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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 26, 1925
Page
2
Captain Blood and the Tortuga Partnership
In a swashbuckling exchange at sea Captain Blood outmaneuvers Levasseur, prevails in a ransom dispute over Mademoiselle Ogeron, frees Arabella and her companion, and consolidates a privateering fleet. He then grapples with Admiral de Espino y Valdez at Maracaybo, using fire ships and daring tactics to turn the tide against the Spaniards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grave
Kine James
Bishop
Arabella
Mr Blood
Mary Trabil
Tortuga
Blood
Levasseur
Madison
Captain Blood
Tortus
Cabusac
Park Geyser
Demas
Calusael
Corinne Okmanent
Enehormae
Gas
Levassrur
Captain Blomt
Blot
Mademoise Die
Tonga
Madenoiselte
Mademoiselle W'Ogeron
Bis Ie
Mademoiselle Ogeron
Blont
Santiago
Maracaybo
Peter Bloor
Don Miguel de Eepinoea Y. Valdez
Spain
Wood
Maracaibo
Restored Energy With Pinkham's Pills
A reader reports heavy fatigue and constant tiredness but notes quick relief after using Ly Pinkham's Vegetable Pills. The testimonial claims days and nights of exhaustion improved after a few bottles, urging others to try the remedy.
Refuge in Fort Sealed by Spaniards After Gold Ransom
Fragmentary OCR notes describe Spaniards taking refuge in a fort after a large gold ransom from Maracaybo's cargo master. Broadside actions and missed opportunities are mentioned, with Captain Blond and Doc Miguel tied to the event as the bitter end of a failed plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maracaybo
Capain
Miguel
Japan Using Moving Pictures Under Mandate Evidence
A photos project under the Japanese mandate in the Southern Pacific Islands aims to document native life for the mandates commission. Officials intend to produce images to inform policy discussions and better understand the territory’s conditions and labor contexts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mandated Territory
Commission
Japan
A Interiae
Pacific Islands
Comnifecou
Self-Reliance as Britain's Path to Recovery
The piece urges Britain to rely on native energy and enterprise to rebuild its economy. It argues against immediate relief from abroad, focusing instead on developing new markets and expanding commercial and industrial strength through self-sufficiency and perseverance. It emphasizes leading by example and paying our own debts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turop
Europe
Tandon
Canada to become a world power in future growth
The Singapore Free Press argues Canada will soon become a world power as its industrial future unfolds. It notes existing towns and industries, but foresees energy focused on land conquest and cultivation, praising Canadian spirit and predicting national prominence for years ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
United States
Singapore
Prince of Wales Surprises Ford With New War Stories
A Detroit friend reports Henry Ford entertained the Prince of Wales with a fresh batch of wartime tales during the Prince’s U S visit. Ford, famed for collecting ford ear stories, was amused as the Prince shared half a dozen new ones straight from the front. The exchange shows a lively bond between the two men during the States visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry
Prince of Wales
Henry Ford
States
Detroit
French science mission studies metric system use in Russia
A French scientific mission arrived in Moscow to study applying the metric system in Russia. The delegation offered to organize a state project for factories making metric car scales welds measures and other appliances under government concessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Russia
Boost Or Get Out Motto From Central Canc Ad
An old clipped saying urges residents to boost their town or move on. The message mocks hypocrites who pray with fingers crossed and notes the need for action and harmony with one’s community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carletom
Prince's voyage preparations at Capetown port details
Crainer Fe ea Crainer Fe ea Cutting Repulse Ready For Prince. Proving DiMcu Probie pruiser Re Wale' telp to Ameria te yeahs po he Ta don Vally Mall way by addition to the usual samydomvent be found. The paper notes the Repulse lacks laundry facilities, requiring many provisions and staff for the voyage. Capetown is reached as preparations include onboard entertainment for the Prince and a large crew. About twenty one cooks and stewards will accompany, with tableware to be served to 900 guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince
DiMcu Probie Pruiser
Ameria
Don Vally Mall
Joe McEnce
Capetown
Discount policies and book trade dynamics in early publishing
A fragmented note from Jugend Monte discusses discounting practices in bookselling and publishing. It mentions customary ten percent discounts, then raises a query about a 60 percent discount for publishers and authors. The writer seeks guidance on fair payment terms and expresses appreciation for patronage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Walence
Monte
Voting In San Marino How Illiterates Get Around
The San Marino secretary explains how illiterates vote by ballot with white girls reading ballots to voters on election day ten days, a child helper chosen to prepare ballots and ensure transparency in this unique system. North American grain shipments from Alberta report robust movement above one million bushels since September 1, signaling a strong western market despite regional shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San M
Secretary of the Republic
Elvetion
First Public Dispensary Established in Egypt
The first public dispensary was established in Egypt about 4600 H.C. The attendant earned roughly $509 annually, about five newpence per pall a skilled laborer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Egypt
Meals Served By Electricity Modern Restaurants In United State Have No Waiters
In a futuristic dining concept diners choose items from a menu, drop it through a slot, and food travels via electric conveyance from the kitchen. A waiter is replaced by stationary controls and motorized delivery, with payment at the table after the meal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United State
United States
World Ten Big Ben Clock Stopped by Soot in Borneo
A British North Borneo story reports Big Ben like chimes heard 852 miles away but the clock’s machinery is clogged with soot and rust. Workers labored days to remove thirty pounds of refuse, while an English observer in Bern confirms the clock’s stillness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
British North Borneo
Big Ten
Wotien
Ward
Bern
Japanese Child Suicide Increase Revealed by Bureau
A government report shows a decade rise in child suicides in Japan with 2,316 children taking their lives and 43 cases in the latest year cited, highlighting a growing tragedy and the need for prevention measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Pageholo J Reat
Department of Dy Vcation
Childern
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