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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Feb 27, 1919
Page
3
The fragment notes darting sciatic pains and references remedies or medicines, with unclear terms and possible references to a balm or treatment. It mentions ears and teinges, but the text is fragmented and lacks clear names, dates, or concrete actions.
Discussion of wireless lighthouses and direction finding as key aids to aviators in fog and poor visibility. Notes the need to simplify meteorological stations and disclose British wireless direction devices to aid long-distance flights and ship navigation. Mentions Manitoba farmers seeking rapid government action on soldier and sailor relief.
The naval service and marine departments have agreed that men who served on Canadian navy ships during the war will qualify to take examinations for mercantile marine certificates. This decision opens navigation certificate opportunities for several ex-service personnel.
Horatio W. Bott urged that peace terms be presented to the people before forming a league of nations. The speaker argued the draft should be submitted for acceptance or rejection by each country, and noted President Wilson would have authority to act.
An aged nervousness and weakness ad touts Dr Williams Pink Pills as a cure for tired nerves, sleeplessness, and poor appetite, citing Miss Bibiane Chiasson of South Beach Quebec who recovered after use. The Jersey Journal reports a jury verdict of temporary insanity in a death by self action case.
A state of siege was declared at Hamberg and the city is surrendering. The governor refused military action, while the soldiers council at Hamberg seeks action against Gusay Noske. Alberta plans capitation grounds statues costing 250000 dollars, not to be erected this year.
Fragmentary OCR text discusses nerves and digestion, claiming restoration of stomach function relieves nerves. It asserts a widespread belief and hints at a broader “millennium problem” tied to pretensions, with no clear individuals, dates, or events.
A historic reminiscence extols the British spirit shown in a November naval pageant. It lauds imperial resolve, civilian restraint, and chivalry amid a grand spectacle on the Forth, noting humility after victory and a universal, instinctive generosity toward the defeated. Manitoba revenue surplus details follow with a fiscal summary.
Manne Brothers of Atstead sold choice steers to the Chi market weeks ago. The cattle brought an average price over $180 per head, with MabScem pleased and shipping to the stock market in a southern city. The balance was substantial and the Pace coast Merc Staancel Bros noted high quality stock prepared for market, attracting many bidders.
Two weeks old baby turned blue then developed a rash. skin reddened and the child scratched until bleeding. Mother Mrs Alfred Ryan of 167A St asks for two cakes of Cuticura Soap and two tubes of Cuticura Ointment after trying a free sample.
A fragmentary report notes General Paul Pau, head of the French mission to Canada, addressing an audience. He praises the Bouish race and expresses gratitude amid wartime context and domizioni.
Final armistice terms to be public soon include demolition of Heligoland and Kiel Canal fortifications and destruction of interned German ships. Reports say Germany will retain a defensive fleet. Daily Mail notes immense fortifications, bomb proof summit, heavy 12 inch guns, subterranean passages, and plans to blow the fortifications with large explosives.
The article highlights fur production in northern Manitoba as a major revenue source. It notes significant value in the previous year, underscoring the province's reliance on fur as an important economic activity for northern districts.
Weimar era remarks by Friedrich Ebert declare allegiance to no single party and stress his Socialist origins are erased from polls. He asserts focus on state building and freedom to shape Germany's destiny at home and abroad despite harsh times and threats to the nation.
A letter recounts a child suffering St Vitus Dance and nervous exhaustion eased by Dr Chase Nerve Food. It claims rapid improvement after six boxes, confirming cures and noting additional products like Catarrh Powder and Kidney River Pills. The advert urges buyers to avoid substitutes.
Twenty thousand Berlin workers walk out demanding higher wages. Leipziger Strasse shops closed and occupied by troops to keep order. Spartacists conduct indiscriminate firing as strikes spread across the empire, met by counter strikes from doctors and other classes.
Delegates from entente and central powers converge at a conference and pass a resolution demanding release of all war prisoners and interned persons. The group plans to send a delegation to President Wilson to support his peace program and seek elimination of educational adjacencies. Alberta Mounties division details and historic Calgary titles referenced amid shipping vision changes.
A proposal emerged at a meeting of the Alberta Historical Society to establish a museum for preservation and exhibition of Alberta’s early records and relics. The plan, supported by Lt Gov Brett, may seek provincial grant funds, with a suggestion to restore Ft Edmonton site and form a historical research society.
1918 Salmon pack totals report 1010 157 cases of salmon packed in British Columbia during the 1918 season, with 21 percent sockeye and red springs. The remainder consisted of lower grade fish, covering both Victoria and Vancouver areas.
London dispatch quotes former Crown Prince from Weiringen Holland denouncing Edward VII for provoking the war. The interview by John T. Parson of the Daily Express presents the exiled prince’s critical stance and calls attention to the German side's wartime reflections from a distant perspective.
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