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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Nov 10, 1899
Page
5
An imperfect OCR fragment from The MacGregor Herald presents a rambling overheard dialogue and ad-like phrases. The garbled material mentions heat, chemical effects, a public hall event, and a state colonel, but lacks coherent narrative or clear events.
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A reader describes trying a Samaria Prescription pamphlet and medicine for a bust, noting fear and unease, then recounts sending a box labeled This side up with care. The tale includes misdelivered, broken contents and a marketing line about a minister Samaria Lotion claiming to cure distemper.
A fragmented, satirical collage covers dubious cures and bizarre remedies, a London writer’s anecdote about a doctor prescribing potions, mentions of arsenic and nitroglycerin, and a confused tale of Mr Crockett from The St James Gazette. It also recalls a dream inspired check and a grandmother’s fairy tale about a speaking woman.
A garbled account mentions racing figures and bets with names like Lecon Tomas Beittor and Thectom Kelly. It references prices around $11,000 and odds such as 204% and 29814, plus stray notes about horses, drivers, and a stray postal scene. The fragmentary text blends racing chatter with personal anecdotes and weathered notes about illness and shopping.
A fragmented ad style note touts Wonard Liniment as a diphtheria cure with testimonials. The piece mentions Union Mines resident Bennie and a Grifiths remedy claim. It references travelers and seasonal changes and includes stray quotations about trees and destinations.
A fragmented notice touts a blood cleansing remedy from Melissa Burke of Grind Stone Magdalen Islands P Q. It mentions healing old sores by purifying blood and hints at a local tonic marketed for internal use.
A scholar steeped in study storms from his room in a foul mood after failing to solve a problem. He encounters a barber and friends on the street, mishearing prompts as insults and ends up in a street altercation with Jones, leading to police involvement.
A Fredericton reader credits Minard's Honey Balm with long lasting relief after seven years of bronchial trouble and hoarseness. The letter mentions personal improvement and endorses the remedy for persistent throat and lung issues.
A fragment from a New York World item mocks overworked workers and lauds Parmelee's Vegetable Pills as a remedy for disordered liver and stomach, linking illness to exhaustion and nerve strain while noting the public fascination with suitability for employment.
Fragmented excerpt shows a Brooklyn elegy interwoven with ad-like prose on quinine wine as a remedy. It cites New York papers, public figures, and a contrast between nervous despair and serene control, hinting at medical and editorial tones of the era. The text blends poetry, medical claims, and newspaper dialogue.
Fragmentary health note warns about typhoid fever and drinking water quality. Mentions taste and choice factors, with a dated phrasing reflecting old journal style. Contains erratic wording and possible editorial aside about a man down and dangerous elge.
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