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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 28, 1899
Page
7
Myra faces a moral tangle as Barron weighs marriage and inheritance. Stratton reconsiders a dangerous plan while guests and kin discuss fate, love, and obligations with quiet tension and a looming confrontation.
Readers are told of wartime costs affecting barbers and patrons, with estimates of the number of barbers, potential job losses, and the broader economic impact. Mentions Toronto, Montreal, Halifax, and Canadian trade conditions, tariff effects, and shipping demand. Also notes mining growth in the Northwest and British Columbia, bank clearings rise, and weekly Canadian business failures. A humorous aside references Mrs De Fashion and a wedding dress debate. A final remark notes a cow hide yields about 35 pounds of lead.
A Scotch firm manufactures an artificial stone touted to resist weather and rival real stone. The process uses lime and sand mixed, molded, and heated with steam at about 100 degrees, then dried for about forty five hours. Trials aim to mimic slate and marble. New York Tint.
A 50 foot long car is being built at Wilmington to advertise an educational institution. It will travel with the president, the schools, and seven assistants. The car includes a reception room, sleeping berths for eight, and an audience space. It will tour near large factories to demonstrate the instructional method to workers.
A Wharton resident recalls a dramatic improve ment after years of gland swelling and fainting spells. She says fourteen boxes of Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People restored her health, neck swelling disappeared, and she returned to full strength. The account promotes the pills as a cure for blood and nerve disorders and as a tonic for women.
A New York Second District Isle Court session features Wong Sing and Won Ching Sen undergoing a dramatic oath involving a chicken. An interpreter, court officers, and witnesses describe the ritual culminating in the bird’s destruction and the oath’s recital before the judge.
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