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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jul 14, 1899
Page
9
A fragmented OCR piece from MacGREGOR HERALD mixes odd lines about a poet in Gronewald and a strained description of a discus like object. It references a referee, a crowd scene, a New Orleans timer, Suffern, and stray mentions of vegetables and a marriage demand. The garbled text preserves a sense of a chaotic, surreal page with scattered names and phrases.
A jumble of 19th century quack claims touts Minard's Lintment and other potions as cures for slums and ailments. The text references patriotic music, a Dewey reference, and dubious remedies, ending with a note about a Surman Empress dress costing 423 a yard with a silk brocade curtains comparison.
A faded print item from Jefferson County mentions dating and seals tied to a named pair, with scattered phrases about a legal or ceremonial act. It also references humorous or stray lines about sports, health, and a product called Worm Baverminator, all conveyed in an old style newspaper fragment.
Readable fragments name Lyla Thompson in London, Gabielle d Ann and Odette Tyler with McLean, Romeo and Juliet opening in New York, Twelfth Night in Corfu, and a Foreshadowed Shakespeare revival. Mentions Maie Jananschek withdrawing, Adu Keban's Angustim absence, and yacht Shamrock race implications.
Fashion notes describe white and red obi fabrics with fine embroidery trims on gowns, light shadow effects, and warm wear. New waterproofing process promises to prevent shrinking and fetty costume damage, while styles include alpaca coats, lace waists, and chiffon trims.
The text notes Dean Howells traveling to York Harbor with a trunk of fishing tackle aboard the Dovelist. It mentions Izaak Walton and Whittier in relation to art, and references Daniel Chester French being elected as a member of Auderia San Luca in Newark. It also hints at Whittier planning a return to London to start an art school.
The fragmentary text mentions a Monte Carlo bank profit figure, a postulated 4604 postdate in England, a world stock gain of 150 million dollars, and a British football match with uncertain outcome. It also references a kerchief, a winder for wipers, and a test involving cold Alaska by Secretary Wilson. A Professor C. Gorgensen is noted as a gardening expert and site starter.
A fragment notes cures attributed to MINARD'S LINIMENT for bronchitis asthma rheumatism and sprains linked to names in Mahone Bay Bridgewater and Manila contexts. The scattered text also includes a casual exchange about strawberry shortcake and a casual remark from a person named Harry.
A fragment from a 19th century notice discusses seamen healing methods and social commentary on a titled figure. It mentions Whooping Cough prevalence, cautions on coughing, and references days and remedies. The text includes garbled OCR with scattered names and terms, offering a glimpse of a periodical page with medical and social notes.
A fragmented column questions gender roles and marriage expectations with mock aphorisms about women and domestic life. The piece contrasts traditional views with ironic observations, noting social pressures on brides, bridesmaids, and single women in a dated urban voice.
A local shopper, Mr Conrad Beyer of Bev. Snyder's Shoe Store, Berit, Ont, endorses Doan's Kidney Pills for kidney troubles. He credits the medicine with helping his wife who suffered long with back pain and other kidney issues, noting its effectiveness and wide use among acquaintances in town.
A testimonial details a wife praising Burdock Blood Bitters for curing shin diseases in her husband and a son eight years earlier. She recounts extensive recovery after one and a half bottles and asserts the medicine purifies blood and restores health and strength.
A fragmented reminiscence recalls a perilous moment and the author’s attempt to write a heroic piece before friends learned the risky truth. The voice hints at personal risk, social scrutiny, and a desire to publish before exposure.
Local ad style fragment mentions Minard's Liniment offered for sale at a discount. It references pricing and a Chicago connection. The readable phrases imply a promotional sale event with a focus on price reduction and available stock.
Fragmented dialogue shows concern over poison oak treatment and patient care at home. Mentions family medicine, board costs, housekeeper economy, and plans to adjust living arrangements, with references to care duties and routine reliance on medicine.
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