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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jul 04, 1918
Page
6
Amid wartime strain in occupied Europe German industry shows a drop in output. Reported figures indicate several oil sector plants operated under intense pressure, with reduced shifts and production amid Allied pressure and resource constraints.
Minard's Linment Co Limited of Gents L reports a valued hunting hound recovered after several veterinarians failed to provide lasting relief. Signed by Wilfrid Gagne, proprietor of Grand Cen Drummondville Ang 3 08.
Fragmentary notes show protests by Amerie Cop imports seeking fair taxation in 1708. References to Burke, six cent per pound tax, costs of defense, and opposition to burdens on colonial trade amid tensions with France and Indigenous communities.
A 1863 account from General Ekles describes President Lincoln visiting a sickroom, praying, and sharing deep faith amid Civil War crisis. Lincoln confided he felt helpless yet trusted God to guide Gettysburg’s outcome, expressing belief in Grant’s forthcoming western victory and chambered resolve.
The readable text mixes dialogue about a young moose with crude dialect and a promotional note for an oil dressing. It references Camp-Foloers prospectors and hunters, and advises rubbing feet with an oil to prevent pains, sprains, or confusion.
Sir Hugh Macdonald the Winnipeg police magistrate rules clerks in confection and other light occupations should be filled by women when work can be done by them. The Montreal Herald notes this approach as sensible and widely agreeable.
An ad promises renewed strength and vitality with Dr Hamilton's Pills. It targets tired, nervous, sleepless readers and claims quick relief from fatigue, headaches, and languor, with improved stomach tone and spirits.
A boomerang torpedo exploded during a cross voyage near Newport. The master recalls a near sinking after the torpedo rose and curved toward an allied ship, then struck and exploded. He says the crew chose caution, fearing a follow on from the submarine Fritz.
A report quotes a speech attributed to a German leader at a Berlin dinner predicting harsh action against socialism and a brutal revolution. The speaker declares hard line authority and asserts women cannot reveal truths, likening the figure to a blood and iron ruler.
An official stated Kerensky is safe and among friends in New York after the dethronement crisis. The message claims he is healthy and resting, insisting his return to Russia will occur when the time is right and order and good government are restored.
The fragmentary OCR mentions a reward and various unclear phrases. It references disease, cures, and names but lacks concrete events, dates, or identifiable entities to summarize into a coherent news item.
A garbled notice suggests feeding garbage to hogs to reduce costs with savings claimed between 50 and unspecified dollars. It lists cities like South Bend and Salt Lake City and mentions a 3 060 000 pound pork yield estimate. The text promotes Holloway's Corn Cure for corn treatment.
A distorted excerpt cites Oxford and Heidelberg figures debating why war with England was deemed necessary for Germany to fulfill a world power role. It mentions ports, colonies, and global possessions including Australia, Hong Kong, and India as desired assets, with scholars discussing Germany’s strategic aims.
A Washington despatch to the Chicago Daily News states a new device can detect U boats at thirty miles, locate them in a given area, and aid depth bombs. The system, paired with depth charges, has reduced German submarine activity along Atlantic trade lanes and threatens any submarine near allied patrols.
An advertisement touts Dr Williams Pink Pills as a cure for nervous exhaustion and headaches. It cites Mr Wilfrid Donald of West Flamboro Ontario who reports sleep improvement and renewed health after weeks of use. Pills offered at 50 cents per box or two boxes for 250 cents from The Dr Williams Medicine Casksville Ontario.
Young Gabber gave a talk at a local club forum. The remarks focused on community issues and youth engagement described in concise terms.
Fragmented text promotes Minard's Liniment claims and offers old advice on frugal living. It emphasizes paying cash, tracking income and expenses weekly, avoiding waste, saving for holidays, and choosing best value goods despite rising prices. It warns against extravagance and urges prudent spending.
An advertisement touts Ingram’s Milkweed Cream and Velveda Souveraine Face Powder to reduce oiliness and shine on the nose and forehead. It also notes Ingram’s Zodenta dental product as part of the complete toilet line at drugstores.
A promotional notice touts Dr J D Kellogg's Asthma Remedy claiming cures and peaceful sleep. The ad urges readers to ask their druggist for the product.
The British Ministry of Food cables Canada Food Board that wheat importations are not arriving in quantities to meet weekly requirements. It urges every effort to increase shipments from Canada, warning the situation is invaluable to address.
Souris Man Branch announces forming a boys and girls Pig Club and offers loans to children aged eight to ten to raise pigs for meat. The bank aims to boost pork production with special prizes for participants and plans to retain breeding stock for the next year.
In ancient times it took four and a half days to raise a bushel of wheat. The reaper revolutionized farming in 1831 reducing labor to three days. Today mechanical farming speeds operations to about ten minutes, showing a shift to a fully mechanical age with widespread farm machine use.
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