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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 03, 1925
Page
3
Daree son of Kazan, a cos and fray Wolf, wanders from home aged three weeks. He battles a wood partridge, scares off a rival, survives hunger, and learns hard lessons about survival and belonging in the forest.
A letter from Mrs Ha ret est 00 of Toronto praises Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Liver Pills for restoring health during confinement and easing aches and pains. The author notes multiple women share similar results and encourages fair trial. The piece highlights the era's belief in patent medicines and maternal health.
In a northern wild, Pierrot the hunter and his Cree wife Wyola’s daughter Nepeese plan a hunt after smallpox killed his wife. A young wolf marks the scene as Pierrot hands Nepeese a rifle to shoot. Nepeese steadies the trigger, preparing a fatal shot.
In a tense forest moment a Wialuw tiger der leads to a gun report as Bares is struck and knocked aside. The dog rises, pain driving a wild yelp while Pierrot and Nepgese emerge from behind balsams. The Widow, eyes proud, coolly admires her shot before a foxlike chuckle fades. The scene ends with eerie tension as the chase continues.
A survey of global coffee customs notes each country’s unique method. French and Swiss preferences align on strong black brews while Turkish style uses fresh grounds in small sips. Austria adds milk and whipped cream, Brazil Chile and Paraguay favor black coffee, and other regions mix local traditions and equipment.
On a Midwest university campus a student named Hanson is honored for his steadfast fidelity. He stayed with scrubs to help the varsity then went to France to fight. He volunteered for scouting and never returned, his monument recalling a man who refused to quit.
A recent industry harvest gathers seaweed from October to March. Laborers sort, collect, and clean the seaweed for wholesale milliners who trim hats. The weed is treated with glycerine and waterproof dyes in artesian well water to maintain color and quality before sale.
The passage notes widespread health ignorance among heathen Chinese doctors and high child mortality, with half of children dying before age ten. It mentions blindness from pink eye, fleas, mosquitoes, ice and rats spreading disease, and new swimming pools being built in New York palatial apartments.
A Montreal Herald description notes a generous Serban inn meal where diners at four 40 cent meals receive four tongue pieces ham sausage sardine veal egg beef salmon croquette veal loaf potato meat salad radishes pickles butter plus a separate plate served to each guest by a waiter. The account contrasts dining at leading hotels with a notable feast.
Sir Thomas Lipton said a key to success is fitting a customer’s order exactly as given, noting a tradesman can err. A florist recounted a young man who chose roses by age, ordering two dozen red blooms with an extra half-dozen for a betrothal, but the engagement later ended.
The piece notes Michael Fart as a pioneer of experimental philosophy with a seven zinc and seven paper piece galvanic setup at the Royal Institution. It cites a device for a novel "vustog" built from ginger beer bottles and mentions Dr Thomas's Electric Oil for humans and horses. It also reports peat blanket finds near Skara Sweden preserving for 3090 years and British Museum fragments of earlier cloth.
A historical fragment notes a simple earache relief method using a few drops on medicated cotton placed in the ear. The passage credits Dr. Thomga as offering a remedy from Eclectric OM. The text reflects a period medical tip for easing ear pain.
A young Paris surgeon rented an apparatus named epia cope to let medical students observe fetal operations remotely. The device uses lights and mirrors to enlarge the procedure and a loud speaker transmits the surgeon’s commentary without disturbing the operation itself.
A nationwide canvass of all interests concerned with motoring safety is being conducted by the American Automobile Association Washington to develop a code of motoring conduct. The aim is to establish an honor system on roads and appoint a national committee to refine and enforce the code across motorists and highway users.
Mothers stock a box of Baby Own Tablets to guard against summer illnesses. The medicine claims to prevent cholera infantum and diarrhea in infants, guaranteeing safety even for newborns and aiding digestion. Sold for 25 cents a box by Dr WH Ham's Medicine Co, Heorkville, Ont.
X rays examine opened oysters to locate pearls. Oysters lacking pearls are returned to beds unopened, in hopes they will produce pearls later.
Icelanders near geysers four miles from Reykjavik have long used hot water for laundry. Now townspeople plan to pipe the heat into houses to warm the entire town in an approved style, at nature’s expense.
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