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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 13, 1906
Page
5
A coroner's inquest into the death of George Baldwin concluded that he came to his death by accident while under the influence of liquor. The hearing focused on organ examination and the absence of an arriving officer, with the jury delivering a verdict after a brief session.
In summer months looseness of the bowels in children needs quick attention. A few doses of Chamberlain's Colera and Diarrhoea Remedy followed by castor oil cleanse the system. Rev M C Stockland of Little Falls Minn endorses it as a valuable summer remedy for children. sold by all druggists.
The fragment discusses police and wealth class perspectives in Glasgow on punishing motorists. It critiques fines as humiliating and imprisonment for car related acts as excessive, noting long sentences and public discomfort with harsh penalties. The piece reflects urban tension over moral blame and control of automotive desire.
The readable text hints at a philosophical fragment about mind and muscle, suggesting a split between intellect and labor. It mentions thinking vs toil, application of knowledge, and the importance of Elnestion as a concept, within a stanza-like, cautious modernist tone.
An Advocate column laments educated people who know but do not act. It cites a farmer’s neglect in cultivating ground, arguing failure to apply knowledge wastes opportunity in Canadian agriculture and warning that inaction prevents paying one's way in life.
The Manitoba government passes a revised Thresher Lien Act affecting farmers and threshers. It states every person who owes threshing wages is liable for wages due to employees and workmen. Workers must notify within days after threshing machine removal, or face civil remedies under the Master and Servant Act. Claims against earnings take priority over other liens. provisions cover repairs and deductions from earnings.
A traveler describes Central American practice where a native woman cools water in a wide mouthed baked clay jar by spinning it rapidly. The jar’s porous surface moistens outward as liquid is kept from dying out by centrifugal motion, producing very cool water.
Ainslie's Magazine describes the vast scale of a steamship galley and its immense provisioning. The steward cites large quantities of beef, lamb, poultry, eggs, sugar, butter, flour, ice cream, and vast cookware to feed thousands on a voyage.
Fragmentary notes describe overeating at a dinner, the unpleasant effects of rich desserts, and a skepticism about handwriting and printing practices. The speaker recalls a dinner invitation and a conversation about avoiding excessive salad and ill effects.
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