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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 27, 1918
Page
7
The report from Lacombe notes hog production costs during the year ending April 30. Superintendent Hutton cites $350 per hundred pounds on alfalfa with self feeders and gravitation, and $130 per hundred pounds on pasture with a certain system. A Alberta comparison suggests hogs are profitable in the province.
An old style testimonial touts Amur as a cure for kidney and bladder trouble and rheumatic pain. The speaker claims relief from swelling and back pain after using the product and credits Dr J ourands of P good drag store with its discovery.
Regina Leader reports Dr. Ase drens proposes a four tier tree lining for Saskatchewan roads. Inner rows mix ash and other species, outer row of carrag to guard against breaks. Plan aims to prevent winter drifts, shade heat, and beautify roadside vistas.
Advertisement promotes Dr Williams Pink Pills as a remedy to improve blood quality and restore vigor. Testimonials from Mrs Stephen H Williams of Kitchener Ontario claim renewed health, strength, and energy after using multiple boxes. Available at medicine dealers or Dr Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ontario.
The report states Africa holds nearly a quarter of Earth's land area and about one eighth of the world’s people. It notes population growth, linguistic diversity with 43 languages, and a missionary density of one per 133,000 Africans, comparing Africa's vast areas to U.S. states.
A editorial urges unity and resolve against discussing peace terms with Germany. It frames the German leadership as judged by history, warns against surrender, and insists Allies must not soften stance as they face the consequences of war.
A fragmented elderly ad style text promotes Freezone as a miracle corn remover, claiming simple droplets on a corn will dry and shrivel it. The piece references a Cincinnati innovator and hints at dramatic warnings about personal stakes and moral oaths.
The wartime address in London quotes General Sir William Robertson on the protracted conflict. He argues the enemy planned for years while Britain failed to prepare, warning that unwarranted unpreparedness risks national bankruptcy and ruin.
A garbled OCR sample mentions a brochure about a sandwich label on rice paper and a Buffalo Express note. It also references farm remedies, Dr. Thomas Electric Oil as a horse and cattle medicine, and claims about its potency for colic.
A Cassell's remark questions public reaction to a man who deceives his wife, calling him a wonder and prompting discussion on morality and social judgment.
The London Chronicle quotes Sir Alexander MacKenzie 28 claiming Annie Laurie is the queen of songs in the trenches. He notes British soldiers under the Iron Duke joined in singing Annie Laurie, deepening their fellowship and morale.
A unclear inquiry about a spouse’s marital history prompts attention in the courthouse. The dialogue hints at reputational stakes and personal stakes within a legal setting as proceedings continue.
A Farmers' Review essay argues that farming should restore soil fertility rather than continuously take from it. It warns that those who exhaust soil for short term gains will be viewed unfavorably by neighbors. The piece emphasizes sustainable practice as essential for long term crop profits.
Amid wartime debate a Brooklyn Citizen column notes the president’s decree making female aliens equal to male enemies in penalties and restrictions. The Cleveland Plain Dealer and Louisville Courier are cited arguing women spies and propagandists merit harsh treatment matching male counterparts.
Mile Marie Anne Richer of St George de Windsor reports marked improvement after using Dodd's Kidney Pills. She says pale, feeble condition and impurities cleared, circulation restored, and general health improved. Richer and many Canadian women credit the remedy for asthma and kidney cleansing benefits.
Canadian authorities seek funds to photograph graves of soldiers buried in the British Isles and France. Next of kin may apply to the Director of Grave Registration in London. one photo per deceased, about two months for delivery after request, to avoid delays via army chaplains.
Plans outline 1000 miles of rural Regina lines and 2000 more miles province wide at about 2100 dollars each. Extends last year's effort as the Rural Telephone program adds to Saskatchewan total of roughly 40000 miles. Local government board approves new construction.
A 19th century advertisement touts Dr Hamilton's Pills of Mandrake and Butternut as a mild vegetable extract remedy. It claims to restore bowel activity, strengthen digestion, and purify the blood, addressing constipation, sick headache, delirium, and disordered digestion with a 25 cent box.
The article lauds Field Marshal Sir Douglas Haig for steady leadership during a severe test of Allied forces. It praises his near presence and cool discipline, the bravery of officers, and the fighting spirit of the British army and its youth amid the epic battlefield trial.
A dairy expert at a Nebraska dairymen convention urged easier access to warm drinking water for cows. He argued warm water and comfortable quarters boost milk flow, noting cows drink more when water is unchilled and available high prices for feed push costs both ways.
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