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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jul 21, 1910
Page
6
A garbled OCR fragment blends medical ads and stray dialogue. It mentions Hall’s Catarrh Cure, a notary in Toledo, and assorted unrelated lines about remedies, personal remarks, and a child’s school scene, creating a disjointed, unclear notice card.
Sam Im COMMAND. Col Hughes MP Has Developed a Regtar King Lord Roberts Pele Carew in the great milt ew Hes amalitary fame has risen diiive the South African war of ten years ago. He has been a military officer att of é tnlnon Heutenante colonel in It He Bas been many other thing Take his three James es Mahon, he started out ae pedagorie, and many are un feats that for ten yeare from 1SIT Tee he was teacher of Engst Liters fare at Jarvis Street Colegiate Inst then the only High School in the ety is Toronto. Many a To Iie act thirties or early fe Ssare ant amyiser instrute Betis Warts, but h ap to counting as the always left him at the top Testes being a soldier list, and sane he has a weiretie record, Middlewage toi Bd his career as a7 Altogether. Fighting Sam uer Roowvelt's own heart.
A fragmentary tale describes a tense scene where a clerk suspects a visitor of theft after a hat is borrowed and a small sum pins the guilt on the intruder. The visitor admits fault, the clerk relents, and the money is returned as the incident passes with lingering guilt over the action.
John Henry, elevated from peer to baron, accepts the oath as Chief Justice of the new federation. He is of Hugue not-Boer descent, born at the Cape, called to the Bar at twenty, and has served as Cape Colony representative at colonial conferences. He toured Ca in 1894 and spoke at the 1908 Quebec Terce.
A British Columbia newspaper notes that mining and railroading are risky but logging incurs even higher perils. The article cites frequent felled trees and jackknife accidents, with workers facing severe hazards before alerting others. It emphasizes how the logging industry sees greater annual danger than other so called specialties.
The text argues Ravina the sw weaners will yield two litters per sow, boosting output and revenue. It cites capital needs, feed costs, and prices, estimating per-year totals and a favorable return. It mentions one boar, six sows, and two litters with average weights and consumption.
A garbled excerpt notes Minards Liniment curing diphtheria amid stagey dialogue and scattered remarks on lectures, Celtic wit, and a Wat Virginia post office name origin. It mentions a speaker, a patient, and opinions on money and propriety, all in an unclear, fragmented style.
In this fragment from the era a match is discussed for Tamura’s son aged about twenty. The father weighs options and consulting relatives before proposing a formal betrothal aided by a go between named in the cautious dialogue. The aim is a respectable marriage arrangement with the young lady Carysauthena Lie Bodds as a possible intermediary.
The Duke of Connaught introduces a remarkable conservatory at Bagshot Park. The interior features lush ferns, palms, and other exotics amid cascading fountains and a stalactite cavern enhanced by mirrors. Electric lamps illuminate hidden pools creating a mysterious glow in this lavish display designed by a leading London firm, costing $15,000.
Fragmentary text details a murdered officer and a countess in distant lands. It mentions annuities paid by governments and lifetime residences granted to widows and associates, with scattered references to Kabul and Istz. The legacies include annual sums and living arrangements, but the garbled source limits precise facts.
Aosta represented Italy at King Edward's court in England and is famed for bravery and pluck. Her sister Duchess of Abruzzi is a celebrated climber and adventurer. The Duchess of Aosta, popular in England, is athletic and worldly, once famed for a bicycle excursion in Spain. He abdicated his crown and returned to Italy within two years.
The advertises a sanative antiseptic shaving soap called Catena Omtinent that cleanses and purifies while softening hair. It claims soothing, whitening, and preventive effects on skin, warning of obstinate eruptions if neglected and touts a luxurious grooming experience.
The readable fragments describe a scene involving a love interest and a plethysmograph like device, with mentions of a woman called The Gentlewoman and a discussion of names, relationships, and a professional context. The text is garbled and omits clear events or outcomes.
A fragmented sports brief notes Winard's Liniment cures distemper and mentions a baseball context with Fan 802. It asks if there is any change in him while Crank and Heo are referenced as manning and sliding for home.
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