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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 17, 1917
Page
3
The Grand Onk Pacine Railway company, owner of a long held timber limit since 1913, has yet to act on it while running a lumber business. This year rain growers plan to mill and sell directly to landowners and suppliers. New mill plans are set with capacity for twenty mills of lumber yearly.
Reading beyond the garbled text, the piece describes trench warfare experiences with references to German cigars and rations. It notes soldiers facing danger, stealing or salvaging food and items, and mentions gear like machine guns and heavy arms during combat. The tone mirrors a dated frontline report with chaotic narration.
Wille asks about where Minard’s liniment is sold, seeking price and availability. The query hints at locating a product in the market and the potential retailer or vendor names. The item appears in a historical ad or notice context with limited readable specifics.
Report discusses how war reduces madness by stimulating intellect rather than causing breakdown. Authors note the monotony of peacetime is disrupted, and the war effort creates practical focus and renewed mental energy among soldiers and civilians.
The article compares food value and prices of beans to cheese beef and Ceef noting beans provide high protein and surpass cereals in nutrition. It explains beans’ protein content may exceed that of some meats yet remains easily digested, referencing Prof COA and a quoted remark about a cruel father.
Fragmentary notes discuss the value of French language study and the difficulty of writing and speaking. The text shows garbled phrases and missing context, making a clear report impossible.
An old advertisement promotes Baby's Own Tablets as a remedy for constipation indigestion colds fevers and other common ailments in infants and children. The text claims regulation of bowels relief from fever and ague and references a Parmelec’s Vege product and mailing sales locally.
A scrambled OCR fragment describes a disturbance near an exploding joint and a neighbor who met a bus. It mentions a person named Potter and a claim about borrowing a gun to kill Gow. Viki is referenced as a dog in the muddled transcript.
Fragmentary report mentions architectural projects, a 1936 date, and a product named SPINE. It discusses mill powders, child health, and high mortality linked to worms, claiming the preparation supports strength and battle fatigue in infants, though much text is garbled and uncertain.
Fragmentary OCR hints at a domestic intrigue involving a Mrs. Acatenseclas and Mrs. Tome with a man named Mr. Andrews-Well. The text suggests covert intellectual life or conduct within marriage and references a husband’s life in a cryptic line.
A Welland Ontario resident voices strong endorsement for Dr Pierce remedies. She cites relief from fatigue indigestion and constipation after seven bottles and recommends the Common Sense Medical Adviser and Golden Medical Discovery.
Fragmented notice reads as a distressed health advert with names and unclear references. It mentions LESMCHENEY and Co and Toledo and vague cures but contains garbled wording and no clear outcome.
The Secretary for Scotland urged that men should meet the 10 H transfer from civilian work to essential war duties, warning there is no room for spectators. He urged workers to consider soldiers and sailors risking life and limb for country and empire, stressing duty over comfort.
A fragmentaryexchange hints at a dispute over propriety and ownership prompting a modest demand. The dialogue suggests strains of past living arrangements and social expectations without detailing specifics.
Dialogue shows Mrs Dingham expressing concern about continuing rapid work for money and the doctor’s warning. Mr Dingham reassures with the prospect of future financial security enabling a calmer pace by age forty-five.
A veteran report from East Africa describes troops facing deadly fever and tropical diseases alongside enemy fire. The author notes relentless jungle hazards and formations in which soldiers endure harsh conditions, with some preferring combat losses over illness.
The readable portion mentions nationalist themes and references to officials and directors with mixed nationalities. No coherent event or outcome is evident from the fragment.
A Philadelphia Public Ledger item describes a caller and a shy maid who answers the phone. A bystander asks if she is the wife or sister of the other woman, while the maid remains coy about an upcoming appointment and a politician’s memory of an old favor.
Mrs W Conley Macdona of Ayre's Clif Que reports kidney trouble from diseased kidneys. After taking Dodd's Kidney Pills her symptoms eased, including bitter taste and fatigue during exertion.</s>
A tentative program to bore for potash in northern Alberta aims to confirm ore presence and workable depth. Officials expect a salt-bearing formation similar to known potash belts and will begin drilling to establish feasibility and reserves. A separate adage on fashion economics notes women spend dollars for appearance over comfort.
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