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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 12, 1914
Page
7
A fragmentary dialogue shows a mother and Lola discussing fame and a curious line about Mae embrellas, hinting at whimsical or symbolic imagery about visibility and growth. The text reads like a vignette with unclear context and characters.
A pamphlet prepared by J H Gradaie and Anney MacKay outlines plans for preparing prairie land for grain crops in the Northwest. It discusses land breaking, new land types, and experimental recommendations, with notices to interested applicants and mailings from the Department of Agriculture in Ottawa.
A Wisconsin farmer laments farm waste especially apples and garden produce rotting on vines. He proposes cooperative collection and a small mill for apple butter to stabilize the industry and aid city consumers, noting past failed distributive schemes and the need for economic handling.
Fragments indicate Keokok plant operates near 100000 volts with demands for higher voltage output. Mention of 135000 volts and another location St Leute suggests issues with grid line capacity and power transfer. The text is garbled but centers on electrical current levels and supply constraints.
A doctor warns that silent chewing dulls appetite and urges private trial of mindful eating to restore gusto. Reverend Peron and a carpenter discuss self control in meals while a mother uses Miller's Worm Powders to shield children from parasites and stunted growth.
An advertisement touts Nerviline as a quick cure for neuralgia and allied pains, with testimonials from a Mrs. Evans and a claim of extensive use. It promotes 50c family size bottles and 25c trial sizes, noting widespread domestic use and a brief anecdote about Prince Arthur of Connaught in Japan.
A near mile deep hole was opened in the sea bottom off Panama following Central American earthquakes. The breakage of a submarine cable prompted a cable ship to repair it. Depths charted at about 1000 feet by 1904 maps and soundings show a depression near Los Santos province about fifteen miles offshore and half a mile wide.
An Irish village fair year after year celebrates thrift and cleanliness with contests for agricultural progress. Doleful protests over fairness arise as well groomed animals beat hardy, lesser cared for stock, prompting a prize rule barring unsuitable entries. The piece links to broader value of practical study and disciplined thought, noting a Toronto-natured aside.
A terse exchange reveals tension between a contributor and an editor over a story. The editor concedes the piece is bad but not bad enough, while Mary notes her awareness of the situation but remains silent.
A girl, Marcella, begins to laugh hysterically after showing a carpet rag to friends. The episode sparks a local fad as many girls imitate the act, while a classroom arithmetic problem offers a brief humorous moment.
A melted collage of medical claims for Dr Chase's Nerve Food and Holloway's Corn Cure blends with quips about dentists judges and a rambling line about Italian colonization. The text reads as an eager, scattered advertisement piece with multiple unrelated snippets and stray dialogue.
Donald McLanny, famed as the district’s strong man, enters all village events and is a favorite. He finishes eighth in the quarter mile, with a fellow Scot mockingly asking why he did not run faster while he reserved himself for later bay sie competition.
A motorist asks a city official to watch his car at the Midland Hotel in Manchester. The irate dignitary reveals he is a member of the city council, prompting the motorist to quip that he can trust him to handle the car.
Druggists refund money if PAZO OINTMENT fails to cure itching, bleeding, or protruding hemorrhoids after first application provides relief. A humorous clipping notes a misused medicine causing a boy to convulse, then a barber quip about hair cutting on a bald patch.
In Granite fen a unique weekly paper serves the town’s two major parties. The Wer denblat acts as the official organ for Liberals and Socialists. Half the pages are written by members of each party in a balanced arrangement.
A rough Scotch lad joins local territorials and on the first parade his sister and mother attend. While the unit marches by, Jock is out of step, prompting a sister’s quip about their town’s marching prowess and a revived old joke in the crowd.
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