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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 24, 1918
Page
15
The text provides disjointed phrases about health and prescription ideas with unclear authors or sources. It lacks concrete events, dates, or identifiable organizations, making a precise newsworthy summary impossible from the readable fragments.
Foster flees through the Borders toward Hexham seeking a safe route. He passes inn, abbey, and moot hall while pursued, notes a map’s hints to reach the Garth, and debates a cross heath crossing over Spadeadam waste amid rough terrain.
A garbled account mentions a rampart and a wall, a pursued group near a high, western point, with scattered observations of a pigeon and a rising plain. The text is incomplete and challenging to reconstruct.
Instructions describe making potato bread by boiling potatoes with jackets, using fresh water, mashing while warm, dissolving yeast in lukewarm water, mixing with salt, letting rise overnight, shaping into loaves, and baking. Notes discuss potato percentage and dough stiffness.
A readable instruction fragment outlines a sugar free cake method using corn syrup, eggs, baking powder, flour, milk, and shortening. It notes beating, mixing, and baking in a moderate oven for loaf, layer, or drop cakes with optional sugar substitute and flavoring.
The Royal Air Force and reconnaissance crews intensify training and patrols as Britain prepares for a major offensive. Night bombers strike targets across German lines, disrupting roads railways dumps aerodromes and troop concentrations to hamper enemy operations and production.
Ingenious devices wake sleepers when clocks fail. A silent wrist watch with a scorched wire and wrist battery promises waking the wearer without disturbing neighbors. In battlefront use it offers a heroic remedy for sleepiness and overstepping to tap the wearer awake at a set time.
The Edmonton Bulletin reports a domestic dispute involving Mrs Gabson accusing her husband of excessive cruelty. The husband denies abuse, claiming he merely restrained her during a heated argument sparked by her monologue and an incident with gas.
Canada food board urges private households to limit personal sugar use to 13 percent per month per person with strict limits on waste and hoarding. The report notes beet and cane crops facing shortages due to war, submarines sinking cargoes, and calls for moderation to avoid extravagant consumption.
The King approves Princess Mary as colonel in chief of the Royal Scots Regiment. The unit, with a long British military history, is humorously nicknamed Pilate’s Bodyguards for its antiquity and storied tradition. Other royal colonels include Queen Victoria, Princess Patricia, and Princess Louise among various regiments.
Halifax Fisheries Association heard HL B Thomison say Canada can export substantial beef, though wartime conservation and other factors reduce domestic supply. He noted prewar feeding levels and current export capacity, with figures indicating significant shipments abroad.
American college girls perform relief work in France after battle, acting as peddlers and hucksters in devastated villages. They travel on foot selling staple produce below cost, fostering trade and reviving small shops that had vanished. The effort resembles social service with aims to rebuild village economies.
A brief exchange captures a Boston scene where a customer pins trouble on the vendor for finding a Brotatt box. The peddler acknowledges the task, noting the burden of locating the specific bread box.
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