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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jul 04, 1912
Page
7
A Canadian case from Consecon Ontario tells of a long battle with psoriasis that resisted treatments by three doctors. After using Dr Chase’s Ointment, the patient reports complete cure with no remaining lesions, praising the remedy and urging others to try it. Boxes sold by Ni dealers or Edmonson Bates Co in Toronto.
A Courier Journal report quotes a man amused by a fiancée’s expensive tastes and a remark that she would be unhappy with anyone but a millionaire. He notes his own poverty but remains unfazed and mentions receiving back his engagement ring marked Glass Handle with Care.
The fragment mentions a buttress as a supporting structure in architecture. It then includes a line misinterpreting buttress as a person, specifically a girl or lady, reflecting the speaker's confusion or a colloquial misstatement. The text is incomplete and contains an unclear question about meaning.
Fragmentary humorous exchange from a Detroit Free Press column about Fev and Far Between Pa. A beggar remarks fortune knocks at every man’s door, prompting a quip about Miss Fortune and absurd wordplay. Ongoing family tales appear in Grandpa Gallies Home Journal.
A briefLetter from London Ontario and a Brooklyn address praising a medicine called egetadie Com 9. The note claims relief from pain and improved ability to stand and walk after using the product. It reflects early 20th century health advertising and testimonials amid female life expectations.
A Fort Collins experiment shows that dragging a harrow across a wheat field loosens surface soil to reduce evaporation. The harrowed strip yielded about twice as much as the untreated area, despite some plant loss, indicating moisture conservation boosts overall output. Conducted by EB Meuse of the Colorado Experiment Station, the study demonstrates practical dry farming benefits for farmers.
A clerk captain Thomas Benet who runs the Gloucester fishing operation near Philadelphia recounts a tale of a friend who, after illness, asks a coal dealer at scales for his weight. The clerks mishear and joke about weight and illness as the scene ends with a chorus line and a distant newspaper voice.
A visitor in a Baltimore drawing room questions a mother’s children about mischief while admiring a Miller’s Gleaners print. The scene hints at family duties and demand for quiet play as the visitor probes the sisters' whereabouts and activities.
A linguistic exchange reveals misunderstandings between a Frenchman and an American spirmaker about what is being produced and how much is completed. The dialogue highlights gaps in language and the simplicity of phrasing, with humorous misinterpretations exposing cultural distance.
Large stores at Woolwich Dockyard hold thousands of unclaimed medals from British and colonial campaigns. Many remain in regimental safes or await claimant searches. after ten years unclaimed medals may be broken up and debited to the mint. Cre mation progress and various other short notices accompany the item.
Dear sirs this fail I got thrown on a fence and hurt my chest very sd so I could not work and it hurt me to breathe. I tried all kinds of liniments and they did me no good. One bottle of Minard’s Liniment warmed on flannels and applied on my breast cured me. Roseway Digby Co NS.
A fragmented passage discusses a hypothetical analysis of a man's body by a "Practical Drugeist" claiming vast gas, bone, and blood contents and odd weights. It blurs into moralizing notes on spring diets, dysentery risks, and a medicinal cordials ad. It also cites a Canadian motherhood claim linked to a doctor and a joke about Footlights traveling under his wife’s management.
A garbled dialogue shows a character asking about a bulldog and bartender replies with a brief clarification. The exchange mentions steak and a bourbon whisky, with unclear speaker labels and misspelled names. The readable bits hint at a casual meal scene and a humorous miscommunication.
Fragmentary notes suggest confusion over nominations and a candidate’s fitness. The text references a candidate’s readiness and public sentiment, with uncertain phrases about running for office and a reaction from a speaker.
Jones boasts of fire brigade speed while Brown counters with a church mishap. A spark of bragging leads to a tale of a runaway engine and a near miss caught by a quick call, showing local residents trade anecdotes on quick responses and mishaps.
A notice promotes Gillett’s Lye as an effective rat and mice poison. It explains a simple method: sprinkle around holes and lay a bait circle on a board with food inside. It claims feet of pests burn and the colony vanishes, urging buyers to avoid cheap imitations.
In a suburb, a fearful hunt for a husband among bachelors ends when a frustrated spinster traps a curate. Local bachelorhood boasts at least one grand wedding gift a splendid table service as a token of thanksgiving for the curate's nuptials.
Fragmented OCR text mentions Minure Liniment curing garget in cows and includes jumbled dialogue and stray phrases. The readable portion asserts a claim about veterinary remedy effectiveness, though context and coherence are limited by garbled content.
A fragmentary advertisement explains absorption in the digestive tract and how small intestine uptake feeds body cells. It touts Dr. Pierce Golden Medical Discovery as a no alcohol tonic from herbs to aid assimilation, strengthen the body, and resist disease, citing letters praising cures.
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