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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Nov 11, 1909
Page
3
A garbled wartime style montage describes a derailment near Kasias Argan with a damaged car and attempts to repair the track, plus stray quotes about poverty, bladder pills, and a suffragette flirtation. The text includes brief lines about a cook shortage and a boy shooting neighbor cats, reflecting a collage of clipped newspaper bits.
A reminiscence recalls Munsey as manager hiring a private secretary. A strange half hour unfolds when Munsey wonders about a visitor identified as Spookir Reed. The secretary clarifies Dr. Hall’s death years earlier, prompting the secretary to question the visitor’s true identity.
A tonic for indigestion and dyspepsia claims long lasting relief by aiding the stomach to digest food properly. It touts Williams Pink Pills as a cure for stomach trouble, headaches, and nerve issues, with testimonials and mail order availability from Brockville Ontario.
Canadian born actor Acton Bond rose from Toronto roots to major London stages. He trained with private tutors, joined notable companies, and acted under Henry Irving and in productions like Richelieu and Louis XI. Bond later became a leader in the British Empire Shakespeare Society and wrote plays while guiding dramatic readings. In contrast, Dr. Michell from Toronto joined Shackleton’s expedition as a surgeon, describing ice pressure during the Nimrod voyage and the challenges of Antarctic exploration.
Within a century four transcontinental railways would be built in the Dominion signaling Western Canada’s progress. In recent years outsiders have seized Western opportunities, driven by harvest and mine gains, spurring a flood of money into regional enterprises and confidence in the region’s potential.
Fragmentary lines discuss reciprocity and publicity in international relations. Mentions papers and American readers realizing a need for an international court and a wholesome public response. The text is garbled but centers on public discourse and international law concepts.
A garbled excerpt references a joke font joke and a character named mutters George. It mentions a joke line about a pill for all seasons and a sergeant asking for a motion of a person who ran over someone with a fur coat and goggles. The text blends humor with stray dialogue and unclear attribution.
A Toronto mother shares how Zam-Buk healed her baby's facial eruption after other remedies failed. She praises Zam-Buk as nature’s healing balm for pimples, eczema, ringworm, wounds, and skin injuries, and notes it protects children from worm-related convulsions.
A historical sketch recalls Fort Whoop-Up in Alberta as a once thriving and lawless whisky trading center. It notes traders with Cree and Assin populations, the fort’s gun mount, Dan Healy’s presence, and the building’s decay after prolonged floods and extraordinary rains ended its era.
The Cement Company's president holds a high public profile reflecting long-standing influence in Canadian finance. He blends banking ties with energetic promotion, tracing a path from Dalhousie editor to Halifax lawyer, then Dominion Coal Co. figure, shaping Nova Scotia industry through a storied career. Born fifty one years ago near Hebron, Yarmouth, he stands at the threshold of broader ventures both at home and abroad.
A druggist reports obtaining imitation Minard's Liniment from a Toronto house at a very low price. The counterfeit product is described as the poorest of the lot. Authorities advise asking for Minard's to avoid fakes and ensure genuine quality.
Fragmentary text shows Stormington proposing the Washington Star as a favored source for opinions or supervision. The note mentions supe and aki, indicating unclear references to a supervisor or supervisor candidate. No clear event or outcome is established.
Net receipts for seven months reach 107 067 with 379 698 from operating returns and 75 168 from ore royalties. July gross 146 111, expenditure 75 587, net 90 557. Freight 16 733, passenger 55 116. July mileage 250 0 freight, 75 575 passenger. sleeper 33 107. Cochrane reports strongest July business among stations amid tariff disputes and market talk of price rises.
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