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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Dec 17, 1903
Page
7
An OCR damaged fragment discusses Washington era history, figures like George Gofer, and references to antiquated statistics. It mentions a new boy’s prompt reply about Father of His Country era facts and includes stray names, numbers, and phrases from a historical column.
Fragmentary text discusses nurses as stewards on a vessel named TARS and references medical beliefs and remedies. Other lines mention bronchial conditions, relief from a product, and dates from January to March, with scattered names and places. Injury or illness themes appear, but details are unclear.
A fragmentary text shows a debate about opening roles to women and a mention of a person in a leadership position. The incomplete speech hints at support and opposition but provides no clear names or dates.
A local Raleigh item profiles Me Lew Dake of Thomas County Kidney Ville cured after five years of tachache and kidney pain by Dodd's Kidney Pills. Dake declares two to three boxes ended his distress and urges others to try the remedy, noting relief within hours. A physician advertorial tone promotes Dodd's pills for kidney and back pain with claims of rapid relief.
The text presents garbled OCR of a political item centered on a governor and associates, with unclear names and roles. Readable fragments imply a gubernatorial political context without verifiable details or events.
A historical notice warns readers that soda siphons can explode under pressure up to 120 to the square inch. It advises never near heat, avoid sudden temperature changes, carry by the metal top, and keep safely away from the range. It notes bottlers bear limited liability for damages from failures.
A late night incident near a grade crossing involved thin Morse Ken seen returning home when a train approached. A clergyman in the car with a 12 crew member tried to calm a horse that halted and veered as the train sped by at high speed. The horse remained steady while the driver avoided harm, though the gate keeper slept at his post.
A wedding in the east side tenement ends with a crowded scene as the bride arrives in a coach, veiled and wreath adorned, watched by the crowd then passes on. Elsewhere a man named Dillaz is robbed and beaten by two roughs near Charenton, rescued by passersby, and later aided by police.
A fragment hints at a man advising his companion that she should stop reading novels and choose more substantial reading. She questions the idea of him suggesting improvement for his fiancée, implying tension over perceived influence and standards.
In a playful dialogue between Mra Noolywed and Noolywed, she questions what would have happened if she had truly owned him, while he insists he would have kept trying and missed many chances to win him over.
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