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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 10, 1903
Page
7
The Herald reports on Jupiter’s strong pull shaping comet paths and delaying appearances. Lexell traced Comet 1770’s altered orbit to Jupiter, while Halley’s Comet showed delays tied to planetary gravity, with later predictions awaiting the next visit.
Composer Mise Maude Valerie White recalls anecdotes from her career about misprints in song proofs and a concert programme mishap. The piece weaves memories of Sir Walter Scott, a Selkirk anecdote, and a quip on fame as she reflects on marriages and concert life.
Five inmates in Lamette County jail sign a note thanking the county for kind treatment and good meals. The message appears amid a jumble of words but conveys appreciation for humane care and orderly confinement. A separate line notes a remedy to remove ink spots from the page using camel hair brush and exotic acid solution.
A historical note says the monument for Victor Emmanuel I rose from a $460,000 initial sum to about $9,000,000 with government adding $1,600,000. The aim is to make the memorial in Italy the most beautiful and costly modern testament.
OCR reads as a fragmented early 20th century patent medicine pitch. It touts remedies for grevious pain and liver and kidney complaints. The text claims widespread customer endorsements and urges readers to take the unnamed remedy to cleanse the system.
Public health guidance warns against consuming raw foods and unpasteurized milk during illness outbreaks. Officials urge thorough washing of fruits and vegetables, boiling water for disinfection, and proper disposal of waste from typhoid cases to prevent further spread.
The text notes Sir Francis Wingate, the Sirdar, presenting a lioness and no young giraffes to Dublin Zoological Society, with Wendham set to accept a baronetcy. mentions Mr John Hill, a retired bookseller aged over 100, who died on August 11, claiming to be the Oldest Oddfellow since 1823.
A fragment notes common salt may help with a bad cold by soothing the throat and easing nasal passages. It claims ten people have used it successfully, though details and context are unclear.
The Ottawa notice recalls Geo H Kent of 408 Gilmour St who was believed dying of Bright's disease. After wife saw an ad for Dodd's Kidney Pills he recovered after four boxes, with many reporting cures. The item also notes leap years and future calendar quirks.
A collage of medical claims and product pitches appears, touting Minards Liniment for burns and aches, Dr Thomas selectright relief, Lever's Dry Soap for dishwashing, and liver pills. Letters praise liniment's quick relief and arm recovery, while unrelated notes discuss colonial possessions and household tips.
The wheat market shows volatility with weather disruptions delaying western harvests and affecting prices. European weather remains unfavourable, while North American crops face rain delays. global stocks and exports shift as English and Argentine shipments adjust. Market data include086 prices for futures, and visible supply changes per Br Street's figures.
A plan announced to erect a 0 foot high tower at the Central Station in New York City, touted as the highest structure in the world. The feature story notes curious barter offerings including a Siberian convict exhibit and a bone-carved Chesaboard, highlighting sensational curiosities of the Cear last Barter.
Advertorial claims Dr Chase's Ointment heals all forms of itching skin from pimples to eczema. Testimonials from G W McConnell of Aurora Ontario praise the remedy, noting long eczema battles and a cure. Box price is 60 cents with Dr A W Chase signature on each box to guard against imitations.
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