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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 09, 1916
Page
2
Sunlight of Soap notes Saskatchewan fur trade scale with a total close to sixty eight thousand pelts for the year, a major rise from the prior year. White foxes form a key portion of the shipment, with musk-rat and other species also counted in the year’s totals.
Miss Gertie M Newman describes a dramatic recovery from kidney and health ailments after using Dodd's Kidney Pills. The testimonial frames the pills as a help for pain, sleeplessness, and fatigue, praising their impact on her back, cramps, and general strength. The report also notes a Pasteur Institute hygienist, Dr Borser, succumbing to plague during related experiments.
Mrs Geo Huiman of Willington Ontario endorses Babys Own Tablets as a wonderful medicine for her five children. She cites extensive motherly use and urges others to rely on the tablets, sold by medicine dealers or at 25 cents a box by The Dr Williams Medicine Co, Drogville.
Disjointed veteran narrative describes laying a long wire mine and destroying German trench defenses with high explosives. The account recounts cutting wires, advancing through a tunnel, passing explosive pieces, and completing the operation over about twelve hours with cautions and casualties implied.
A tentative push develops for forming a battalion unit in Ge west with Messrs. Prout and others from the represented group taking a lead. The item notes a request or offer from Scandina related parties as the effort moves forward.
A late 19th or early 20th century style report notes Berne as a diplomatic clearing house with foreign embassies active and new faces at the table. It mentions English and Austrian attendees and speculation that Berne could become a cosmopolitan hub, with talks shaping a future European diplomatic network.
The document discusses liquor license reductions and their alleged tax effects in Hamilton, arguing that reducing licenses would not raise taxes and citing examples from Indiana and Pennsylvania. It notes beer and liquor revenue versus policing costs, urges public engagement, and includes agricultural and general exhortations to keep working and stay informed.
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss upcoming season changes and preparations. The text hints at new plans, calendars, and possible emphasis on future events, but details are unclear due to damaged source material.
The article notes Minars Liniment touted for colds while Canadian timber trade shows activity with a 4,000,000 shingle offer to New York halted by market tension. Cedar shingles move alongside Pacific shipments as mills push quantity, and Dr Thom Electric Oil gains prominence as a popular remedy, with widespread patient use.
The document discusses Alberta coal being chosen for cheaper heating in Spokane areas and notes mixed stock market chatter. It blends unrelated items about Richwood’s daughter scandal, a dairy and schooling push in Southern Alberta, and a 1916 focus on women in munition work. It ends with assorted anecdotes and public notices.
Fernie officials report three-year idleness of ovens at Michel Street plants ending as they are lit again. Traffic from Fallroads improves, with coal and blast operations showing gains. Britis and coal exports noted to be steadier amid rising transit flow.
Fragmented text blends cosmetic claims with a Canada mail order pitch and a promise of wireless future calls. It mentions Lottie six weeks’ usage and a Toronto manufacturer, then shifts to Salonika’s Near East prominence and a Titanic damages claim. The passage ends with a garbled note about a cat and work.
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