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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Feb 18, 1926
Page
3
In this serialized tale, Baree the wolf dog eludes McTaggart as a deadly feud grows. Haunting Nepeese’s memory fuels Baree’s cunning as winter tightens, with traps, pursuit, and vengeance shaping their deadly game across the snowbound backwoods.
A letter recounts a woman bedridden for three months who regained strength after using Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She credits it with restoring health, aiding recovery, and mentions recommending it to others. The testimony emphasizes personal improvement and continued use when experiencing mild pains.
A narrative of McTaggart preparing in a bleak winter for a perilous trap scheme. He stacks beaver oil dipped traps and a rabbit baited with careful setup near a house, aiming to mislead Bates. He journeys from Lac Bain to his shack, noting a looming snowstorm as he advances his deadly plan.
A voter prose advertisement describes Haley's Own Tablets as a gentle laxative and bowel regulator for babies and children. It claims to ease constipation indigestion colds fevers and promote health. The notice asserts Baby's Own Tablets are safe with no opiate content and sells them via medicine dealers or mail order from The Dir SWilliamis Medicine Co Brockville.
Ernest Dole, a mail carrier, claims to have created a motorless aeroplane using turbine power and meal stance motive force. He asserts the model, six feet across, has flown without fuel or wind influence and that officials intend to study his design as he moves toward a man carrying machine for the government.
Nerviline advertised as a safe home remedy for sudden aches and pains. The testimonial style copy touts quick relief for colds and bodily discomfort, promising rapid comfort for both young and old. Available at dealers for 35 cents.
Mrs. Grace J. Fowler suffered six months with backache and kidney pain. After trying Dodd's Kidney Pills she reports all pain disappeared and kidneys improved. A friend recommended the remedy and she followed with six boxes, praising relief and gratitude.
A clipped, mispunctuated devotional piece blends lines from Longfellow and Michelangelo with references to Christ, brotherhood, charity, and spiritual harmony. It echoes striving toward a purer life amid earthly discord, invoking heart, soul, and devotion to a higher key.
A collage of health remedies and local notes mentions Minard’s Liniment for frost and grippe, Holloway’s Corn Remover as a safer alternative, and a brief item about Sand Hutton’s railway stations with four daily trains, reflecting everyday concerns and advertisements.
Pervona Attensart, once a special police wife and later personal attendant to a prince, settled as a skilled gardener in Rhiwbina near Cardiff. He is famed for helping build a renowned floral clock and for hosting royal mementos, with ties to Wales and the Tudor era through memories of King Edward and King George.
Planning an aerial line to Solovetsky prison in the White Sea region aims to transport inmates to the Solovetsky monastery complex long used as a Soviet prison. Communication with the island varies with ice conditions and spring thaws, highlighting its isolation and notoriety as a feared penal site dating to the fifteenth century.
President Cosgrave sought to repay a call from an American warship that visited Dublin but flags caused a dispute. Officials noted the ship would salute only if the Union Jack was flown alongside the Sinn Fein banner, a policy tied to international code. A stray line about white bread appears in the fragmented text.
A fragment from a domestic scene recalls Milly receiving four apples from Mrs Geubbs for caring for a baby, Tate taking two, Billy pinching the last, and a note to mind thanks when seen.
A fragmentary advertisement from The Milburn Co. Toronto promotes sleeping pills as a remedy for a heart troubled by insomnia. It claims the product, used for about a year, helped the author sleep through the night and feel well. The seller is listed as Lisuited, Toronto, Ont.
A new college in Lane don, aimed at emigrants to Australia, opens to train men and women for life in Australia. It will prepare students to meet new conditions and make use of land and government financial aid offered by Australia.
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