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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 25, 1915
Page
2
An advertisement from The Catarracrore Co promotes Nerviline as a potent remedy for earache toothache and general pains. It asserts relief within seconds to minutes and offers a large family bottle as economical, with dealers nationwide and in Kingston Canada.
Pigs seven weeks old in Cala County Indiana show rheumatic symptoms likely from care and feeding. Cold damp pens and exposure increase risk. overfeeding worsens. Advice: keep pigs dry, away from straw stacks and manure, bed with clean dry straw in well ventilated sheds. Medicinal guidance from Dr Grate recommends salicylate of soda as a drench thrice daily. quinine and bitters may help. Blistering ointments and remedies for farmers noted.
A Watford Ontario feature profiles Robert Taylor Sr who credits Dodd's Kidney Pills with relief from back pain cramps and stiffness after two years of medical treatment. He emphasizes his kidney problems caused the symptoms and praises the pills for improving his condition amid ongoing health issues.
The article notes government work near Banff National Park, with Mawson landscape plans and a new concrete swimming pool and bath house on hillside property. It mentions Canadian Pacific Railway access for tourists, and references aviation altitude records, Red Cross serum deliveries, and war era anecdotes, all within a patchwork of historical notices and advertisements.
A sweeping, if fragmented, account traces English coastal raids from Dutch admiral De Ruyter in the 17th century to French and American actions in later eras. It notes Scarborough, Medway, and the Thames as flashpoints, contrasts with earlier landings in Pembrokeshire in 1797, and touches on wartime home front mobilization including post office workers enlisting and anti-enemy actions by authorities. The piece blends historical naval events with contemporary wartime measures and public notices.
The article notes dogs play a key role in war by aiding wounded soldiers. They are trained to search for the injured, deliver bandages, carry medicaments, warm the injured, and work under fire amidst avalanches and blizzards. Their training boosts morale and saves lives in dangerous fronts.
Fragmentary 19th century ad style copy touts Williams Pink Pills as a blood remedy for eczema and skin disfigurement. Includes patient testimonial from Hythe, Sask. about dramatic skin improvement in a month after other medicines failed. Also mentions price and Brockville Ontario distributor.
World wheat production and consumption figures show substantial regional variation. France Austria Germany and Russia show differing yields with an overall world shortage estimated around 42 million bushels. The annual consumption totals about 390 million bushels while imports and exports adjust to market needs and military operations impact supply.
The piece reflects on cross border friendship and shared issues between Canada and the United States. It cites a weekly urging neighborly cooperation and notes the frontier as a symbolic bond rather than a fixed line. It discusses common rivers and lakes, mutual concerns, and a desire for Canada to influence regional solutions while maintaining friendship. It includes a brief anecdote about Wellington campaigns and Napoleonic generals illustrating strategic caution.
Report from Wellington notes New Zealand plans to buy Canadian wheat for next July amid signals of Canada strengthening pastoral industry ties. Officials stress Canada’s dairy and wheat exports amid a visit by Australian and New Zealand delegates, with broader shifts toward Canadian supply.
An odd scene unfolds as a guest confronts a foreign acerat and a belligerent mood lingers. A knight of the napkin points to Beruther, a waiter, as tension rises amid confused dialogue and brisk table banter.
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