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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Aug 06, 1903
Page
3
A letter to the TremanDs & 60 Dear Sirs laments a horse famine at Gro Hoan Livery Stables in Quebec. The writer recalls losing a head of stock and urges aid for horseflesh, noting that a man’s nose at street level signals caution in betting.
The London Pioneer reports that India has sent strong representations to Thibetian authorities demanding fulfillment of treaty pledges and encouragement of Indian transfrontier trade. It states no Indian trade commissioner or emissary has entered Tibet for negotiations, denying such claims.
An ad extols Baby's Own Tablets as a cure for summer ailments in infants and young children. It cites Mrs Ferguson of Montreal praising rapid relief for dysentery and feverish symptoms, claiming the product safe for newborns and up, available by mail or from medicine dealers.
A garbled OCR extract hints at a dispute involving a man, shrews, and legal relatives. The text references a Wise Head, Sean Powter, and Bath Boltens in a chaotic scene. Details are unclear due to corrupted wording and missing context.
The article traces Quaker roots in Toronto from the early 1800s, noting key figures like Elias Rogers and the move of meetings to Pembroke Street and Ton Street. It covers the Newmarket connection, the Children of Peace in Sharon, David Wilen’s temple project, and the enduring plain, unpaid ministry and open participation of all genders within the Quaker form.
Metit Outta w of Mines releases first quarter 1902 figures for Tiras mines and Ontario works. Output includes 688 tons ore treated and 2,61 owners valued at 112,070 dollars, with 470 tons nickel copper ore smelted. Total value drops from 5,046,000 to 1,006,518 due to furnace repairs and shutdowns.
The Rev S Swan vicar of Alban's Carlisle announces a parish scheme to sharpen ten lead pens placed in church pews with wrapping paper so worshipers can leave names and addresses for a visiting list. A London and Northwest Company plans a train service between Carlisle and another destination, extending travel by miles beyond a distant location mentioned.
A man from Little Chaimplais Street reports two years of kidney and urinary troubles ended after using three boxes of Dodd's Kidney Pills. He says work and health improved markedly with each dose, adding a strong personal testimonial to the pill's perceived efficacy.
The article notes Lord Kite, a bachelor, is particular about his dinner table and household items. Among items sent to grace Durban entertainments is a fine glass dish, decorated with the Viscount’s coronet and the initials K in gold.
The report states the South African war cost 157. Troops employed numbered 13,445 with 2,742 colonials. The tour lore has been initiated at 60 with 3,800 placed hors de. 81,000 were taken prisoners by the British, and 19,6 left their arms when peace was declared.
A historical cautionary piece warns readers about the deadly risks of swimming and boating. It argues gravitation cannot be defied and notes hazards from unseen underwater rocks to weeds that trap swimmers. The text advises meals, hunger, and unfamiliar waters as danger signals and urges responsible behavior to prevent drownings. It stresses that even experienced swimmers can die from simple missteps and urges common sense before taking anyone into water hazards.
A witty observation notes that many are eager to be summoned but few enjoy waking early on chilly mornings, highlighting the universal reluctance to start the day when the weather bites.
The readable fragments refer to a river, a coast, and mentions of the United States Department of Agriculture. It notes a government farmcommer and a reservation. The text is garbled with misread words and lacks a clear single event or identifiable persons.
A Victorian era advert proclaims Dr Chase's Ointment a powerful skin cure. Witnesses, including M G McConnell of Aurora Ontario, describe relief from eczema pimples chilblains and ulcers. The text touts universal trust urges readers to seek cures at Edtonson Bates Co Toronto as a protection against imitations.
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