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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jan 22, 1903
Page
3
In London at Westminster County Court a defendant owing £47 offered monthly payments. repayment would take until 1980. Alfred Rochay, Roxton Pond Hotel proprietor, endorses Min Ardy Liniment and praises its use in stables and by Genta-T Richards.
An odd, garbled OCR passage mocks medical quackery and mercury containing catarrh remedies. It references Minard and Cheney companies and promotes a bogus cough medicine with dubious claims. The piece notes distrust of supposed miracle cures and ends with a quip about a man convincing his wife of his genius.
An old clipping relates a naval officer’s pompous mood aboard ship and a stokers’ quick retort about a slithering jet. It also notes a Mid Glamorgan village school prize consisting of soap, flannel, and a towel. The snippet blends humor with a local ceremony detail.
Special interest to aged readers reports Elisabeth Berry of this place Mia Berry. For eight years she suffered kidney complaint, scarcely walked, slept poorly, and drooled. After taking Dodd's Kidney Pills she improved, could walk a mile, and claims renewed vigor. The testimonial emphasizes recovery and renewed strength.
A noted patent remedy named Kinarés Liniment is promoted as easing LaGrippe symptoms. The brief item mentions general health claims and a household use focus, with no clinical data or endorsements.
An unreadable excerpt mentions a Pree book on catarrh sold in Ohio and a girl who received old love letters for six cents. It refers to a tonic claimed to boost the body and endurance, with scattered terms like inflammation and rheumatism, plus a note about cheap lodgings in Vienna and Rowton houses in London.
The week centers on Canadian Pacific directing agents to halt grain shipments to Fort William until elevator D is ready in about ten days, with capacity of 3,000,000 bushels. Manitoba wheat remains quiet but firm, tracking US trends. futures show bids for hard and northern grades and steady flour demand. Prices for oats, flaxseed, hay, and butter trend modestly, while live stock and wool markets stay subdued. end notes include a weathered quotation about friendship and a boxing anecdote.
A damaged OCR fragment presents eccentric lines about a class and society, mentioning lasers and tainted outcomes. The text resembles a stray poetry or satirical snippet with unclear context and impossible claims. It is not a clear news item or report.
A promotional notice extols Dr Williams Pink Pills for treating anaemia and related blood disorders. It quotes Mrs. Tena M Ryan of Welland praising improved health in her daughter after eight boxes. The ad claims benefits for rheumatism, nerve issues, indigestion, and other ailments tied to poor blood, with purchase via the Dr Williams Medicine Co. Brockville.
Fragmented text touts Minard's Liniment as a superior hair restorer and healer of ailments. It mixes outlandish claims about power, excretory cleanse, and blood purification with a garbled proverb about doing one thing at a time.
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