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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Dec 09, 1909
Page
7
A fragmentary column notes rising demand in Bay Mar Behe’s rapid transit project and sketches family dynamics. It mentions a baby’s strength, a mother’s confidence, a quiet father, and a child’s candid remark, all set amid brief product mentions and social jest.
Fragmented OCR notes recount a reward prompt about a walking challenge from Montreal to Vancouver. A post card prize offer appears amid stray references to a club, wife, and a Boston Globe style city table. Names and places include Sudbury Ontario Boston Montreal and Vancouver with scattered phrases about gifts and a flat iron.
Scott and Sowerne Wellington Servet Weer Terente promote Scott's Emulsion as a quick builder for mothers and a nourishing supplement for infants, claiming it enhances overall nutrition and supports child health.
A long fragment covers a Canadian leader known as James Jershom Sorrel and his movement the Flying Rollers or Teurrelite. It notes followers growing long hair, a temple planned to hold 5,000, and a prophecy about 144,000 saved, with a later leader Prince Michael bringing a shift in leadership. Also mentioned are old Parliament figures and a Montreal grain export dispute.
An old Boston report touts a rapid cough cure using wild cherry bark and remedy compounds. It prescribes twenty drops every half hour for four hours then a teaspoonful or more as age dictates, claiming it can cure a cough in hours rather than weeks.
A famed Carri Boo treasure stage was held up at the rig near 10M House. Robbers reportedly seized mail sacks believed to contain $20,000 while a teller escaped with $4,000 in detected value. Local suspects yet unnamed. a $100 reward is posted. The incident recalls Charlie Rowan’s 15 year old Black Bart style robbery nearby, ending with Rowan’s capture and a 20 year sentence.
Fragmentary Baltimore newsletter item notes traditional remedies and a domestic query about which book is used by Peaty or Cook. Details are sparse but reflect era beliefs in patent medicines and home routines.
A fragmented hotel notice in the Nordfjond area outlines simple fire escape procedures. It describes fixing a rope hook in a window frame, sliding a log of wood as a counterweight, and pulling up the rope end to save more people. It references Mother Graves Exterminator and includes stray phrases from the City Journal.
Fragmentary text shows claims of healing from lumbago earache and sensitive lungs using Minard’s Liniment. Reading includes stray dialogue about finger placement and a nonsensical exchange amid ad-like lines.
The readable text mentions fish in clear water and notes on life, health, and family support. It includes disjointed phrases about endurance, places, and personal deeds, with no clear single event or person to anchor a full news item. The fragmentary OCR yields scattered reflections rather than a coherent story.
A garbled page fragment promotes Zam-Buk and Holloway's Corn Cure for piles, warts, and skin rashes with uncertain claims. It mentions Mr Jutins of Denbien, Ont, and various stores and boxes, reflecting a sensational wartime style advertisement from the era.
An old advertisement speaks directly to mothers urging use of Baby's Own Tablets for infant illness. It claims prompt treatment prevents serious outcomes and notes availability from Dr Williams' Medicine Co. in Brockville Ontario by mail or at local druggists.
A traveller recounts a brutal scene in Arkansas where a woman defends herself against a beating. She declares no man has right to murder, telling the white assailant to leave. The tale includes a threat to reopen a door and wait for others to return.
A sanitized account of Nitutaki Islanders lassoing lagoon sharks near Aitutaki in the Hervey group. Fishermen lure, feed, and trap sharks in underwater caverns using canoe crews and improvised tools, with dramatic entries to the reef cave and perilous recoveries.
A young publisher known as Mot Ale Furnace Phere made a sudden fortune by appealing to a neglected class with A Scenery. The veteran publisher retires amid factions and tensions, with figures including Mr Deeley and an unnamed lawman cited in the murky local scene.
A fragment recalls a line praising a cure series for fictionally named ailments such as Cy tion, Rulicusness, Rheumatism and Kidney and Liver Troubles. It asserts effectiveness and reliability with a dismissive ending about nothing else.
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