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Newspaper

Macgregor Herald

Location

Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Oct 17, 1918

Page

7

Foster Reviews Letters in Distant Hostelry Mystery

Foster sits with three pale strangers in a dim inn and reads letters from Graham's office. He discovers a torn coupon and a check for a thousand dollars tied to stolen securities, weighing whether to expose Carmen and risk angering others in the plot. The tension grows as he tries to stay awake amid fatigue and unseen watchers.

Graham Gralian Foster Daly Pany England Canada Percival Carmen Holton Moppel

Fragmentary Courtroom Drift Sparks Quiet Tension

A garbled fragment shows characters debating a plan as voices rise and a visitor moves through a hotel corridor. Hidden tensions surface when a chest of drawers is jammed and a door lock fails, prompting a cautious exit and shifting suspicions.

Luscious Oranges Cast Before Swine In Jamaica Oil Trade

The article details Jamaica's orange oil industry where ripe fruit is pressed on hillside groves. Workers extract oil by rolling branches against shells, while pigs eat most remaining fruit. Adulterated oil is used in perfumes soaps flavors and biscuits, especially wafer biscuits with ices and drinks.

Tropics Earth Jamaica Messina Sicily Fulton

Unclear fragmentary text from a 19th century note mentions garments and war department context

A partial, scrambled OCR piece references breeches and lion suits with other garments. It hints at wartime department handling and a period during the month but the text is fragmentary and lacks coherent events or entities.

War Department

Gloomy Inheritance Toll For Mrs de Mes Gle

Mrs de Mes Gle faces a tangled tale of money traced through family hands. Her husband borrowed from her uncle, who won it in a poker game from her brother, to whom she had loaned it after her mother took it from her father’s pocket and gave it as a birthday gift.

Mesgle Blaze

Dr Hamilton's Pills Promised Cure for Kidney Back Ache

Advertisment urges immediate relief from backache by treating diseased kidneys with Dr Hamilton's Pills. Claims quick, guaranteed cure through kidney strengthening as the key to alleviating back pain and restoring health.

Dr. Hamilton Aldsey

Tunnel Will Yet Join France and Great Britain

Sir Arthur, head of the British tunnel committee, urged in London the strategic value of a submarine or land tunnel under the Channel to connect Britain with France. He argued postwar expansion could extend routes to Constantinople, Calcutta, and Beijing, framing the tunnel as a forward-looking project linking Allied nations and shaping future peace and trade. He cited wartime considerations, costs, and the need for Allied cooperation, noting American interest and potential roles for engineers and labor.

Arthur Charman Rouse of Commons London British Isles France Constantinople Yale Review Francis Vinton Greene Troy Neepsvon de Hite Iphdees Noddey Tees Frost Bis Rampha Britain Iuneral Greece A Reaive ublic_ opinion Commons House Paris Favorel Greene Thars Ik United States Great Britain Belgium Channel America China India Spain Russia

Flag of Westminster Mirrors American Flag History

George Richer, head of the flag department at the Houses of Parliament, recalls an old American flag stored since 1880 that decayed beyond repair due to camphor damage. A new flag measuring 24 by 12 feet was ordered and prepared to be raised again on Lady Day, 1917, at Batish Gate.

Westminster England George Richer Aiehard

C C Nervous When Wrens Come in the Mess

London News reports a wartime diary style scene where a CO fears managing women officers as Wrens arrive. The officer reflects on gender roles, anxiety over discipline, and the shift in control from male to female leadership within the unit as the director arrives and reshapes expectations.

Ork London News

Squish Squash Squash Fiennes on Guard Duty

Fragmentary OCR note describes guards in France and a confused exchange with phrases like squish and squash. Mentions two guards, a mysterious event, and garbled dialogue about orders and fear, ending with random references to Francisco and Argonaut.

Fiennes Peeve Ison Jokin Soeieneeoen Sthersa Oors France an_division Fransisco Argonaut

Mind Unchanged by Her Size Yet Never Changes

A compact note asserts that despite perceived growth or change, her mindset remains constant. It emphasizes consistency and inner steadiness amid external shifts or appearances.

Ingram's Milkweed Cream Advert

Young looking skin promises with Ingram's Milkweed Cream since 1885. Daily use prevents blemishes and eruptions while keeping skin toned and clean. Optional Velveda Souveraine Face Powder offers a light touch to reduce shininess and conceal minor blemishes. Portrait offers with purchase of Ingram's Toilet Aide at your druggist.

Ingram Zodenta

Mesopotamia Scenes and a Baghdad Bridge Tale

A correspondent narrates Mesopotamian scenes with a Western soldier and a Mesopotamian cleric, describing poverty and baksheesh while noting a Baghdad pontoon bridge project. The sultan plans a new bridge funded by public money, with taxes allegedly siphoned by officials and locals coerced into surrender of funds.

Partit Jerusalem Scorpions Bagdad

The Fighting Men Salute Silent Sea Conquerors

A wartime tribute honors British sailors and unseen guardians of the seas. It notes American forces await a major victory and urges remembrance of naval contributors who protect ships from France to home waters.

Germany America le Mid Paris France Les

From Cook to Court Musician Lully’s Rise in Louis XIV Era

The text traces Jean Baptiste Lully rising from obscurity to become court musician for Louis XIV. It recounts his early missteps, eventual royal support, and dominance of the court orchestra with works like Ices petite. It notes the king’s pride in Lully and a dramatic incident about program delays. Mentioned are female military nurses serving hospitals in battlefields.

Lully Nasant Holly Diddie Louis XT Lallyfien Sith Betis XIV

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