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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 27, 1904
Page
5
Macgregor at USI5 announces Maul service to all Brookdale branch points on Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays at 11 in sane days with rapid timing and broad coverage for local residents.
Old instruction advises soaking corn in warm water to soften without drawing blood, then applying Champ’s Pain Balm twice daily with vigorous rubbing for three days. A corn plaster is worn for several days to protect the sore, with mentions of preventing shoe irritation and related lameness.
Rev Mr and Mrs Chisholm of MacGregor gave a social and intellectual program in Burnside last Tuesday evening. Mrs Chisholm sang with great effect while Mr Chisholm spoke on A holiday trip to Europe. A hearty vote of thanks and communion followed, and Rev F McRae delivered John 1714 themed sermon. Nearby, Burnside reports consider shortages, threshing outfits, and local dairy prices alongside Chamberlain's Cough Remedy advice.
The Morton and Pearson buy elevator stock in single rand lots while Frank Burton collects items. Hampden Street Children’s Day totalled £10 25 for school enterprise. Jas Irwin Beaver Crock buys Bartley farm. KH McLeod plans new store addition this week. Walker’s sale draws many attendees. An advertisement touts Catarrhozone as a nasal throat lung remedy claiming quick, lasting relief from catarrh and related illnesses, priced at £1.00 for two months.
Mr J C Chapais assistant dai commissioner asserts farmers lack knowledge on milk value. He cites an anecdote from Lakes St John District where inspectors noted farmers misunderstand that higher yielding cows are more valuable.
A chaotic ad list highlights fall stock at the People's store, Fryer studio prompts portraits, and low prices on gloves,coefficients, shoes, mitts and pipes. Campbell and Holme's feature discounts, while a moral tale about a pipe joins the mix, urging readers to act before month end.
London reports the Russian reply to protest notes on the North Sea incident, stating regret and promise of full compensation once details are received. Ambassador Benkendorf met Lansdowne and Balfour. a defense committee meeting included Prince Louis of Battenberg and Lord Selborne. The British demands include apology, punishment of the guilty, and adequate assurances.
Dyspepsia described as stomach distress with nausea and fear of eating. An ad cites S. D. Huntingdon of Hamilton noting acute symptoms once felt like heart disease. Claims Ferrozone cures dyspepsia, enabling normal appetite, with a 50c price at Campbell's ad.
A fragmentary ad describes Dr Hamiltons Pills as a remedy for griping pains headaches and biliousness. It touts effectiveness for tiredness and general discomfort and mentions Min drake and Butteraut ingredients.
The call for bids invites tenders for the Winnipeg Post Office building construction. Bids must be received by November 18, 1994, with full specifications and forms available from the Department and the architectural firm Pearson and Over, Architects, Winnipeg. The lowest or any bid may not be accepted as per official tender rules.
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