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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Feb 24, 1916
Page
2
A fragmentary historical note describes London's East End undergoing broad social change after war constraints. It contrasts confusions of central London with a transformed East End where poverty diminishes and prosperity rises, citing reformers and restricted drink traffic as factors shaping the new urban landscape.
A personal testimonial extols Nerviline for neuralgia pain relief after a long year of severe attacks. The piece also references British merchant shipping casualties in World War I, noting torpedoed ships and overall navy losses.
A garbled report discusses extended leave for Chinese in Canada and a desire to return home, noting wartime periods and persistence. It references Britain, Germany, and Scandinavian observers, highlighting Allied resilience and public sentiment after conflict. The fragmentary text mentions Columbia and a political tone.
An ad style note from Liniwent Co touts MIN LINIMENT as effective against severe inflammatory attacks and repeated infections. The misspelled text mentions usage by Laurippe and references WA Hutchinson in a promotional context.
A Calgary report quotes Geo Lane, president of the Canadian Percheron executive, noting a year of impact from France’s export ban. He cites a surplus of purebred Percheron stallions and mares in Canada and predicts demand in America will rise as imports from Europe halt. He urges perseverance among breeders.
A 19th or early 20th century advertisement extolls Baby's Own Tablets as a universal cure for minor illnesses in children. It claims Mrs. Henri Huard of Kingston Ontario endorses them and notes they are sold by mail for a tax inclusive price.
Saskatchewan reports strong increases in Western bred female and bull supplies, aided by cash deposits replacing half payments. Milk cows distributed rose, with notable growth in sheep numbers and district shipments to Kerrobert Kindersley and nearby areas. The Livestock branch notes growing farmer interest and a solid wool market supporting livestock profitability.
Report from wartime dispatches praising Allied troops in the West as superior to German and British forces. Notes include Canadian battalions praised, officers acting to reinforce fronts, and praise for long service and tenacity of British troops. Mentions German and Belgian adjustments and perceived morale boosts among Allied units.
The excerpt recalls harsh charges against German naval officers, including remarks by Baron Marschall von Bie and references to Bieberstein, amid Hague conference discussion. It notes allegations of premeditated violence and anti civilian acts, with tensions rising over acts attributed to German leadership and their implications for international diplomacy. It also mentions liver oil as a noted product used in glycerine for explosives.
A fragmentary item notes a claim about Minard's Liniment curing distemper and mentions Mr. Anderson and a young lady. The text appears garbled but suggests a longstanding daily dose claim and a surprised reaction from Anderson regarding the remedy’s efficacy.
The text is garbled and incomplete, but references official information from the Associated Press and government stance on parcels sent by mail. It suggests changes in mail regulations and liability for shipped goods, implying policy impact on allies under orders.
The ad describes backache tied to overworked organs and promotes Dr Chase's Kidney Liver Pills as a remedy to energize the liver bowels and kidneys. It claims quick relief and cleansing of poisonous matter, urging readers to try the product from Lathem Lad is a box and Bates Co. Lid in Toronto.
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