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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Nov 13, 1913
Page
2
In a tense sequence a restrained intruder enters a house via a pruning ladder and a locked corridor to reach a bedroom. Miss Jane defends herself as doors hold, a chase unfolds to the attic, and Wardrop appears central as investigators search a hidden closet behind the stairs for clues and a possible concealed treasure.
A fragmented 19th century column recalls a town meeting where politicking and manners mix, noting two resolutely decent citizens, then recounts light anecdotes from a concert, streetcar flirtation, and a witty exchange about a tragic hymn. It ends with a playful tease about a girl’s unreadable gaze and a girl’s bashful reply.
A damaged OCR medical note from 1907 describes eczema on the face scalp and hands. It mentions skin flaking drying cracking and itching with references to remedies such as Cuticura Soap and Ointment and Curissura products, plus a contact in Boston for samples.
A Commantis Nova Scotia man Mr BC David reports a year ago his girlfriend suffered severe hip pain and fatigue yet he claims gin pills and dips cured her. The tale references a Canadian company offering samples and pricing, amid a social note on domestic life and a moral about trying remedies.
A reader recounts using Grape Nuts to restore health after stomach trouble and nervous exhaustion. He credits steady strength, improved digestion, and energy for long workdays and late study. The letter claims prior illness left him unable to eat except bread and caused health decline.
A garbled excerpt mentions color women on a street and a sign on a boot. It references Mrs Brown and a moral description, with unclear details about Kent and a home scene. The text is incomplete and difficult to interpret from OCR errors.
A concise note explains a remedy to cure common livestock ailments such as temper, colds, swellings, and mange. It promises savings on trouble and hides the benefit in plain terms. The item emphasizes practical cures for cattle and horses, highlighting how owners can improve health and productivity annually.
A farmer writes that a method for diagnosing and treating sudden horse illness is vital to owners and stockraisers. The letter from Frank G Pullerton recounts his thirty eight years of experience curing stock and shares information deemed of inestimable value to horsemen and farmers alike.
A deceased scan shows Nerviline praised for saving a stallion worth at least $1,000 by treating colic and lumps. The ad praises Nerviline for reducing swelling and cough, lists dealer and company details, and shifts to other remedies and humorous snippets from Cape Fr. Desjardin.
A hunting tale recounts a boastful hunter who spots a bear on a rock and leaps to grab it. His companion jokes about liking bear meat as another hunter surprises them with a perched bear hidden by a rock. The runaway proclaims he liked bear but that one isn’t ready.
Letters from Belleville and Auburn report ten years of nervousness and organic pain relieved after trying Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Testimonies describe improved health after use and urge others to consider the remedy.
A curious scene unfolds as a passerby plans to attend a Mark Twain lecture, chatting with a barber and locals. The town buzzes with tickets, distant jokes, and a farmer’s quip about a haystack escape as the day winds down.
Keeps baby’s stomach and bowels moving regularly reducing ailments caused by digestive upset. Baby's Own Tablets are sold by dealers and by mail for 25 cents a box. Mrs. Urney of NB endorses them for two children saying they are just what children need.
In a messy report from Glasgow a man recalls retiring to bed and believing he saw a shot from his revolver. Morning inspection reveals the object was only his shirt. A reception mishap includes a line about reading health culture material and a lawyer's cryptic reply.
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