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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Feb 17, 1916
Page
6
Princess Zara and Mrs May harbor secrets at Ravenspar with a diary revealing past catastrophes. Ralph and Tebigorsky uncover a plot as Marion vanishes and Vera reports strange danger while Geoffrey and allies plan steps to uncover truth and protect the castle from looming danger.
New York officials repeal a code section prohibiting slaughter of horses for meat. Health board says horse flesh can be a cheap, valuable food source and that horses are generally free from disease, needing less oversight than cattle. A city worker jokes about jail and back doors as a late note of the piece.
The despatch boat Nord Cap d, commanded by Lieut Lacombe, and ten sailors boarded a Turkish schooner off Crete. They fought hand to hand with revolvers and knives, capturing the vessel and forcing surrender. The crew received praise in the official dispatches and the event echoed themes of historic sea warfare.
The article discusses a new departmental approach in banks to assist farmers with loans and practical financial guidance. It notes a Minnesota bank appointing experienced staff to help farmers, promote service, and simplify loan processes while supporting agricultural movements and silo discussions from the Missouri College of Agriculture. It highlights farmers seeking affordable credit and practical financing tied to farm success.
The report details brave actions on September 23 during heavy fighting. Captain Antekert Moriayeat and Second Lieutenants A. S. Flea Ang Sandes and Tarmer led charges under fire, bombed enemy positions, and maintained duties despite severe wounds. Their collective courage aided allied advancements and likely saved hundreds of lives.
A report on farmer D. McGregor near Bray using silos to save a damaged barley crop. Frost and wet weather ruined much of the barley, but adding water under pressure and blowing forage into silos kept the feed from spoilage, turning potential losses into profit. McGregor plans to mix barley with corn next year and试 peas in the same season. A separate line notes an old man charged with chicken stealing, the judge offering a lawyer, and the man’s humorous reply about needing one to defend him.
A dated instructional piece urges farmers to tidy and improve their homesteads. It emphasizes a neat lawn and fence, removal of old tools, planting trees and flowers, and maintaining healthy livestock. The goal is to present the farm as a real home worthy of pride and social display to friends.
A fragmented historical-text passage discusses skin changes and purifying blood as health cures. It references yearly skin shedding, frequent body cleansing, and a medicine claim that cleanses “impure” blood to prevent eruptions and disease. The prose invokes supposed glands, toxins, and the body’s natural channels without clear modern scientific grounding.
Jules Claes editor of Le of Antwerp analyzes German influence before the war, detailing how Belgian clerks, German schools, and newspapers shaped public opinion for Berlin. He draws parallels to Russia, arguing Germans exploit hospitality for hostile ends and warns Americans to scrutinize foreign influence carefully.
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