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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 24, 1912
Page
6
A humorous exchange shows De Whiz grilling Giles on oiling a motor run and warning to lubricate the license number to deter dust. The report notes Southern Rhodesia produced 623 33 ounces of okt in a year.
Preparations are under way for the Thirythind Annual Convention of the Manitoba Sunday School Assoc as held in Brandon November 20 1. Delegates will travel by rail to attend with Rev W A Brown of Chicago as chief speaker. Prof L L Henry of Chicago will supervise music. fifty provincial experts includes ministers and laymen. Highlights include luncheons programs papers music street parade great choir rallies and an installation service. Full information from WH. Ind ia 62 Scott Block Winnipeg.
A patient suffered severe headaches fatigue and weight loss with reduced strength followed by a health decline. After receiving medical care health improved restoring appetite energy and overall condition. The report notes notable recovery and resumed activity.
A testimonial from Charles Donneval of Kleinburg Ontario details two years of severe headaches with poor appetite and indigestion. After using Dr Chase's Nerve Food he reports complete relief, renewed appetite and digestion, and urges others to try the product. Sold as 50c per box or two boxes for $2.50 through Edmanson Bates & Co Toronto dealers.
Judge Giles Baker, a Pennsylvania county official and cashier, faces a challenge when a stranger’s cheque is deemed insufficient proof of identification, prompting a sharp exchange about evidentiary standards before the tale hints at caution in handling funds Bear Island August 26 1903 Minard's Liniment Co Limited letters praise the product and note its market appeal after thirteen years in business
A distraught foot puller endlessly roams a bedroom car with his youngest child in arms. He laments losing self control and fears a captain would scold him for “pow” as his affliction worsens and night-waters grow. A village riverfront property query yields a river overflow joke from an estate agent. Warts are treated by Halieway’s Corn Cure. Nearby twenty eight residents of Stonham Parva in Suffolk, aged collectively 2121 years, live within a stone’s throw.
Mrs. Wilson of Toronto reports Zam-Buk healed a painful right facial sore in under a month after four years of progress and discharge. She cites others in the east city and Lethbridge using Zam-Buk with similar success for eczema piles and skin injuries, urging the balm's efficacy.
A prisoner faced trial for alleged misdeeds. The jury found the charge proven and the judge rebuked the prisoner for lying about innocence. A subsequent defendant pleaded guilty, with the judge questioning the motive and emphasizing accountability.
A weeping little girl draws sympathy from passersby until a benevolent old man steps forward. He gives a penny to ease her distress, but she scolds him with a sorrowful remark about his stinginess and mischief.
The British American Film Company of Canada shoots a dramatic inland Montreal tale on an ancient reserve. Dollard des Ormeaux and six volunteers defend a stockade against the Southtare Iroquois in 1660 using realistic battle scenes with flaming arrows and a collapsing stockade.
Frank Shuman of Philadelphia devised a solar powered steam engine in Egypt. He describes a heating apparatus of 572 sheet iron boxes facing south over 5,000 square feet to collect sun rays. The system concentrates heat to around 450 degrees Fahrenheit, enabling fuel savings in tropical climates where fuel costs exceed ten dollars per ton.
A West end cashier returns from holiday to a busy office as colleagues greet him. He shares tales of fishing golf and travel, then quietly observes a moment with Jeannie during an evening walk. The fragment blends casual banter with a note on modern footraces and ancient sport origins.
A mixed OCR excerpt recalls a teacher explaining fatigue to a child, a quip about raising children, and a 1904 convention note on French in Newfoundland. It mentions the Royal Irish Constabulary and an English footballer joking about professionalism, illustrating early 20th century humor and imperial context.
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