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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Feb 13, 1913
Page
7
The text presents a fragmented scene with improvised dialogue and stray phrases about tramps, a poliatman, mothers, and barbers. It reads like garbled dialogue from an old piece, with repeated exclamations and nonsensical lines.
A chaotic wartime style trial details a police commander's downfall amid a scheme involving embezzlement of police fines and protection of an assassination. The court found no personal motive for the killings but implicated several officers in misused funds and coverups linked to a September Kiev treaty incident.
Reported thefts of bullion in transit from Berlin to South America link a global gang to recent heists. A 5 000 ROM box disappeared amid a string of European robberies over two years, with investigators tracing transfers and substitutions across banks and ships.
A garbled wartime-era clipping references German preparations and the Admiralty deliberations on protecting British trade and fleets. It mentions raids, warships, and figures tied to Sir John Rees, with scattered notes on child welfare and odd remedies.
The notice includes a testimonial about an operation for piles at Sacred Heart Hospital in Spokane and a claim of complete cure after using Buk pills. It also mentions Dominion Express extending service across Maritime railways with over 18000 miles and connections to Newfoundland and other routes.
A garbled OCR passage discusses Minard a Liniment for distemper and a complaint about a servant. It mentions illness, remedies, and a critique of behavior, with unsure references to people and events and a claim of giving a character certificate to a lady. The text is largely unintelligible.
An advertisement claims Grape Nuts breakfast aids digestion and health, praising a recognizable cereal and promising comfort for tired stomachs. The piece notes repeated mail campaigns by a company, referencing a famous slogan and a continuing stream of reader letters about the product and its benefits.
A garbled OCR collection shows old advertisements and medical claims. Mentions products like Minard's Liniment and Kellogg's Asthma Remedy, with stray testimonies about Quinsy and asthma relief. Also includes stray dialog and a tram driver scene amid storm imagery.
A 20 year pattern of criminal activity is outlined with an individual known by multiple aliases including Piette and Ge Cry. Authorities describe travel between hotels, luggage concealment, and loan schemes, with more than 10 complaints filed and losses around $90. A captain of infantry allegedly aided by carrying luggage and arranging pickups before disappearing with funds.
About a dozen Berlin policemen with language training will patrol major West End routes to assist English and American visitors. They wear crossed flags on sleeves and may train more interpreters if the pilot succeeds.
An advertisement extols Scott's Emulsion as nature’s body nourisher not a drug. It claims to feed every organ with cod liver oil and hypophosphites to restore health after sickness and common childhood ailments with relief for chest and throat issues.
Dialogue fragments show Mrs Smith claiming her husband never spoke harshly and Dolly asking about songs at home. Mise Sharp confirms and Dolly questions papa about the sound and whether it is good to be tried.
Clergymen discuss the character of a venerable widow esteemed for wisdom. A young man questions her wisdom, asking what is that pray, and asserts she always puts out tubs to catch rot water when rain falls hard.
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