gain provincial endorsement and borrow to buy cows and heifers. Loans bear 6 percent interest, due in five years, secured by herd increases. The bill aims to keep men on farms and increase livestock while conserving stockyards from export.
Morgan Kingston, famed York figure, learns from his son at the front that he heard his father’s singing from a field hospital. A nurse dismisses the claim, while a humorous aside about a rooster and wartime news contrasts. An advert for Miller’s Worm Pointers touts immediate stomach relief and worm destruction.
An exhausted account describes a racist assault faced by a Black office boy in Kentucky after a morning shift. He recounts being struck, knocked down, and stamped, with teeth damaged and violent language used. The text is fragmented and difficult to verify.
A Berlin exhibit features the Library of World War Literature assembled over three and a half years by anonymous German craftsmen. It showcases 3800 volumes in multiple languages, 2500 newspapers including 85 from the western front, plus placards, food tickets, and letters from soldiers and aviators to illustrate war life.
An advertisement style fragment touts Dodd's Kidney Pills as a superior remedy for kidney issues, claiming cures for years of illness and linking healing to improved blood and health. A stray dialogue line questions moral interference in a wife’s public dispute. The text mixes product praise with fragmented editorial comments.
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