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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 19, 1913
Page
6
A fragmentary passage describes a boy asking about a monument in London and John Bright explaining that a crime is defined by the act of wrongdoing. The scene hints at political discourse and youthful inquiry into legality and public memory.
A Saskatoon resident credits Dodd's Kidney Pills with ending two years of rheumatism and kidney-related symptoms. Mrs. W. A. Baldwin reports headaches, joint stiffness, backache, and fatigue improved after four boxes, then nearly cured after nearly a dozen. Her story links rheumatism to kidney disease and highlights relief from the remedy.
A fragmentary piece mocks a powerful wife and a lawyer in a Washington hotel lobby. A boy chewing gum and a teacher’s admonition appear amid a jumble of accusations about salaries and legal fees.
A jumble of medical testimonials praise Williams Pink Pills claiming to restore red blood and strength after fevers and typhoid. The piece mixes patient letters with editorial quirks and fragmented anecdotes about public figures, painters, and a morbid graveyard joke.
A report on timber values and woodland management outlines expert inspection of stands, tree species suited to soil, and profitable silviculture steps. The Ottawa Forestry Branch offers guidance while a Fort Erie ferry anecdote recalls a tale of two poplar trees and a river crossing.
A fragmented ad row claims individuals were cured of bronchitis rheumatism and a sprained leg by Minard's Linime and Linient products. Names include Mrs A Liv Mahone Bar John Mader Joshua A Wynacht.
The article blends a garbled tale of a weasely buyer and a Jew named Levi negotiating over a coat with cryptic dialogue, followed by a Suffolk village scene describing a schoolroom dedication and a Reform oration by a baldheaded politician.
A jumble of vignettes includes coal price notes for Nova Scotia and Cape Breton, a Dutchman crossing a bridge toll story, a gag about asthma remedies, a punch reception, a drowning escape tale, and a joke about a lawyer and a strip argument. Read like scattered clippings from a late edition.
Fragmentary notes depict a scene with workers and a new building, doubts about men roaming for work, and a recent marriage of E W Rife of Rock Springs to Mrs FC. A boy jokes about pants while a man mentions delivering seeds and sending boarders, hinting at local everyday life.
An advertisement claims ordinary doctors treat symptoms, not causes, and cautions against strong drugs that mask Pain. It asserts Dr Chase Nerve Food gradually restores weak nerves, removes pain and disease by addressing the root cause in a natural, lasting manner.
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