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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Dec 02, 1909
Page
7
A muddled tale from the Weekly Telegraph recounts two farmers Brown and Jones disputing who is tactful. A morning test leads to a comic scene as Mrs Jones hangs clothes in the garret while Brown asks a puzzled question. The piece mingles weather notes and odd dialogue.
A garbled letter in The Plankville Palladium mentions a $100 reward and various payments. The Louisville Courier Journal references a line price and other unclear terms. The text shows distorted names and phrases, resembling a midwestern newspaper notice or circulation item with missing context.
The article explains poachers operate in England markets with birds and rabbits. Bird poaching yields up to sixty cents per bird early season, while nets and gear cost little. Rabbits prove most lucrative. a pair on the Casnault estate killed 1060 rabbits in weeks, netting about $765.
The piece recounts a barber's record shaving twenty five men in eighteen minutes and mentions an English barber Werks claimed to hold a similar mark. It also notes actors and politicians like Mr Gr ier and Mr Neilson with brief career references.
An excerpt from a Statesman piece recalls Sir Edward Grey as a magnificent tennis player. It suggests a story from his Foreign Affairs undersecretary days about choosing to stop playing for a period to focus on duties, describing him as the best player ever.
Mr Justice Phillimore to serve as mayor in Kensington recalling his status as a major property owner. His home over a landmark town center, renowned for ecclesiastical law knowledge and three high church lawyers in his background. Noted for detestation of divorce and skill in Italian with writing left handed.
A garbled mix of ad copy and stage scene commentary describes cures for rheumatism and eye trouble, plus audience reactions to a projection of a new play. Mentions Marine Bye Remedy and Detroit Free Press style claims, with scattered references to debentures and a Western university context.
A garbled report mentions a lecturer at a club making remarks about a man taking his wife to an office, suggesting a souring relationship and a discussion of parental conduct amid unclear context.
An advertisement essay extols Dr Williams' Pink Pills for restoring strength and appetite to women described as bloodless. It includes patient testimonials, promises of relief from weakness and fatigue, and a Windsor lady's appeal offering a home treatment for various female ailments. Also mentions Worm Exterminator as a safe worm remedy for children and a Detroit Free Press reference.
A clipped reference describes Inard’s Liniment as a cure for diphtheria and includes fragmented dialogue about trust and interaction, mentioning Boston Transit and a heated exchange. The readable portions imply a sensational claim and related banter without a clear corroborating context.
A fragmented aviation feature discusses aeroplane handling, engine noise, and emergency responses. It notes risks from sudden drops, the need for quick rudder use, wind currents, and tree obstructions, plus reflections on Joubert interviews and a profile of Dr. Henry Coward’s musical career.
The passage references the Sultan of Zanzibar and a pattern of early marriage, noting a young man who later weds at sixteen while his wife is eleven, with detached remarks about education and travel to Oxford and Seannie. The text is garbled but centers on marriage customs and notable names.
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