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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 24, 1918
Page
7
A fragmentary letter describes a back pain case from a patient named Annie and a husband in Toronto Ontario. It references a remedy called Aparie and mentions weeks of suffering with varying relief. The text contains many garbled phrases and obscure details, but centers on a medical wish to treat chronic back pain.
Foster and his companion Pete push west along the main road toward Hexham and Carlisle, avoiding police and Graham. They plan to stay on the military road toward the North Tyne while pondering Daly, Lawrence, and Featherstone as they seek safe shelter and answers.
An unclear transcript describes a high tension pursuit as figures flee toward a river, a car edging along a roadside, and a tense section where riders discuss next moves and safety. The scene shifts to a grim, shadowed road with a distant engine, then stops as darkness falls and the car resumes.
A fragment discusses how a devil fish changes color when frightened or excited. It explains pigment shifts in skin tissue and muscular nerves, comparing the effect to blushing. The text speculates on how a bold temperament might influence color in the animal.
War priorities board declares gold mining an essential industry with Treasury backing full support to secure materials for production. Platinum prices rise to ten dollars and gold price may follow, while new guns drum up demand for silk bags as alternative military supplies. A blood drop containing about one million red cells is noted in a tangential medical fragment.
The piece surveys home economy tips amid food strain, praising waste reduction and potato bread methods. It notes women sharing chores in a New Brunswick community house keeping project, with spouses collaborating on farm tasks and domestic duties to ease harvest season strain.
Fragmentary notes describe passenger pigeons as distinct from carrier pigeons with long European preservation, claiming the last surviving passenger pigeon cage carried a card noting a 10 year peace period and direct trade with Great Britain is prohibited. It references Liverpool and Cincinnati and a general’s resolution.
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