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Newspaper
Acton Free Press
Location
Acton, Ontario, Canada
Date
Feb 06, 1913
Page
4
Fragmentary text cites Dr EL Moore, a South Dakota expert, describing a form and its treatment. The passage references a medical context with named individual and regional affiliation, suggesting clinical or experimental discussion.
An old agricultural note outlines treatments for sheep health focusing on tobacco and sulphur dips, gasoline as a preventive remedy, and manual care for maggots. Advice covers mixing ratios, practical application, and warnings about neglect during busy farming periods. It also mentions pine tar use and tagging young lambs to prevent infestation.
An advertisement touts Bantock Blood Hitters as a cure all for skin ailments claiming bad blood causes many conditions. It includes testimonials from Mrs. Valin Mitchell of Guelph and discusses other remedies like Parmeloe’s Vegetable Pills and generic tonics.
An old catalog style notice touts Milburn's Laxe Liver Pills claiming to cure catarrh of the stomach and related ailments. It cites a testimonial from a Mr Hichual Miller and lists prices and purchase methods, noting 25 cents per vial or six for $1.00 with direct mail orders from The T Milburn Co. Limited in Yoronta Ont.
A garbled piece discusses virtue, self-control, and moral formation via restraint and discipline. It references an actress and Miller Powder ideals, contrasts rugged mountain life with cultivated temperaments, and argues character shapes destiny through struggle and perseverance.
A garbled advertisement extols Kellogg Authina Remedy claiming thousands of letters prove its curing powers. It touts prospects from incipient to chronic cases and urges readers to abandon weak preparations in favor of the remedy sold widely.
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