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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 01, 1914
Page
2
Fragmentary text references precalls and individuals such as Prof Ray Lamkester Youned, Cal, Suter, and Harold Waters. It discusses exiguity power, ships on the Great Lakes, and methods described as reliciant, with mentions of Lakes, plots, and general commentary.
A long-disputed case recalls the 4 year-old missing Rosa Sisson from Ta Lome, with Middleport and Winfield papers tracing a wary trail to Joe Das, a safeblowing suspect, while unrelated notices discuss bank fleets, shipping, and a Rob Roy birthplace decision.
An advertisement pitches Marine Eye Remedy products claiming relief for red weak and watery eyes. It mentions free mail sample offers from a Chicago based company and promotes eye drop tubes and kits under similar brand wording.
A stream of historic and literary fragments describes Master Humphrey's Clock by William Humphreys, with dates and places such as Marmara Castle, Nicholas Nickleby, and a 1829 brass dial clock. It recalls meetings of the Dukes with a ghost story, Kipling’s misnaming, and WWI era reverences, then shifts to swimming feats of Frank Sullivan’s modern training, and ends with anecdotes of social manners and gossip.
A fragmented discussion in a newspaper piece explores marriage strain, gender roles, and the evolving view of divorce. The text references women’s independence, societal expectations, and the impact on families, framing the court as a focal point of change.
The amendments require cold storage warehouses under the act to allocate preference to certain users for rated space. If space is claimed, noncompliant contracts are void. Violations incur penalties up to sol.
A fragmentary report recalls a London stage play from years ago titled The In cubus It London aboot or vears axe. It notes a Mr June Shroot presenting the work in America, with Toronto and other locales mentioned and audience reactions during a December performance.
A rambling excerpt discusses the leek as Wales’ national emblem with Shakespeare Caxton and Dryden alluded to. It cites figures from Welsh and English history mentioning national identity and symbolism amid a stream of varied anecdotes.
A collage of stray snippets covers letters on art by Whistler, maritime humor about steering and winds, St Lawrence exploration, worm remedies, and Japanese marriage ages. It blends anecdotes, scientific curiosities, and period observations across varied topics and voices.
A garbled notice discusses a product called Putnam's Corn Extractor and references unrelated legal and personal lines. The readable text mentions a pure vegetable position and a disjointed exchange about paying envelopes, a house issue, and a counter notice.
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