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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 15, 1916
Page
7
An advertisement extols Zam-Duk as a widely used Canada remedy that heals soren and acts as a antiseptic. It contrasts Zam-Bek as animal fat free and herbal, claiming rapid poison kill and suitability for injuries ulcers and sores, plus ZamBak Soap for sunburn and baby care.
An officer wrote of finding a rock cave burial near Salonika with ancient pottery beads and gold ornaments. Iron spearheads and bones, including a child's, were recovered in a rough burial state. Items will go to the Athens museum as researchers seek to date the dig and Macedonia history.
An oil prized across continents was released from the market after years, meeting diverse wants and gaining hemisphere wide renom. A Kentucky farmer praised the product as exceptional while noting Miss Perkins as among the prettiest. In Saskatchewan creameries last year, twenty three produced over a million dollars in butter and dairy products, with combined sales rising by three hundred seventy nine dollars and zero cents for the milk and buttermilk.
A long analysis notes Grand Admiral von Tirpitz's influence waning after the cabinet changes in Berlin. Admiral von Capelle may continue Tirpitz's sea war doctrine, with debate over whether the submarine campaign and fleet use will meet wartime goals. It discusses the prime time for a fleet blow and the impact of political shifts on strategic plans.
The reader is asked if they have ever read the above letter. It is described as appearing from time to time, genuine, true, and full of human interest. The text presents a fractured message about food, milk, and personal experiences, ending with a note that the letter is genuine and human.
A fragmentary article notes a fanciful health claim about remedies for women described as sickly. It references a mysterious medicine and the idea of restoring vigor, alongside a cryptic aside about a person named Aly sent to an asylum. The writing hints at a distracted, stream of consciousness thought following a question about mental deterioration.
Dear Sir Your Minard's Linent is our remedy for sore throat voids and all ordinary ailments It never fails to relieve and cure CHAS WHOOTEN Port Mulgrave.
The article discusses German output capabilities for guns and armor, noting Krupp’s capacity to supply eight dreadnoughts worth of guns and armor annually, with emphasis on Britain’s relative position. It weaves in other items from periodicals and adverts about medicines and household anecdotes.
A man pastes recruits posters at a college and undertaker window while a cemetery yard shows a poster reading Arise ye Britons Your King and Country need you. A street joke notes plans for a sewer as asphalt is laid nearby.
Ireland's heart remains steadfast with Redmond’s loyalists in the south and Unionist Volunteers aiding authorities to suppress unrest. A note on Casement and wartime loyalties hints at national unity. At Regina's Winter Fair bidders offered eighty five pure-bred animals with bulls averaging $18 and one at 335.
An advertisement touts Dr Williams Pink Pills as a spring tonic restoring new blood and vitality. It cites testimonials from Mrs Eugene Cada of Amherstburg Ontario and others, claiming dizziness back pain and weight gain reversed after six boxes. The ad notes pills cost 50 cents per box. available by mail from the Dr Williams Medicine Co. Live Oak Ont.
An advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Cure with a one hundred dollar reward for any cure it cannot achieve. The copy promotes the remedy as a long trusted blood and mucous surface healer and invites testimonials from users.
A fragment from a Saskatchewan report mentions termination tests this spring. The mistyped text references Mrs Noovo-Reesh and a matinee at a newly opened theatre and a discussion of acoustics and proper tea, yielding a largely nonsensical excerpt with unclear context.
A brief stage sketch presents a tender cook comforting a distressed woman. The dialogue centers on a wounded master and a promise that surgeons can patch him up, yielding improvement and reassurance.
An improvised scene in Kitchener’s army shows a sergeant major selecting a sober private as a clerk for a senior officer. When asked civilian trade, the private replies he was a professor of mathematics, prompting skepticism but eventual acceptance. The article also notes Japan’s postwar cotton export growth, led by shirting and skilled goods, with firms profiting from forward sales and expectations of lingering advantages in China and India markets.
Commander Armstrong leads a City delegation to select six boatmen for patrol duty with the Royal Navy. The effort aims to visit every part of the Dominion to find suitable volunteers, particularly those who can serve as officers, second in command, and marine engineers and mechanics.
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