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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Aug 24, 1922
Page
6
Woodstock writer Mr Webb reports years of chronic catarrh improved by a remedy called Catarrhozone after trying many treatments. He credits the product with restoring health within weeks and endorses the combination as a dependable cure. The notice advertises the remedy from Catarrhorane Co, Montceat.
A diary entry from a traveler aboard a train to Carbon City notes sleeplessness after two tough nights and a late arrival. She describes shared quarters, the serenade of cowboys singing, and glimpses of fellow passengers, including a snoring stranger in the private stateroom.
Fatigue and back pains signal kidney trouble as toxins pollute the blood. Neglected kidneys lead to rheumatism or Bright’s disease. Dr Chase's Kidney Liver Pills restore kidney, liver and bowels function. One pill per dose. 25 cents a box. Edmanson Bates & Co. Ltd., Toronto endorses.
Stella, Pearl, and the Wishing Fairy discuss the Electric Belee and its power to defend itself with electricity. The Belee attacks foes by channeling electric force, stunning riders and creatures, while humans hunt in South American waters. The tale notes the existence of dangerous creatures and the ethical concern of causing pain to animals.
A traveler describes the monotonous stretch between Winnipe g and Carbon City with level prairie scenery and indifferent towns then reflects on Regina Moose Jaw and Medicine Hat. He meets a Mounted Policeman in Regina and notes a palatial hotel in Carbon City. The narrative contrasts plain homes, wind swept streets, and a looming sense of distance from the Rockies as they approach the river valley and a changing climate. The writer and Mrs Bingham adjust to Southern Alberta, while the pianist begins a Dvorak melody as the journey continues toward Wilmington and Carbon City.
Rome plans mandatory use of automatic speed regulators to cap car speeds at ten miles per hour. Inventors Ernesto Pragann and Ettore Villa propose a centrifugal mechanism tied to wire-based indicators. City officials weigh enforcement as drivers ignore existing regulators amid crowded quarters and traffic hazards.
Arthur C McPhail of Wellington Ave Winniges Man praises Tanlac crediting restored health after three years of weakness and illness following an attack of pneumonia He says the medicine strengthened his stomach and energy and credits Tanlac with his improvement as sold by druggists.
Champion typist George J. Howfield of Ps NJ won an all American typing contest at the Pageant press in Chicago, beating a field of 160 entrants by typing 126 words a minute.
A Toronto Ontario ad urges mothers to use Dr Fowler's Extract of Wild Strawberry for summer complaints in children such as diarrhoea and cramps. It claims two to three doses relieve symptoms fast and promotes the remedy as essential for the home. The T Milburn Co. in Toronto distributes the product.
Fragmentary note praises a Holstein bull prospect named Sylvia Car Born raised at a Long Plain farm. Mentions Alberta Provincial Government interest and aristocratic stock lineage. Encourages independent thinking and experimental breeding with a London Daily Express tone.
An excerpt mentions Spanish lace over georgette as a stylish verge for evening wear. It promotes Miller's Worm Powders as a remand remedy available at chemists to expel worms and ease symptoms, urging mothers to trust local merchants and support hometown commerce.
Fragmentary report notes a shortage near the tens of billions, attributing debt to German competition. It mentions Germany to pay debts to a mast setl her goods abroad and allied arms out of Tor does, affecting her business.
A description of how clever Mexican birds hollow trees and hide acorns at the base of a mountain, then transport them miles away. They bore holes in bark to store acorns, later returning to eat them. The text shifts to a medical ad note claiming asthma relief with Dr Hologe’s Astima Remedy, a marketing claim about air passages and early use.
A garbled OCR excerpt references a seaied minister and a Lord's Prayer inquiry. It mentions trade tasks, a person named Redwood, a worm terminator, and a claim about children and work patterns. The text is incoherent but preserves scattered names and actions.
A fragmented report notes a medicinal liniment named Minara claimed to ease neuralgia. The text includes garbled phrases about elephants, Mada intents, and French glass blocks, leaving the main action unclear but signaling a health remedy claim amid unclear context.
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