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Newspaper

Macgregor Herald

Location

Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Dec 11, 1919

Page

7

Blood Remedy Claims Fame While Plot to Wed Heiresses Unfolds

An old-fashioned tonic promises blood cleansing and complexion aid, touting Hamilton’s Pills at 25 cents. In a parallel scene Miss Elliot discusses a plan to marry off two heiresses, detailing clothes, European suitors, and a fortune of two hundred thousand dollars each, with Ruggles amid the group.

Miss Elliot Ruggles Bera Haremlik Eliot Ayles Miss. Elliot Dassore Mr. Ruggles Roggles Stu Elliot Kansas City Harvey Santa Fe Lord Pembroke

Filling His Own Shoes Ending in a Global Move

Dialogue-heavy scene shows Ruggles and Miss Elliot debating guardianship and the future of two girls. Hamid Pasha frames the issue as modern opportunities versus traditional limits, prompting Ruggles to face responsibility and plans to relocate the girls to a civilized country.

Ruggles Miss Elliot Adam Hamid Pasha Harald Pasha Miss Filiot Ruggtes

A Nervous Wreck by Dr D. L Grantier

An advertising piece urges overstressed businessmen to start with a clean body. It touts Dr Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets and Anuric as remedies to cleanse intestines and kidneys, remove toxins, and ease backache and rheumatic pains.

Pierce

Wash Day and Backache Pills Claim Quick Kidney Help

An advertisement extols Dr. Chase's Kidney-Liver Pills as remedies for backache during wash day and for sweeping days. It credits the product with triggering kidney and liver action and bowel regulation, urging readers to rely on this well known Receipt Book author’s prescription. The ad is issued by Blvanson lister Cay Ltd of Toronto.

Hamilton Yousands Dr. Chase

Entangled Plans for Guardians and Heiresses

In dialogue heavy prose, Ruggles and Bliss plot to place two heiresses with a social sponsor and a guardian scheme. They discuss funds, property, and a move to a Parisian styled estate, balancing legal risk with ambition as Congo and Turkish intrigues loom.

Governess Handles Pledge After Will Request

Mise Elliot consoles a sick ward as Me Ruggles explains Hivaid Pasha left twenty five thousand dollars in his will to keep the governess in service. The two discuss shared troubles and future plans while awaiting continuation of the tale.

Bette Elliot Ruggles Hivaid Pasha

Salvation Army officer discusses immigrant policy stance

A Salvation Army officer named Charles A. Taylor comments on immigration policy. He notes the organization will reestablish and cooperate if government permits, referencing wartime conditions and the need to support migrant workers and families.

Charles A. Taylor The Salvation Ary Canada Agricul Ferdo Seiwa Taplor Canaan Wainee

Automatic Pilot Could Guide Vessels Through Mine Fields

Reported by a president of the British Association the idea uses an insulated wire laid on the sea bottom to guide ships in darkness. Germany credited with early work, British inventors claim practicality for surface vessels in peace time. The system would enable ships to enter harbors along a continuous 50 mile path, reducing the risk of loss and easing navigation in all weather.

Invenga Associatio Germany

Canadian Pacific towns on Crow Nest line fuel payroll surge

The coal and timber towns along the Crow Nest line, notably Coleman and Blairmore, report a weekly payroll between 80 000 and 100 000 dollars. A Herald of Lethbridge correspondent notes the sector is providing employment for many men.

Crows Nest Canadian Pac Coleman Blairmore The Herald of Lethbridge Alberta

Dark breakfast sparks moral chat in domestic scene

A fragment describes a tense domestic moment where a child protests a light supper and questions a man's nerves. The dialogue touches on gender roles and parental expectations, hinting at a broader critique of male passivity in family life.

London Railway Strike Lights Show Utility and Waste Debate

The London railway strike prompted the use of flood lighting at Hyde Park milk depot and Lot's Road power station to monitor and deter unrest. A civil official noted the old exhibition lumber now has higher value than its original sale price, while Alderman Gray argued aging assets are worth more today.

London Hyde Park Lot Road Strr H. Putt Gray

California Sump of Figs Laxative for Children Ad

An old advertisement promotes a children’s laxative labeled California Sump of Figs. It claims safety for the stomach liver and bowels and urges mothers to give the product by stating the name California on the package.

California

Canada to Wind Up Overseas Forces Role After New Year

Canada plans to close operations for its army abroad in London shortly after the new year. The overseas forces minister said only enough staff remain to finish records and wind up business. About a thousand Canadian soldiers stay in England with some in hospitals and others awaiting dependents to cross. The fighting corps and most supporting units have been disbanded.

Mliia London Canada Edwardses Overseas Forces England

Canadians to wear Maple Leaf on victory medal

Despatch from London considers granting a small Maple Leaf on the ribbon of the victory medal for four thousand Canadians named in despatches. The proposal notes the Maple Leaf might suit Canadians better than the Oak Leaf and warrants Canadian authorization efforts.

London

Edmonton woman judge lectures on court reform and drug crusade

Judge Finnly Murphy spoke in Hamilton on the Women's and Children's Court work. She attributed much crime to drug habit and urged a future anti drug crusade. She denounced deplorable housing in urban and rural areas.

Women’s and Children's Court Edmonton Hamilton Finnly Murphy

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