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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Aug 30, 1900
Page
1
The Great West Saddlery ad reveals changes at the post office with money order services, mail arrival and departure times, and a half hour cutoff before mail departures. It lists products sold at the store and notes current banking and draft services, plus a range of leather goods and travel items.
An irregular OCR fragment notes Guide Winder, the Imperial Limited, and stops at MacGregor. It mentions Moosei Brand and ASTm 1135, with a path to All above stop at MacGregor except the Imperial Limited club east.
We secured first prize for assorted packages and third prize for butter yort at the Winnipes Industrial Exhibition. Credit belongs to our patrons for their support and care. We proclaim top ranking and urge continued effort and quality from The Copenhagey Creanery.
Prices last night show 1A oats at 20, oats Winnipeg at 40, wheat Fort William and Nor. Barley and flour 2.20, butter 12 to 18 cents, eggs 12 to 124 cents. Live stock and farmer's market notes list beet dressed at 6 to 10 cents, mutton, pork, and veal priced per local scales.
A powder removes everything in sight and mineral pills are dangerous. Dr King’s Sew Life pills work easily and perfectly to cut headache and constipation. Available for 25 cents at Berry’s Drag Store.
District news from Elk Park reports wet weather affecting harvest with threshing under way and crops needing more twine. It notes a hailstorm, fever recoveries, illnesses, a planned October fundraiser for a shed, and local visits. Community notes record church service, threshing machine purchase, and wild plums by the lake.
A garbled passage describes Native Indian servant, a sudden appearance amid bullets at headquarters, and a strange exchange about a bath. It shifts to a tale from Malakand Chitral with a subaltern awoken by a term servant grulling at his foot and a cryptic exchange about action.
A San Antonio man recounts years of misery from Astin, claiming a new remedy for throat chest and lung troubles provides cure. The advertisement touts a miraculous medicine selling for one dollar with guaranteed trial bottles at Terry's Drug Store.
Binith of an iceberg narrates the Alaskars in the Century. It describes how the largest icebergs detach from a glacier wall with roaring, cascading water and brilliant spray. The作者 reflects on the beauty and purity of landscapes formed from ancient snow, now freed to travel and reveal blue crystal islands.
A London Royal Institute audience watched Professor Crook reveal a method to turn carbon into diamonds using extreme heat. The plan collapsed as the crucible burst and the attempt ended without diamonds, leaving attendees stunned. The narrative then shifts to royal life, describing a prince’s perilous early years and the drift of tutors, priests, and courtiers seeking influence.
A fragmentary note cites a Good Words writer praising ancient smiths and artisans, linking de Smythen and Norman prefixes to wary bedfellows of the old crafts. The passage hints at territorial claims and the curious dating of naming practices in early English trade lore.
A fragment from A Hyatt Verrill discusses bumblebees and their inquilines the great bees or cuckoo-like tenants, along with a reflection on ether theory and the habits of humans including cigars and sugar use in muscular effort, citing Harper's and New York Ledger.
The Manitoba Free Press offers a colored picture of the surrender of Commandant Botha and his forces to the British infantry. Send a piece premium to Winnipeg for a weekly Free Press and receive the picture by mail with postage prepaid. The first thousand responders also receive a South Africa map in a tuck-store size.
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