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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jul 01, 1909
Page
3
A fragment notes a circus anecdote where Bills contemplates a leopard escape and signals a quick decision. It contrasts Bill’s cautious nature with a sharp reply to shoot the animal, then a follow up asking which spot. The passage blends satire with brief ad lines and miscellaneous snippets.
A convoluted tale describes inard's Liniment curing Garget with a prank by workers who painted a Trish man's face black while he slept, causing shock when he awoke to his reflection in a mirror and exclaimed in disbelief. The chaotic scene led to arousing the proprietor and a morning of confusion among the group.
In a June afternoon lesson Miss Baxter tries to engage her class with a tale on the obelisk. After an hour she vents frustration at the crowd not listening. A pupil answers what goes in one ear and out the other.
The article discusses Seoul under Japanese control, describing the hermit kingdom opened by modern forces, the famed walls of the city with iron gates, and a shift toward exhibitions showing Korea’s industries. It notes transit, electric lighting, and a temple complex as assets to be showcased. It also cites worldwide press facts, including global newspaper counts and historic papers like Pekin News and Taing-Pao.
The text explains how cable diameter depends on water depth bottom conditions and anchor interference. It notes lighter cables in deep water are kept for ease of recovery, while heavier types are used in shallower water. Terms include shore end intermediate and deep sea with varied diameters.
A kind old man intervenes as four older boys attack a younger boy in what appears to be a schoolyard scene. The elder helps the distressed child and the assailants face social consequence at school. The piece shifts to a gardening note praising weed behavior and seed protection in lawn care.
A fragment from a historical account describes a young Soorfiah recruit posted as sentry near a general’s tent. The general rises and addresses nearby soldiers in rough language, prompting a casual reply from the recruit about being "poor" and then the exchange ends with a shouted demand to "fire."
A jumble of testimonials claims Deehl's Pills cure backache urinary trouble and nerve strain while Dait's Kidney Pills are touted as a universal remedy. An array of health products including Dysentery Cordial and Fly Pade are marketed by druggists with confident promises.
An elderly reader recounts using various liniments and home remedies for ailments in a distressed text excerpt. It references diphtheria like symptoms, eye strain, and coughs, with mentions of a dog barking and social friction in a flat. The fragment includes a testimonial about Minard’s Liniment and other products.
A scan of an early Ontario medical register notes Jenny K Trout of Toronto as the first woman licensed to practice medicine in Ontario. It lists graduates including Emily H Stowe and many others, with commentary on the Payne Bill and Liberal policies. A University of Toronto convocation honors David Bogle, and a lacrosse reminiscence recalls Peter A.
A fragment suggests a complaining traveler questions how the compositor labeled a foreign travel bet as Foreign Drivel. The remark implies confusion over a newspaper caption or panel heading and its misprint in a Cleveland Plain Dealer context.
An article urges keeping Baby's Own Tablets at home to ease infant bowel and stomach troubles. It claims the tablets prevent offending matter, promote health, and can be mailed at a cost per box. The Dr Williams Medicine Co. Brockville Ont. handles sales through medicine dealers or by mail.
The salmon pack this year will be smaller than 1995, the last big year. Each fourth year shows a much larger run than other years. In 1906, £77.00 cases were put up, but this year the number is not expected to exceed 70,000.
Detroit area water safety column warns that thousands may drown each summer. It stresses safe behavior for non-swimmers, explains why lifting arms or shouting worsens sinking, and urges calm breathing and deliberate action. A Boston style case notes a rowboat tragedy on the Hackensack river where five women drowned.
An incomplete passage describes votes in Canada involving Manning and J J Ralston and a party waiting for a supper preparation. The scene hints at an aspirant for Parliament and an awaiting qualifier while a husband eyes an imminent departure. In a quiet moment the man gathers wood and returns to await further action.
Fragmented report describes a patient in Tam perfectly unable to gain relief from kidney illness. He follows Han's directions and tries Gin Pilla after being advised by a doctor to seek Victoria Hospital for further aid. The ad promotes Gin Pilla, sold by druggists at six for two dollars and fifty cents.
Statistics from a major colonizing company show growing inquiries for land in Saskatchewan since January. Prices range from 15 to 25 dollars per acre, with demand leaning toward government homesteads and larger acreage offerings.
A widow named Ford, living west of Battleford, Sark, is connected to an assay of five submitted by her. Reports indicate profits from liquor licensing at Fort Erie race track could reach $200 daily, with additional profits of about $200 per day beyond license income.
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