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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 02, 1907
Page
7
Herbal remedies and medicines advertised amid wartime chatter
An eclectic page shows old medical advertisements praising pills, liniments, and tonics for various ailments. It mentions Boots or Brockville suppliers, warns for safety, and cites testimonials from users like Charles Whooten. The text blends product pitches with notes on illnesses and a brief mention of a theatre program.
Diverse agricultural notes and panther hunting report
An article discusses crop rotation to protect soil and boost yields, favoring varied crops over continuous wheat. It also covers John O South's week in Comox trapping panthers near Campbell River, with multiple pelts and dog-assisted hunts. A note on marriage reforms in Victoria and the push for stricter regulations follows, highlighting local officials’ responses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vancouver
John O
Comox
Aehime
Record of Senator Josiah Wood and Canadian industry
The article notes Senator Josiah Wood of New Brunswick linked with the Record Foundry and Machine Co of Moncton and Montreal, a leading Canadian stove maker since 1865 with brands Admiral and Penn Esther furnaces known across the country. It mentions broader topics on shipyard strikes, imperial council figures, and global remarks, including Babylon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josiah Wood
Record Foundry
New Bruwick
Canada
Record Foundry and Machine Cor
Moncton
Montreal
Mrd
On & Very
Dominion of Canada
Vancouver
Admiral
Penn Esther
Atlantic
Pac
Musical Tyrants and Spleens in a 19th Century Pageant
A fragmented newspaper sketch describes a hostess staging a lavish party with multiple musical acts, a prima donna refusing a low-fee vaudeville role, and the hostess arranging exotic entertainers. It shifts to a discussion of the spleen, its historical beliefs, a vivid specimen, and notes on how meals affect spleen size and temperament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abe
Khomtess
Canis
Sal
Melinda Had to Go
A governor from the Carolinas moves to the capital with his wife who has never seen steam or rail. She refuses to accompany him, prompting a telegram from his brother that she fears the engine. The governor replies with a decisive command about Melinda's travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melinda
Carolinas
Miss Mabel Love in Little Red Riding Hood recall
Fragmentary note recalls Miss Mabel Love as Red Riding Hood in Dublin years ago. A stage moment turns playful when a shout from the audience reveals it is not her grandmother. The anxious scene ends with relief and laughter as the cast responds to the surprise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Love
Dublin
Retet Shock at Theatre Royal Dublin Cliff Note
A fragment recalls Deputy stage manager Linder at Theatre Royal Dublin once hated wearing a wig. He exposed a bald scalp after the wig came off and quipped about his hair loss. The manager Mrs Harris could only respond with astonishment at his remark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theatre Royal
Dublin
Linder
The Utilitarian Age Pictures a Nation’s Aesthetic Loss
A critic argues the rise of utilitarian planning threatens beauty, predicting a depreciating landscape as a monotonous line of imposing telephone posts replaces charming scenery and civic pride. The piece contends practical needs often sacrifice art and nature in urban progress.
Merely Obliging. Magistrate Questions Young Fan
A judge questions a man about injuring a young fan who reportedly told him she did not want to see him again. The man answers that she had expressed the same wish previously.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acens
Signals of Distress From Kidney Trouble
Headache backache swollen hands and feet and constant urge to urinate pain through hips and joints signal possible kidney trouble. The text warns these are nature's calls for help indicating kidney problems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nature
Budget Debates and Health Pills Stir London Discussion
A London debate centers on a new health pill concept said to act quickly in the digestive system amid talk of emigration costs linked to Woolwich arsenal unemployment. Laborites react angrily to the budget postponement and the shelving of the old age pension scheme.
Doctored Medicines Promoted by Toronto Firm
Dr TA Slocum advertises patent medicines claiming to strengthen the throat and lungs and build overall vigor. Sold at druggists for 1 dollar and by the Toronto firm Limited, 179 King Street West.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TA. Slocum. Limited
King Streat West
Toronto
Gin Pills Claim Quick Cure for Kidney Trouble
An advertises gin pills as a guaranteed remedy for weakness and urinary irritation. It promises complete cure or money back and offers a bar-6 kit for $2.50 with mail order from a company in Winslow or Winnipeg.
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Iesse Hall
Pia
Minard
Charles Whooten
Port Mulgrave
Raward
Hadra
London
Sudtragett
Ty Burabeth
Robina
Ayer
Ayers
Victoria
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Timier Fae
Fener
Dines
Fabion
Morley
Eme
Barrette
Mer
Wisell
Laveen
Imperial Council
Vatican
Low
Lle
Hamburg
Vie Une
Barce Tolaked
Linimes Frvens
Cumberman'e
Alton
Babylon
Dodds
Japan
ST. Louis
Grocers
Griet Hallows Ages
Bailey
St. George’s
Arcot Johns
Aic
Baston
Woolwich Arsenal
Rule Mog CO
Winnires, Mam
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