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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 24, 1917
Page
7
An 18th century anecdote recalls Richard Brinsley Sheridan as a sharp jokester. During a long speech he pauses for water and suddenly calls for a point of order provoking laughter and lingering confusion among the assembly.
A probate dispute centers on a will where a deceased offered substantial legacies but altered testamentary provisions after engaging in wartime work in Malta. The jury rejected claims of insanity tied to marriage views and the court noted concerns over health and habits affecting the decedent’s decisions and character.
Fragmentary note describes attempting to apply a Scotland Yard style method to influence or deceive others. Language is garbled with unclear actions and names. no clear event or outcome is evident.
An advert from WJ Wilson in Carp Ontario touts Baby's Own Tablets for ten years of use and claims the product helps with childhood ailments and delicate infants. The testimonial asserts a baby boy improved and urges continued use for children's health.
The article explains that milk turns sour when exposed to air and microbes and that keeping milk at low temperatures slows spoilage. It notes boiling milk changes sugars to prevent microbial feeding, but warns against boiling milk routinely as it can reduce nutritional quality.
Canada opens depots for forestry positions as recruitment centers expand. The notice seeks hundreds of foresters, with eligibility including factors like height requirements and suitability for assignment to different units.
An advertisement touts Freezone for corns and calluses claiming instant relief and easy removal with a few drops on the affected area. It markets a painless cure and nearby drugstore availability, referencing testimonials and generalized health claims.
Report describes workers in a Krupp plant in May 1916, with mostly male laborers on day and night shifts earning five French francs daily. Women workers face lower pay, while production remains high with seven howitzers and vast shell output. The piece also mentions a conversation about a daughter studying music.
A Philadelphia Record editorial notes that democracy battles autocracy, arguing autocratic rule in Russia has collapsed and Germany may soon fail. The piece frames the struggle as a war between government by the people and imperialism, suggesting democratic systems will endure against autocratic power.
A .12th century prophecy attributed to Saint Malachy claims the war will end on August 28. The note, unearthed by the director of Como’s Civil Museum and cited by the Peut Journal, forecasts Germany crushed by Malians and recalls ominous imagery of a ferocious beast.
A Marysville woman details relief from monthly cramps after trying Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She reports prior doctor treatment for indigestion and fatty trouble, credits the remedy with restoring health and vigor, and urges others to use the product.
A fragmentary item extols women’s duties and coal work, praising Dr Pierce’s Favorite Remedy for backache and nervous exhaustion. It references Canadian women and a Catholic toast, with promotional remarks about a medicine made from herbs and alcohol free.
Descriptive passage on marching Russian troops singing in streets with rhythmic steps and tall overcoats. Vivid details describe the air filled with strong bass songs, synchronized arm swings, and the imposing presence of soldiers moving in unison reflecting a sense of strength and tradition.
The Land Settlement Act is prepared to offer veterans a free grant of Downnton land with a loan option of 1300 to 1500 dollars. The measure aims to aid settling soldiers, with provisions for advance funds and related housing steps.
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