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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Nov 09, 1922
Page
2
An entry recalls a family at Canada Ranch during a scarlet fever scare after a trip to Carson City. The narrator details illness in the household, quarantine measures, and care by Mrs Tinghat and Miss Ball, with Sunny's immunity and hospital questions amid a tense, domestic scene.
The letter from Mr A D MacKinnon of Kirkwood Inverness county endorses Dr Chase's Kidney Liver Pills for kidney and liver derangements. It claims relief from backaches headaches and early signs of Bright's disease with one pill daily at 25 cents a box. Available through Edmoncon Bates Co Limited Toronto.
The fragmentary diary style notes recount long hospital stay recollections by Don Livingstone and Sunny Bingham. They describe letters, private postal exchanges, and the care of patients including a society woman and a nurse’s anecdotes. Strong personal names and places appear amid reminiscence.
A fragmented diary style piece recounts nurses blamed for delays in patient care and a nosy hospital atmosphere. The narrative threads through anecdotes about a nurse distracting patients, a delirious patient quoting poetry, and tense hospital dynamics with visiting doctors and staff. It also touches on religious figures and a jab at a wedding, then veers into an advertisement about asthma relief with dubious claims and a promise of low cost.
A British scientist notes Germany’s large scale nitrogen output aims to curb imports and fuel munitions and fertilizers, threatening postwar provisions. Dr J A Marker cites internal capacity to produce about 200 000 tons yearly, underscoring potential dependence on home production and treaty compliance.
An odd composite item listing various remedies and patent cures for throat and respiratory issues. Mentions Catarchozone and Millers Worm Powders among unclear claims. Includes scattered financial and stock sale notes, plus miscellaneous snippets without a coherent single event. The readable parts center on advertised remedies and medical claims.
A reader recounts long suffering from inflammatory rheumatism and rheumatic fever. The testimonial claims Melville Collinson improved after taking seven bottles and urges others to obtain Dr. Pierce's Anuric Tablets from Bridgeburg Ontario for trial. The ad promotes kidney stimulation as a cure.
A fragmented report notes a first person cremation in the United States with a posthumous request for wrapping remains in 320 sands and burning until consumed. The text mentions a person born in Estmeststown and a solemn command for burial or cremation rituals.
Reports from the Provincial Department of Agriculture indicate Saskatchewan butter direct from Canadian creameries under government grade certificates is finding favorable reception in London and British markets. The province touts 40 creameries with related processing capacity and space, highlighting efforts to position Saskatchewan as a premier dairy province.
A Morenn Company matter caused a dispute over delivery of papers to J P Morgan. Only a Black porter named Rastus could reach Morgen's offices and he insisted he was the son of J P Morgan. Morgen doubted the claim as the man challenged the messenger’s identity with a racial slur.
Fragmented lines mention Smyrna Indianape Minare’s Liniment Fer D and a World War motif with references to debt and relief, but the garbled text lacks coherent facts or names to establish a clear news item or event.
A new edition titled Eastern Canada has been printed by Depard Cete oration. It provides updated information on the vices of Canada and related matters for readers seeking current regional insights.
An old advertisement extols California Fig Syrup as a reliable remedy for feverish, listless children. It claims a teaspoonful clears bowels, with quick improvement visible in hours. Mothers reportedly trust the bottle’s directions for babies and kids.
A fragmented notice promotes Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a remedy for nervous weakness and digestive troubles in women. It asserts safety for all ages and claims decades of use, urging readers to try the product for health concerns mentioned in Cobourg Ontario.
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