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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Feb 20, 1913
Page
6
Wanted agents for The Canada Face Company. Apply The Canada face Company, Doma Winsipes Wha.
Wanted ladies to do plain and light sewing at home with flexible or spare time. Good pay and charges paid. Apply for full details to Salin Manufacturing Company, Montrew.
A charity performance titled The Little Maids was staged at Westridge for Weybridge Coinage Hospital. The event honored hospital staff for their kindness and care. Duke of Newcastle reportedly plans to sell additional estates totaling 200 acres across Cromwell Holrod North Muskham and nearby villages.
An irregular fragment outlines a week of clashes and power struggles involving Hungarian forces and opposing factions. The report notes renewed efforts and shifting alliances as the conflict persists, with sparse details on key leaders and dates.
Fragmentary report details Count Szchenyi and Count Tisza in a duel dispute sparked by a political clash. A first clash left Szchenyi head injured. Premier likely to be drawn into another duel after a challenge by Terr Desideer Polony of the Opposition.
Fragmented OCR text describes a young lady sitting with a Chesterfield favorite admirer. A mind reader reference appears as a confidant reply. The piece mentions Mothers Value and prompt action, with Dr. Thomas Electric experience implied in treatment of an ailment.
A RamblingAccount shows Aman mispronounces and asks his neighbor to hold two thousand pigs in a pen for a few days amid confusion and humorous miscommunication. The scene features a talking pen, a stubborn plan, and neighbors reacting with disbelief.
Testimonial from Caledonia residents recounts Zam Buk ointment healing sores from elbow to finger and ulcers after doctors failed. A minister confirms the cure and says Zam Buk is a remedy for ulcers, boils, burns, and skin diseases sold by druggists, with a Toronto company mail order option.
MP Wedgwood Benn recalls a life incident in Parliament when his party sought high attendance and sent telegrams to members. The notices asked attendees to be at the House, but several were misdirected to the wrong homes. Wives were puzzled by the late, newsworthy telegrams after an all night sitting.
News dispatch reports Mrs. B C Barry of 355 W as hearing restored after years of deafness and torture from head noises. She endured hundreds of devices and medicines before an inexpensive method brought deliverance, sparking hopes for others.
Fragmentary lines mention liniment and a reference to cures and prices. The text is garbled with questions about a half price restaurant and a store, lacking clear events or names. No discernible persons or organizations are identifiable.
A fragmented text mentions a new play by Sam and tampering with the original work. It notes conflict and pursuit of details, with references to a writer Fie and a KUO deal, but the context is unclear. The passage reads as a rough draft or chatter about a theatrical project and its reception.
The supreme court of the empire at Leipec appointed Willy Borg, a 15 year old boy, to four.
A man named Sorrsthaas disguised as perishable cargo and was nailed inside a packing case, shipped by train from Germany to Bavaria. A barking station dog alerted workers who broke the case and handed him to police after the ruse failed to reach Garmaach as planned.
Walter P. Brent completed a self-imposed challenge to break the world pianoplaying record at Lithgow Nova Scotia. He played the instrument for 76 percent hours, surpassing the previous mark by thirteen measures. He finished comparatively fresh though his face was drawn and his hands were somewhat swollen.
A fragmentary historical dialogue describes wire trickery for kitchen use and window peep devices. It mentions three shillings and four pence, a curious Cheerver eye technique, and a scene with Mrs Racer and Tack discussing deaths, losses, and social fashions.
A quirky exchanges scene shows Dr. Gotrox-No forbidding a marriage to his daughter while Young Mr. Tenaweek counters with willingness to adapt. Dialogue hints at social expectations and prior romantic misgivings among modest, unnamed townsfolk.
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