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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jan 09, 1913
Page
6
The readable text reads as a garbled OCR excerpt about a group possibly discussing a state incident or event. It mentions names like Cooper and Depera and phrases regarding days and a rational drag or chemical proof. The overall meaning is unclear and many words are corrupted.
A brief message offers free water to all sufferers in Troy with the service credited to SSGt Tend Blan and KPION. The note emphasizes aid and relief efforts in the community.
Admission and curriculum details from Shaw's Toronto address promise a cheap, months long schooling option. Hrshaw, president, invites readers to write for the new curriculum and more information.
A garbled diary like entry references a young man in trouble, a tense scene after nightfall, and mentions of a Newatite daughter. The text implies threats or coercion, with an unclear resolution and ongoing tension. The source preserves names and specifics only faintly.
A bizarre encounter unfolds at a hotel dining room where a detective questions a stranger about an escaped convict. The man offers his passport, but the detective insists on showing it, while the situation devolves into a tense, unclear exchange amid odd dining details.
A Winnipeg bank annual report shows deposits topping 55.6 million with 41 million bearing interest and loans at 45 million, up from last year. The Union Bank highlights 18 new branches, total assets near 69.4 million, and a strong liquidity position with rapid expansion and high asset-to-liability ratios reflecting growing public confidence.
A garbled OCR excerpt mentions Minardes Limmert de Cridis and Walter Runciman debating election timing. It references a prophecy about the next General Election not before 1915 and an assertion about a general rule, with unclear surrounding context and names.
An OCR read shows a garbled dialogue about players and positions. It mentions outside right and a team setting, with references to changing positions and frustration, but the exact names, teams, and events remain unreadable. The passage appears to be a stray transcription from a game narrative or locker room talk.
A fragmentary tale recounts Andrew Carnegie paying off his father’s twenty pound loan with interest, then questions remaining principal. The piece shifts to an advertisement praising Dr Thom Oil with claims of powerful healing properties, while a sparsely legible verse about Will Dodge and death closes the snippet.
An amusing item reports a sensational cure claim titled Piles Cured In 6 To 14 Days. The item jokes about a financial news editor and a reporter misnaming him as I. B. Powell, with no verifiable evidence.
A western court hears a curious question about a dog. The defendant claims the animal is perfectly quiet yet describes the dog as snaking about at night. He says the dog would creep into the yard then sleep after drawing breath and opening its mouth.
A cobbled street scene unfolds with a peculiar wager drawing a large crowd. A gentleman in a pointed hat and glasses reads from a book, predicting a lion would wag its tail in minutes as police clear the jammed street. Molly May, six, loses a penny and a kindly old man replaces it, prompting further wandering thoughts on sorrow and charity.
An erratic excerpt describes a fairy play at the Garrick Theatre with a hero and champagne, noting a courting subplot and a speaker named Mr Hawksy. The scene mentions romance, proposals, and various social hopes, all amid a theatrical setting.
A garbled OCR snippet shows disjointed phrases about a person named Hankow and vague references to China, a queue, tests, and personal distress. The text is fragmentary with no clear event, date, or identifiable entities beyond Hankow and unspecified figures.
A fragment shows a longhaired wit addressing a maiden as they share a close moment. She nestles her head on his shoulder, inviting a coy response. The tone hints at romantic, old-fashioned banter in a literary scene.
A fragment from a traveler tale shows a quarrel in a hotel boot shop over a mended boot. The traveller and the shoemaker argue over payment and timing, with a shilling paid and no further charge.
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