16 Mar 1905
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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 16, 1905
Page
1
The Popular House lists dress goods trimmings spring hats and caps boots and shoes of all kinds for shoppers seeking latest fashions and practical footwear in a compact late 19th or early 20th century retail notice.
Fragmentary advertisement lists clothing and footwear deals with prices from five to two dollars. Offers include blouses seventy to sixty cents, high and low shoes from 160 to 250, wrappers priced per item, skirts and coats at half price or cost, and tea and red salmon specials, indicating a midcentury store sale.
Norman Holmes quotes The Spectator on how people interpret events differently. He argues diverse viewpoints reflect the mind's vast but partly controlled capacity and urge readers to consider many standpoints to gain truer understanding.
The piece argues farmers should control prices for their produce, praising the American Society of Equity and criticizing critics of reform. It stresses collective action among farmers, compares price setting to manufacturers and bankers, and urges March work like poultry house cleaning and egg marketing. It cites local endorsements and ends with warnings to advertisers about reputations and honesty.
An advertisement claims Chamberlain Stomach and Liver Tablets restore appetite and improve digestion. It asserts the product invigorates the stomach and acts as a gentle laxative, available through druggists and dealers.
Advertising copy praises a bowel relief preparation as universally effective for all ages. It claims easy use when mixed with water and sweetened and notes availability from druggists and dealers.
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