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Newspaper

Macgregor Herald

Location

Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Dec 22, 1899

Page

7

Seeded Raisins and Fresno Plant Capacity Details

Seeded raisins are produced by a process of beating and chilling to render the fruit pliable, then pressing to remove seeds with an impaling roller. Fresno district plants operate up to ten tons daily per machine, with total season output projected around 179 to 264 million pounds and up to 1,400 cars shipped. Packing houses span large ground footprints and rise three stories high.

Kerwin Fresno California

Dr Chase Catarrh Cure Promises Quick Relief

An advertisement extols Dr Chase's Catarrh Cure and Nerve Food as a complete treatment for catarrh in nose throat stomach and lungs. It claims local action clears air passages relieves headaches and breath smell while building up the body and eradicating catarrh. Sold by Edmanson Bates & Co Toronto with prices 25 and 50 cents plus free blower.

Chase Oie Edmanson, Bates & Co Toroata

Man of mark and era cited in scattered notes

A collage of biographical vignettes and anecdotes about figures such as Arthur Moser and George T. Ladd, with mentions of Dreyfus era topics, political talk in Louisville, and reflections on eel quality and celestial distance claims from the New York Tribune.

Ines Uesses Sears Earth Pole Star New York Tribune

Bees and Drones in Weak Colonies Debate

A fragmented text discusses beekeeping topics, mentioning honey flow, seasons, bees, and reactions to colony strength. It references opportunities and warnings about trends, with scattered terms like Gator and Repabie. The passage reads like a rough notes draft on apiary management and potential colony considerations.

Noor Uwe Shang Mins Mattye

Curtain Raisers and Stage Changes Worldwide

The notice outlines upcoming theater plans featuring De Souchet’s new farce comely n Kiasy Mark, Mrs Patrick Campbell in Turgenieff’s new play, Ethel Barrymore in Excellency the Governor, and Miss Millward’s prior role. Also noted are Hearts Are Tramps at Drury Lane, news of Sir Arthur Sullivan, and Langtry’s New York engagement with Sidney Grundy's The Degenerates at the Haymarket in London.

Aken Patrick Campbell Turgenieff Ethel Barrymore Miss Millward Mel Nirana Drury Lane Theater Arthur Sullivan Nea Islands Persia Nat Goodwin Charles Frobman New York Sidney Grundy Haywarket Theater London

How They Feel and Reputations in Trouble

An aphoristic reflection on memory and reputation with references to Hobson Nansen and Dreyfus. The lines question how feelings fade when trouble ends and how a reputation can die as the sun rises, mixing evocative quotes in a brief verse-like fragment.

Hobson Dreyfus Nansen Chice

Shakespeare and a Stratford health meeting amusing note

At a provincial gathering of the Incorporated Society of Medical Officers of Health in Stratford on Avon the speaker quoted records showing John Shakespeare, father of the poet, first appears owing a two penny fine for making a dirt heap with Adrien Quinby and Henry Reynolds near Henry Street, and later standing amerced fourpence for a dirty gutter.

Shakespeare Incorporated Society of Medical Officers of Health Stratford on-Avon John Shakespeare Adrien Quinby Henry Reynolds Henry Street

Bargain Days in Glasgow Sparks Peoples’ Interest

Mise Gingham and Melvor discuss bargain days as a solution for their shop, noting how such events might help their customers. The exchange highlights the town’s anticipation of promotions and the idea that bargain days could boost sales and attract buyers.

Glasgow Melvor Loudon ‘Telegraph

Unexpected Answer Reveals Soldier Belief in Sudan

In a speech Dr Co Nan Dosle recounted a tale from the Sudan where he asked a black soldier if he worshiped Mohammedan or pagan. The soldier replied I worship my colonel. The anecdote implies a colonial military loyalty despite religious labels.

Conan Dosle Sudan

Sour comedy remark from critic sparks young actor inquiry

A Chicago Post line notes a dramatic critic faults sour comedy as tragic. The aspiring actor asks what makes it so. The exchange highlights tension between wit and tragedy in theater.

Chicago Post

The Midway Chase Through the Libern Gate

The narrator tracks a brunette and a blonde through Grand Plaza and Midway, following a bag loss and counterfeiter gang. A bridge chase ensues as a boat escapes, a woman at the gate is identified, and a sequence of meetings with Camp associates unfolds amid a tense pursuit in a city canal district.

Lenin Torth Libern Ile Ridge Viva Palawol Mie Owe Dave Aristine Aourtiess Learm Sree Cote Liberal Arts Deitras Stony Island Deivras Bersole Brunete Delbras France Jennys Carl Ena Dione Miss J Bers Perhana Ferbajia Penne Nebraska South Dakota Alaska Meron

Notable Personalities And Oddities Of The Era

A collage of brief sketches and flamboyant claims about public figures and notable persons. Twain, Harrison, Edison, Poe, and Campbell are variably described with colorful quirks. Notes on ministers, a war survivor, real estate agents, and philosophers appear with mixed reverence and whimsy.

Rk Twain Prince You Carter Harrison Chicago Thomas A. Edison Ar Allan Poe ‘Campbell Cameron High Citist Army Francisco Charles Dorr Senator Line Oregon Mitford Italy HL Clay Evans Hiram Cronk New York

Tremendous Pace Notes From Early 1900s Circulation

The Turf Review reports trim speed feats and track records across several venues. Gus trotted 2:12 to 2:11 in Pittsburg for a 2:17 Mount Gilead pace, Bessie Wilkes set a Lebanon Ind. heat record of 2:14.4, Dispute lowered a track mark to 2:15.4 in Portland and more details on Greyling, Tom Wilkes, Lord Vincent at distances, and Eile Powers breaking Bellefontaine records before fading. It also notes Roraima selling for 17,000 dollars and Endow being optioned by T. W. Lawson of Boston.

Gus Wagon Pittsburg Mount Gilead Bessie Wilkes Lebanon Ind Greyling Carslene Portland, Or Bo Tom Wilkes Atallion Louisville Ted Lord Vincent Transylvania Bellefontaine Eile Powers Roraima Boreal T. W. Lawson Boston

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