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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 04, 1900
Page
7
Exchange between Kaiser and Captain Laut-Dey unfolds as a dramatic taunt and credit scene. The Kaiser praises Laut-Dey while joking about the fort assignment and stage dialogue ending with a flamboyant exit from the play. Cleveland Plain Dealer reports the satirical exchange with brisk humor.
A Welland county landlady Mr James Upper of Allenburg tells how kidney trouble nearly ruined him. After trying many remedies he used Dr Williams Pink Pills from March 1895, illness faded, regained health, and morals improved. His wife also praises the pills for headaches dizziness and loss of appetite, noting consistent relief. The account endorses Parmelees Vegetable Pills as a recognized remedy for the overworked.
Fragmented text notes debates on the Welland Canal and related acts. References to parliamentary proceedings, amendments to the Companies Act, and calls for colonial legislature measures. Mentions Mr Mills, Mackenzie Bowell, and government positions on imperial policy and Japanese labor in British Columbia amid anti Chinese legislation.
Reports from Regina, Dominion City, Fleming and other centers on April 25 include a message to the territorial assembly seeking supply approval, bills on dentistry and bail, an elevator fire at Dominion City destroying a Waddell facility with insured loss, a Chandler livery stable blaze, election bribery convictions in Halton, a fake Mrs Potter rumor debunked in London, Strathcona Horse recruitment arrivals in Ottawa, and a Kiel naval review invitation involving the Kaiser.
The dispatches describe Gen Rundle facing Boer strength at De Wets Dorp as Brabandt and Hart push along the Basotho frontier to block retreat. Canadians near Dovkerpoort endure heavy fire near a hospital flag, with relief forces maneuvering as Brabant, Hart, and French move to outflank. Boer efforts at Thaba N'Che delay action, while liaison lines and river positions are described with cautious optimism about imminent developments.
A distorted excerpt from a New York Weekly page mixes medical tips and church memorial wishes. It references a French commander, Malta, Wexford, and Mrs De Siike, with fragmented lines on health remedies for children, constipation cures, and calls to consult doctors.
Toronto April 25 The will of Geo M Ribbon reveals an estate totaling 7,0965 executors of W W Ogilvie Montreal fled partners of the Astaria portion amounts to 62,392 half in mill and stock at Sea forth rest in real estate Oshawa April 25 The centre section of Schofield Woollen and Knitting mills at Oshawa burned loss about 25,000 to 30,000
Hale faces frailty in old age with ailments described as kidney weakness and pain. A distant mention links to a phrase about a hale tree and vague references to care or remedies. The fragment appears to be a damaged OCR snippet with unclear context.
A resident details severe kidney and urinary discomfort lasting years. After trying many remedies he found relief with Doan's Kidney Pills after three doses. He reports steady improvement and resumed normal activity, feeling like a new man.
A small, garbled note claims Minard's Linment cures diphtheria. The fragment mentions a satisfactory item and a tiny gratee perhaps indicating a praise or testimonial, but readable details are limited.
A fragmented editorial excerpt debates trust power and proposed remedies. The San Francisco Chronicle notes that while a straightforward approach may seem appealing, crafting effective laws to curb trusts proves challenging and risks unintended consequences.
An old advertisement proclaims Millard's Liniment cures distemper and other ailments. It includes testimonials from a Sydney, Yarmouth, and Bario readers claiming cures for grip, laryngitis, sciatica and rheumatism, plus a comic dialogue about wedding guests and a curious note on a bride, her mother, and a curious question about pain.
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