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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 05, 1907
Page
7
The fragmentary text portrays a manager confronting a phone scandal in an urban shop. A young woman receives a private call in a cabinet while a store boss scolds her for inappropriately using business hours to pursue romance. The piece hints at bigamy chatter and exasperated routine.
A garbled text block mixes social satire and letters about a male writer denying a woman’s attire. It references Genesis, a Cleveland Plain Dealer quote, Ally Sloper, and a Panama contractor anecdote about laziness among native workmen, ending with a quip about the lone lazy man.
A humorous 19th century vignette compares the Filipino family cigar to hospitality. A long bamboo post holds a communal cigar used by all ages and roles, passed to guests as a sign of welcome, with customs on accepting or declining noted amid cultural quirks and social etiquette.
Fragments show social friction between American aristocracy and European circles, with flirtations, gifts, and questions of lineage and status. Included are stray quotes from Harper's Bazaar, jokes, and advertisements about tonics and curiosities, suggesting a miscellany page with literary musings and humorous asides.
A garbled OCR fragment from 1904 blends jokes, medical claims, and notices. It mentions Parmelees Vea tonics, Minard’s Liniment endorsements, a Hottentot defeat in Southwest Africa, spavins and liniments, plus stray exchanges between spouses and clergy.
Fragmentary New York text notes Ninard's Liniment claimed to cure burns and that a partnership with Smith dissolved. It hints at disputes over a half interest in a stenographer and mentions reformation too late with money concerns. No clear dates or places available.
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