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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 25, 1925
Page
7
The passage follows Captain Blood and Wolverstone aboard a Tortuga corridor as they scheme against Blood and Plot. Blood grapples with his deteriorating condition while loyalists urge action and the crew contemplates expeditions and plunder along with tense confrontations at sea.
A Montreal notice extols Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for new mothers. It claims relief from pain in back and labor, asserts many women benefit, and urges use by nursing mothers without harmful drugs.
The document describes buccaneers led by M de Rissard coordinating with officers to seize prizes and secure signatures. It notes plans for a fleet to reach Petit Goave by the end of January, detailing arrangements and responsibilities of officers and men.
Captain Blood, in a sullen mood after leaving Torcuga, arrives with Hagthorn, Wolverstone, and Uberville at the Castle of Petit Goave. He is summoned for an interview with M. le Baron de Rivarol, whose stern presence and disdain for Blood's companions spark a tension that unsettles Blood and tests his self respect. The baron's icy reception and the looming confrontation set the scene for further precarious negotiations aboard the five warships.
Ainsworth Mirerell argues Mary Queen of Scots could not have written letters linking her to scaffold guilt. Mitchell in Discovery asserts the letters were penned by Mary’s secretary William Maitland, exposing handwriting questions from original parchments and seals.
The article notes Lord Lloyd’s selection as British high commissioner for Egypt and the Sudan with Cairo HQ. It highlights his Arabic fluency and deep understanding of Islam and political issues, plus his prior wartime role organizing Near East intelligence.
Madame A of St Jeanns reports improved health after using Hodd’s Kidney Pills for kidney and bladder weakness. She notes quick relief after the first box and recommends the remedy to friends, praising its performance after trying many other products.
Ontario Representative JA MacLaren of the C S A for Ontario and editor of The Examiner Barrie Mut will attend the Newspaper Convention at Winniges on June 21 25 and 26.
In Pell Street New York an elderly Chinese man aged over 99 sits most days at his shop window from noon to Chinatown closing time. He never leaves his post, peers out at the world, and is said to ward off evil spirits as a human devil chaser. Neighbors and a local printer recall him refusing to speak unless asked to buy something.
Reading the Canadian Pavilion in London 1924 reveals both French and English Canadian works. Government and authors' association collaboration produced catalogs of English and French Canadian books. The exhibit underscores a developing native literature and reads as a strong early 20th century cultural statement.
At Croydon air station officials and air force reserve pilots mocked new red tape requiring a pupil to sit in the cockpit while an instructor demonstrated takeoff angles. The scene showed humor amid annual reservist training and questioned strict procedure. A separate Worcester churchyard grave marker noted an auctioneer.
A magazine excerpt mocks wasteful packaging and lists assorted items from paper cups to lingerie clasps and cuff links, arguing measures could yield savings across businesses. The piece notes Busy trade chatter from Brantford Expositor and references President Coolidge and a Kiel free port incident.
Since 1935 supporters warn that major conventions may bring unprecedented crowds and fear for Manitoba. Groups including Woodmen of the World American Legion Architects and Engineers of Minnesota and the Canadian Bread and Cake Bakers Association plan to visit Winnipeg this coming summer.
Mrs Augusta Emery of Woolford Station Alta credits De Williams Pink Pills with restoring her energy after childbirth. She says the pills rebuilt strength, improved weight, and let her perform house chores and farm tasks. She urges other women, especially on the prairie, to keep a supply and notes availability from druggists or by mail for five cents a box.
The remedy kills the roots of four coins when applied to Holloways Coin Remover and the callosity comes out without injuring the fleet.
The city assessor reports Winnipeg’s population for the city proper at 195 148 this year, not including Greater Winnipeg. Including the metro area, total population reaches about 265 000.
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