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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 17, 1909
Page
3
A garbled OCR passage hints at a church social scene with a startled remark in a back seat. Names like Holloway and Cu Shan appear as fragmentary, nonspecific references, reflecting a disrupted historical text rather than a clear event or outcome.
The fragmentary text mentions a $100 reward and urges readers to consider spreading influenza-like diseases via house flies. It references Messenger’s boy Louis, the Courier-Journal, and warnings about typhoid fever and diphtheria. Mentions engines, machinery, Pacific steamers, Tron Works, and Canadian government figures in Ontario.
A 20 year old man recounts a dramatic recovery after using PSYCHINE to treat a neglected cold and ensuing illness. He credits the medicine with restoring strength and health within three months, claiming no further illness since.
The article describes Glass Hall and a 1800 acre estate at Witter, purchased by Lord Pirrie. It notes expansive improvements and plans for development, with references to surrounding landscapes and historical figures. It then veers into Afghan border warfare, including encounters with Khostwala raiders and Zhob Levy deserters, plus an incident of electrocution involving an elephant and its mahout in Madras.
An odd feature in a London park recalls a dog cemetery where epitaphs praise cherished pets. Inscriptions celebrate devotion, fear of an afterlife for animals, and mutual affection, amid notes on superstition across Lancashire and Hebrides.
James Hexton, once associated with Nelson and a veteran in Moreton Bay, died after a shark attack near the site of the present Reval Navy. He was noted as the first pilot and had ties to Dr. Ballow’s residence in Queensland. The obituary highlights his service and demise in a dangerous waters.
A fragmented notice blends medical claims with vendors and odd anecdotes about cures and remedies. It mentions a kidney remedy, worm exterminator, and miscellaneous personal remarks, suggesting a column or ad cluster with unreliable health claims and tangential chatter. No clear event or individuals are sustained.
Promotes home care for minor child illnesses citing Baby's Own Tal as a simple safe remedy. Includes testimonial from Mrs. Josque of Casselman Ontario and details for purchasing from The Williams Medicine Co. Local telegram snippets mention lumber, bridge, and unrelated market chatter.
An old remedy touts Dr Chase's Syrup of Linseed and Turpentine as a cure for colds and coughs. It claims to loosen the cough, aid expectoration, reduce inflammation, and eradicate the cold itself. A testimonial from Mrs. Geo Good of Ontario endorses its effectiveness. price listed at 25 cents for a 9 bottle? (unreadable).
The Khartoum warehouse in Alexandria prepared quail in crates capable of holding 640 birds for shipment to London. Six Arabs oversaw care, feeding and watering daily during transit, with millet feed carried in 200-weight bags and crates aired on deck when weather allowed.
Residents in parts of England report a long, searchlight equipped airship seen in the early hours. Sightings span Peterborough Ely Ipswich Gyppeswyk Park and March with no clear ownership or purpose. Witnesses describe carlike noise and rapid movement fueling East Anglia patrol fears.
Extraordinary traffic figures for London reveal a daily average of thirty seven vehicles passing one spot near Mansion House as congestion described as among the world’s busiest. Royal artifacts include a crystal Bible casket linked to Gen Gordon, a khaki remembrance cushion, and a perforated box dog gifted to Queen Alexandra. The Countess of Warwick funds needlework and horticulture projects while supporting Warwick Home for crippled children and nursing efforts at Warwick Castle and Easton Lodge. Notes reference 17th century records and the Dean of Noting Time from Notes and Queries.
A garbled ad-like passage touts Cin Pils for kidney pain and promises a money back guarantee if not cured. It references a sample box and pill-based remedies, with scattered quotes about pills’ value and belated anecdotes from various places.
A clipped reminiscence recalls a colonel of the cavalry and a lieutenant arguing over baggage and books on a Texas march. The lieutenant pleads for a small book, and the exchange touches on habit, duty, and restraint amid duty at hand.
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