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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 14, 1903
Page
8
A sprawling, garbled extract mixes observations on a cathedral tour and a palace envy with early modern curiosities. It references the Antimoloean Musee, Gothic domes, and a discussion of stomach chemistry and antiferments, then ambles into tea smoking in Europe and a French physician's notes from 1687.
A garbled note describes a depth measurement of 194 feet at a harbor, mentioning a product called YZ Wine Head Disinfectant Soap Powder as a home cleansing item. It oddly references a cubic foot feeding a navara a cubic foot, with unclear meaning and many errors.
A garbled OCR style summary mentions remedies and tonics like Quinine Wine, health patterns, digestion, and convalescence. It references smallpox, immunity, and a Chicago health commissioner noting no cases in revaccinated individuals for years, amid scattered phrases on medicine and disease.
A prairie column recounts a testimonial about Dodd's Kidney Pills from a patient named Habbe who claims relief after using the remedy. The piece mentions prior trials of various medicines and notes the patient’s pains ceased after completing one box, with no recurrence reported. It references long familiarity with various remedies and asserts the pills’ efficacy.
A fragment describes a pattern of dress borrowing among respectable women and a shop's plan to curb the habit. A well known firm tracks a customer nicknamed Mrs Blank and a confident clerks challenges her with a borrowed cloak. The tale notes many women mingle in society and influence dress trends, helping sustain the practice.
A garbled clipping discusses prohibited introductions to prevent pests and protect crops. It mentions ferret like animals, sugar cane protection, the flying fox or bat, and the starling as invasive species. Dialog follows about misidentification and absurdity in naming animals.
A fragmentary, quirky piece describes how various animals yield to rum, with elephants and horses notably affected. It includes stray dialogue about trouble, worry, and a doctor in a brown suit as a surreal aside, ending with an odd anatomical digression.
Miss Barbara M Stanford of Harstton Ontario recounts dramatic recovery after using Paine's Celery Compound recovering from anaemia and debility. She details improved appetite, sleep, strength and mood after multiple doctors failed, crediting the remedy and urging others to seek free medical advice from The Welle & Wiebe Co Montreal.
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