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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Feb 26, 1914
Page
6
A garbled dialogue recalls a cigar ash trick to keep moths from a car and a joke about the moon’s distance. A 250000 mile mileage line elicits a wry comment on prosperity and ruin.
Dear Sirs we inform you that MINARDS LINIMENT is a superior article and would not be without it even at a dollar a bottle. The letter from Chas F Tilton praises its use for throat and chest discomfort and mentions using it in the home.
A manuscript fragment discusses indigestion and low spirits blamed on careless eating. It promotes Dr Chases Kidney Liver Pills as a quick remedy to restore digestion and cleanse the body of poison waste. The passage also references whimsical anecdotes and social chatter about money and wit.
A garbled passage describes Sar of the Czar and European settings with a chapel, safety travels, a single chef, and a German emperor. It questions a well trained memory and mentions a janitor and cold storage attire amid ash barrels.
Mrs John Cabot from White Head Torce Que recounts six years of illness including rheumatism neuralgia stiffness and heart fluttering before using Dodd's Kidney Pills. She reports relief after four boxes and says the pills cleanse kidneys improve blood and restore energy.
A Saskatchewan farm community in Maple Creek honors the farmer’s central role. The banquet, speeches by Abbott and Hammond, and praise for agricultural education highlight pride in rural progress and the farmer’s enduring value to society.
The London Chronicle cites Oscar Wilde's stage ascent with an epigram about resisting temptation. A patrician girl questions the commonplace claim as the speakers discuss masculine mercy and a garden of Eden theme.
The Provincial Short Course opened in Maple Creek with talks on domestic science, dairy care, poultry, swine, and farm business. Promoter Sam and community members emphasized better home conditions, cooperation, and love as foundations of family life.
The late senator criticizes the wireless setup, saying messages could be sent without any paper or printed content. He argues that transmission should not require physical media.
An advertisement touts Catarrhozone as a permanent cure for catarrh and deafness. It asserts dramatic relief with no batteries or medical devices, promotes inhaler use, and urges readers to obtain the remedy by mail order.
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