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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 24, 1907
Page
7
A person named Mr. Alfred Pleau from St. Fohm St Quebec Canada writes praising Peruna as strengthening the entire system and attributing recovery from a prolonged confinement and various illnesses to its use. He notes a serious attack of astrath and other ailments easing after taking Peruna and recommends it.
A family of blind musicians from Mulheim performed in Hamburg with a sister and two brothers as concert givers. A fourth brother, studying composition in Berlin, has works praised for similarity of affliction. A skilled soprano voice impressed, while a brother accompanied on organ from Muhibeim-an-der-Ruht. The third brother is a talented cellist.
Samuel Merwin profiles opium habits among the upper and working classes, detailing two user types: those seeking pain relief and those seeking sleep. He notes moral decline, high costs, pipe-scrapings abuse, and widespread ruin among prominent figures, with Cantonese notions of ten behavioral prohibitions linked to the habit.
A garbled compilation notes Toba Inlet Indians predicting severe winter and warnings from moon signs. It mentions locust battles in Panote and Miagao, a court suit in session, and a humorous sighting of a weather office hoax. A Washington Herald piece reflects on travel distance of writing hands.
An advertised home remedy promises to overcome rheumatic pain with a simple mixed preparation taken regularly for days. Claiming permanent relief without stomach harm, the message also notes drugstores can supply ingredients or have prescriptions prepared, while unrelated notes mention motor boats and government purchases.
John Felstean of 312 Wiles ton Avenue Toronto fell from a broken plank on a temporary scaffold suffering severe leg cuts a bruised knee and a thorough shaking. Zam-Buk balm provided quick relief and the worker reported he could continue work without missing a day. Zam-Buk claims to hasten healing for skin injuries.
A historical note claims Canada led the world in telephone invention with Brantford, Ontario cited as pivotal. It mentions the Bell Company and Canadian Independent Telephone Co expanding offices, underground lines, and plans to manufacture phones in Canada, highlighting Brantford as the so called Telephone City.
Meter and omnibus charges in London face scrutiny as analysts and officials review possible increases and reform. The goal is to curb heavy repair costs for owners while evaluating supplier and maintenance impacts on service costs and rider fares.
Lippincott's As a Rule Those who bet for gain Open some hunch Next day do not disdain. The gratis lunch Louisville Courier Journal
A jumble of unreadable quotations and stray phrases from various notes and warnings, including weather forecasts, health ads, a court request, and a comment on Central American fruit trade. The piece weaves old sayings with scattered references to storms, medicine, a witness oath, and crew changes.
The excerpt mixes admonitions on wealth and character from Maiden in Suc cess Magazine with musings on generosity, social duty, and integrity. It warns against coarse manners, lack of charity, ostentatious wealth, and exploiting others for profit, interwoven with brief, unrelated asides about a fortuneteller and a patent remedy.
Wanted a woman to do plain and light sewing at home either full time or spare time with good pay. Work sent any distance and charges paid. Send stamp for full particulars to National Manufacturing Co Montreal.
A short ad testimonials a Mrs Frank Neill of Marksville Ontario and a Mrs Williams of Brockville claim Baby's Own Tablets aid stomach and bowel troubles. The notice touts safety and success in colds and digestion and mentions mail order at 95 cents per box. The piece ends noting a British soldier recovered the Prince Imperial's body in the Zulu campaign and a Springfield, Mass death.
Cairo dispatch notes Consul-General M Iddings warns Nile setting on Aug 9% will yield a poor Nile this year. Upper Egypt lands may get no water, reducing state revenue. storage at Assouan Esneh Delta and Zible barrage mitigates impact. Extra effort needed to manage basin water.
An excerpt from the Pall Mall Gazette highlights Japan's public exams and a growing trend toward polyglot education. It mentions German and Chinese studies, allied languages like Russian, French and Spanish, and even Esperanto among modern Japanese students pursuing mercantile or learned professions.
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