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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jan 17, 1907
Page
2
Letters from Portland residents attest Peruna's effectiveness for colds and general wellbeing. W M Lord writes of eight years use and satisfaction, while other unnamed locals vouch that the tonic supports appetite and vitality.
A fragmentary account describes a remarkable steam whistle in East St Louis commanding attention across the metropolis. The long blowing device is said to affect an estimated 100,000 residents who rely on its signals to tell time.
A fragment discusses how Sir Francis Bacon is inconsistently titled as Lord Bacon in older writings. It notes the common usage of Verulam and Viscount St. Albans, and mentions a 1690 Wallam omary farthings sale at Sotheby's with high prices, plus a 1684 Charles I tin farthing.
An incomplete OCR fragment references a “Geomen empror” and a “wardrobe” with unclear context. It mentions a power relation, a name resembling Rail Ed but unreadable, and a description of a costume or suit. Overall, the passage is garbled with no clear event, date, or identifiable subjects.
Fragmentary note lists flowers and regions including Germany, France, Italy, Spain, and Bohemia with exotic motifs. It then asserts a large brain does not indicate intelligence, recounting that an illiterate person’s brain can outweigh celebrated scientists and poets.
Fragmentary text notes cruelty in keeping gold ash captives. It claims half die from lack of rest, compares to fish unable to endure confinement in a glass vessel, their frantic dashing and milling until worn out, and suggests the wrong placement.
Cats seize chances to chase birds and rabbits and ignore rats and mice, making them skilled mousers in cities while poorer at it in the countryside.
A gathered obituary sketch praises Dr Lapponi as a rare, courageous physician who promoted Pink Pills as a cure while warning against false claims. It notes his bold stance on medical ethics and his influence across the world. The piece also covers related items on church ownership, Carnegie philanthropy, and the private transport of Pope Leo XIII’s remains.
An advertisement extols Zam-Buk for curing skin conditions burns and ulcers with antiseptic action and tissue regeneration. It claims personal testimonies of rapid healing and urges readers to buy from druggists or the Zam-Buk Co. Toronto. Separately prosecutors discharge several Polish nationalist defendants after a public meeting without government consent and one defendant is a Reichstag candidate.
An 1800s style notice list highlights Inard's Liniment cures garget and fever, Parmelee's Vegetable Pills promise climate-stable powers. Reports claim Kuropatkin war plans to be published in Leipzig. A testimonial from Mt LaGrippe praises Minard's Liniment for inflammatory afflictions.
A Town farmer known for practical Christianity tells friends the danger of robbery is high and urges vigilance. His remark about locking up valuables at night reflects a cautious, prudent stance amid local unrest. Australia shows a ratio of 4000 tons of ore per ton of gold, while California notes 70000 tons.
A fragmentary verse piece centers on love, loss, and memory. Amid flickering candles and violet scents, the speaker recalls a deep marriage bond, children, and the enduring question of love beyond death. Ednah Proctor Lie’s voice echoes through a hushed, candlelit memorial.
The Bureau of Mines reports nine months of cobalt region shipments yielding silver worth about 600 000 with October output near 1120 tons. Ontario mine products include Sudbury nickel and copper, and Hele iron ore. Guelph municipal utilities note gains from street railway purchase and roadbed improvements, with city funds invested recovering over time.
A fragmented advertorial notes how extreme nervous exhaustion can lead to collapse and insanity. It touts Dr. Chase's Nerve Food as the natural remedy to restore nerve force, citing a Toronto address and sample testimonials of improved health and strength after use.
Fragmented OCR text includes garbled lines about a burglar, a house, and an arrest, plus assorted phrases on music teaching, benefactors, and a mix of names. Also mentions Charles Beresford considering travel to England and a railroad accident, with scattered references to royal bounty and a birth.
A Tangier despatch notes Raisuli remains at Zinat watching the gradual withdrawal of his former friend in impotence. He camps with his mountaineer associate, keeping his rifle ready and rarely sleeping as tension rises.
A brief, garbled OCR fragment from a Kansas City story mentions a Cavernworth businessman returning home to a tense scene with a wife and a confusing, possibly sensational line. Poor readability leaves key details unclear, but hints at domestic incident and inquiry into unusual behavior.
A historical note announces a letter to Dr T A Slocum Ltd for publication praising Peychine a tonic claimed to restore weakened stomach blood and organs quickly. It highlights uses against coughs colds catarrh la grippe pneumonia and consumption with no substitute mentioned.
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