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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 23, 1913
Page
6
Knox reveals a missing travelling bag key to a tense house intruder plot as Wardrop and Margery confront a staged theft. Miss Fleming notes fragile clues while the nursemaid Annie Delia and Rose loom in the background amid travels, disguises, and mounting suspicions.
A twelve story Consolidated Case Company building at 62 Fifteenth Street constructing a six story addition without a ground foundation. Eight girders totaling 300 tons were moved to the site and raised to 250 feet by a derrick, then joined to the main framework with steel cables and diagonal bracing to prevent racking. The process required careful synchronization over twelve hours with no vibration reported.
Government agrees to continue expert experiments on complex tine ore processing. A Royal commission is urged while the Mines Department authorizes F. Dicolph to supervise work at the Fairview facility with $20 000 funding. remaining funds total $50 000 for the project.
A Wisconsin woman recounts years of dyspepsia and weakness before trying Grape-Nuts. She claims rapid improvement after using the cereal, noting she could rise from bed and regain strength. The piece mentions a reference to The Road to Wellville in a promotional context.
A brie correspondence reveals a letter offer and a caller's demand for a rug not desired by a lady who questions the sender's expense and unsolicited gesture. The exchange reflects a humorous tension over a rug and a request for a return.
A historical recipe extols a hedge hog as the white meat option. It details selecting a male hedgehog, stuffing with pork and potatoes, and sealing with clay before roasting over coals for two hours. The result yields tender white meat when opened.
At a Kansas City gathering of the Ast Ata organization members discussed gauging suffrage sentiment among workers and servants. A washerwoman, questioned on voting rights, deflected to her husband’s stance and admitted she did not engage in politics, illustrating mixed views among working women.
A quip reveals a prima donna’s reason for jilting a man who wished to marry her. She explains she could not decide if he loved her or only wanted to hear her sing for nothing.
A garbled OCR passage reflects an unclear scene with scattered names and numbers. It mentions a tomb, a vault, and various unreadable terms, implying a historical note or local record lost in transcription. The readable bits point to a puzzle-like relic rather than a clear narrative.
Inspectors from the dairy and cold storage branch tour the country sampling butter to enforce the Dairy Act on moisture content. Nearly one hundred Ontario samples have been taken, with all three found improper.
Report notes the grave of Richard Cherer, a five and a half year old boy, in Trinity Church yard New York City. The stone marks he died on April 8 1681 and suggests it is the oldest grave in the lot.
A fifty or hundred dollar reward is advertised for anyone who can cure catarrh with Hall's Catarrh Cure. The notice cites Cheney & Co as the trusted providers and claims success in treating the condition.
A fragmented report notes piles of newly stacked hay occupying about 500 cubic feet and predicting growth to four times that bulk in three months. It also mentions railway workers needing sleep space.
A letter from T Lavers of St John endorses Sour Mix Rds Liniment for rheumatism and sprains noting excellent results. The piece also mentions banking institutions employing staff to examine checks at the clearing house to verify signatures.
A bystander recalls a man crying out after being dragged from beneath a car, asking about a wife and lamenting the disaster as the victim lies injured. The fragment hints at a tragic incident witnessed at the scene.
A fragmented dialogue asks how to order dinner in a rural district. The speaker explains assessing money, excluding the waiter’s tip, then applying the remaining change to themselves.
A father recalls his wife telling their young son to refuse seconds with a firm line. The boy, when asked again, answers politely but persists, symbolizing a learned boundary on dessert and manners within the family.
An old advertisement touts Dr Williams Pink Pills as a cure for diseases caused by impure blood. It claims to strengthen digestion, nerves, and overall health by enriching blood, preventing conditions like indigestion and paralysis, and restoring vitality. Available from dealers or by mail at The Dr Williams Medicine Co, Brockville, Ontario.
A garbled passage describes a collapsed valley and stage repairs amid disjointed dialogue. It notes minimal foreign cable traffic and hints at emancipation discussions. The text includes fragmented interactions about skills like milking reindeer and waiting on a table.
A lively note reports heavy traffic with cars dominating the scene while pedestrians navigate crowded sidewalks. The piece highlights the imbalance between motor vehicles and foot travelers in daytime city travel.
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