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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 30, 1910
Page
2
An article and assorted notes discuss Zam Bok a six herbal preparation applied to cuts burns sprains and stings with claims of speeding healing and reducing danger from poisoning. It also references period humor and cartoons by Mark Twain and Punch humor pieces alongside infant mortality notes and a Breezy success column.
The fragment lists hair tonics and skin salves like Citicuss Soap and Caticura Ointment promising cures for various ailments. A dismissive quote about prodigies contrasts with urban nostalgia, while a note mentions Washington Star promoting Marine Eye Remedy for sore and weak eyes and a comic performer at a lunatic asylum.
Fragmented note claims a wizard’s liniment cures diphtheria and warns about eye injury from molten fire. The writing describes exposure to flame, eye strain, and protection myths while discussing dangers and remedies in a cryptic, damaged passage.
Toronto reports the Manufactures' Association urges a pointed review of immigration policy. The excouncil criticizes current measures as biased toward farming and labor movements, arguing for fair treatment of skilled workers and domestic industry.
Mrs. Robert Exon sues the British Co Electric Railway Co for $25,000 over her husband’s death in the Lakeview accident last fall. She claims she showed an unsigned return pass and doubts the conductor’s signature, arguing the company bears liability for the fatality. A related action involves a brother of Stewart Lyon seeking the plains?
Four powers Paris London Rome Berlin and Athens align on a naval response to Crete as Cretan protests and threats of elected Greek delegates stir tensions. The plan aims to safeguard Turkish nominal sovereignty while protecting imperial interests amid Greece and Turkey discord.
Favorable conditions in Saskatchewan show heat boosting growing grain after a rainy spell that refreshed ground and nourished wheat. Rapid growth followed cool delays, with crops springing up in promising, robust fashion across sections.
The Canadian Northern Railway extends toward the Pacific coast with the Edmonton to Yellowhead section awarded to Millan Bros. Work will begin at once on the first stretch of about seventy miles. The council in MacLennan rescinded its vote on locating the new peaks near residences.
An Ottawa based advertisement promotes Fruitatives Limited pills for stomach misery and headache relief. The copy asserts dramatic cures and includes pricing of 50 cent boxes or six for two dollars and fifty cents, urging purchase through dealers.
A fragmented excerpt recalls a door house scene and a parry of troubles. A stray remark swirls around a lost hobo tale, while a dealer touts Dr Thomas Belectese as a sterling household remedy prized for many ailments and cheap compared with doctors.
A reader notes a young couple sharing a kiss in a shadowed area. The observer cannot identify them or their location, referring to the Cleveland Leader context and asking for recognition.
Fragmentary advert text describes Minard's Liniment as a remedy for colds and related conditions. The rest mentions a waterfront missionary and a ship scene with unclear references to Ranaka boatteeror and rebody, lacking coherent context.
A reader from Digby County Nova Scotia reports using Minard's Liniment caused chest pain and inability to work after a fall. The note mentions no relief and seeks remedy for medical discomfort.
The piece recalls a luncheon scene where Richard Le G discusses poetry and fame with comic irony. A boy asks for an autograph from Jim and a clergyman in Richmond is noted for his misfortunes and marriage, ending with a quip about ladies and remnants.
A testimonial from Mrs Thos Whiting Waterford and others praise Baby's Own Tablets as a reliable remedy for infant digestive and health issues. The Dr Williams Medicine Co markets the product in Brockville Ontario, offering mail order and local sale at six cents a box.
W D TaUton laments Scotia industry shifts in Nova Scotia as New Glasgow faces steel and glass works closures. He notes Fraser and Cantley pressed for provincial control to keep the company local while financiers from Ontario and beyond seek to move operations. Fraser, once a driving force, exits the venture as Cantley rises. Fraser’s departure leaves New Glasgow wary of fate for Scotia. He highlights the town’s pride in big Nova Scotia ambitions and the risk of emigration of industry to upper provinces.
A Toronto daily printed paper, led by a woman editor Miss Warren, operates with minimal street sales and modest circulation. The sheet is produced twice daily for subscribers to the stock exchange, showing bid and ask prices and traded shares, with rapid corrections against the exchange register. The stock exchange paper’s precise, live-brokered reporting is its essential lifeblood.
A fragmented OCR passage mentions visitors, a host in New Hosell, and various disjointed names and phrases. It appears to reference a social gathering or event with mentions of whisky and a list of individuals, but the text is unclear and largely unintelligible.
A historical column cites Dr Lona Baber offering home remedies for liver issues and female disorders. It prescribes tinctures, relaxants, and tonics with dosages, claiming relief from jaundice, constipation, and nervous weakness. The article also notes cautions and suggests multiple combinations to improve digestion and blood cleansing.
A jumbled clipping describes a night school teacher near a fence and a sofa on a sidewalk. It recounts an anecdote about a county clerk of Des Moines dealing with intoxicated visitors and a secretary’s reaction to the situation.
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