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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Dec 10, 1914
Page
6
In a fragmentary anecdote a boy from a small business returns late from an errand as the boss scolds him for the delay. The scene shifts through garbled dialogue and stray references to a woman, a worm treatment, and a baffling exchange about a penny TV, all hinting at a quirky workplace vignette.
A garbled OCR fragment bundles jokes and vignettes from a rural newspaper, mentioning Minard's Liniment, a widow and graveyard sight, a quip about political versus enlistment jobs, a Mary-Cook domestic exchange, and a note on union rules, ending with a reference to Washton Star.
The droamers of Ruperts Land 1856 1870 plan to send a delegation of capable members to press treaty rights before Parliament. The committee expects the Dominion government to recognize the claims and push for justice at the forthcoming session.
Fragmented text rails about youths in army service and early recruits with scattered numbers like 84,401 and 18,148. It shifts to a sales pitch for Dr Thomas Elec Oil and optimistic European peace visions, predicting vast wartime suffering and a hopeful new Europe and Christendom. Names, dates, and clear events are absent or garbled.
A letter from Mrs. Thos Allan of Red Sombra Ontario describes five years of nerve trouble including heart palpitations and dizziness. She credits Dr Chase’s nerve food with stabilizing her condition, allowing walking eating and sleeping with fewer nervous spells.
A testimonial from a woman describing relief from chronic weakness and cold hands after using Dr Williams Pink Pills for Women. She credits the pills with restoring health after years of illness and says her husband noticed the improvement. Pills available from medicine dealers or by mail for sixpence per box.
Fragmentary official reports describe a North Sea submarine action sinking three cruisers with 200 men aboard. The piece rails at wholesale killings at sea, praising old captains while questioning modern method and leadership. It compares contemporary strategy to Nelson and Sidney, suggesting war has become brutal and practical beyond traditional codes.
Fragmentary OCR lists names Foley Out Joseph Snox Norway Mi Charles Whooten Muleraye N 8 Kew 1 0 Armstrong Mink Pierre Landers Seu Ont Thomas W Sheiteld No.
A fragmentary 19th century style exchange shows a man courting Lizzie and proposing marriage, while a lord rebukes a suitor for excessive complaints. The tone hints at social propriety and domestic expectations of the era, with provincial wit and a formal retort.
A garbled OCR fragment compiles miscellaneous advertising lines and scattered courtroom snippets. It references a corn remedy claim, a Putnam advertising line, and various dated quips about purses, a Berlin wallpaper gag, a New York paper excerpt, and a judge admonishing a defendant about unattended automobile time.
The Kansas City national superintendent cites Christian Endeavor in prisons from state peniten tiaries to small jails, with Kentucky leading the work under Miss Georgia Dunn. He highlights hospital outreach by Chicago Endeavor Union, and reports extensive prisoner conversions, inmate care, and Camp Outings aiding needy families alongside a broad national effort.
Fragmented wartime verse references Kaiser Wilhelm II and a Belgian baby, interwoven with cast names and lines about peace and destruction. The garbled OCR hints at political and military satire, mentioning Paris and perforations as bullet marks amid a chaotic monologue.
An advertisement touts Nerviline as a guaranteed remedy for neuralgic headaches, claiming rapid relief by applying to the sore spot. It emphasizes superior power over other pain remedies, promising quick cures for a range of pains and a product useful for the whole family.
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