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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 06, 1915
Page
7
An advertisement extols Nervilise as a cure for rheumatism and joint pain. It claims deep tissue penetration and lasting comfort, comparing favorably to other remedies and promoting a large family size bottle sold by a company in Kingston, California.
A fragmented piece discusses cow milk yield factors and humane handling, followed by a kitchen table setting guide. It references dairy science, weather effects, and the Kellogg asthma remedy, then shifts to detailed dining table placement and utensil order for guests.
A garbled clip blends claims about kidney remedies from Doda's Kidney Pills with stray literary fragments and wartime anecdotes. The text mentions Nova Scotia popularity, kidney health rhetoric, a modern court tale, and a war era horse discussion, interlaced with disjointed phrases and names.
Readers praise Baby's Own Tablets and Tonics as safe medicine for infants and small children claiming relief from colds fevers stomach woes worms and other ailments. The testimonial letter touches on doctors opinions and community faith in the remedy.
A Montreal Ganette Bir article urges sleeping car passengers to respect fellow travelers with etiquette. It covers not blocking passage, limiting combined lavatory smoking rooms, not smoking in early morning, avoiding bringing suitcases into rooms, not washing clothes in rooms, no shaving or loud talking, and quick passage from rooms after use to minimize disruption.
An analysis argues current Canadian farm lending underprices money, keeps funds scarce for farm enterprises, and calls for a distinct long term financing plan to channel cheap capital to farmers and spur agricultural development. It notes banks push high rates and advocates alternate funding sources beyond existing institutions.
A housewife shares how Grape Nuts solved a daily meal dilemma. Her husband, with poor appetite and stomach trouble, improved after regular use, making meals easier and ending the repeated question about what to eat. The note ends with enthusiastic endorsement and mention of ongoing supply.
A promotional piece advocates internal bathing as a universal health booster. It argues bowel and intestinal health prevent disease, touts a booklet by Dr. Chas A Tyrell of the JRL Cascade, and urges readers to request the free pamphlet from Tyrell at Toronto to learn the method and benefits.
Agricultural note discusses adding cowpeas beans to corn silage to boost protein but warns of risks. Green or off cuts cause air pockets, leading to spoilage. pure corn should be stored separately and peas dried. Includes stray anecdotes and unrelated remarks about medical rounds and social gossip.
An explanatory note from the finance ministry discusses mobilization limits and argues that increased worker productivity by about 30 percent is insufficient to offset territory losses. The report notes significant enemy occupation and slow overall decline in enemy-held areas.
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