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A playful verse about a cheerful maiden enjoying a social day and wedding mood. She remains the center of attention, finding happiness in every gathering and the notion of a sensible wedding present is noted.
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Newspaper
Acton Free Press
Location
Acton, Ontario, Canada
Date
Sep 16, 1897
Page
4
A playful verse about a cheerful maiden enjoying a social day and wedding mood. She remains the center of attention, finding happiness in every gathering and the notion of a sensible wedding present is noted.
An incident in London involved Sir Andrew Clark on a tall building when a quiet man threatened to throw him off. Clark defused the moment with wit, then descended to the street where the man was taken into custody.
Dr Davis reports in the Bellavae Hospital alcohol wards that 95 percent of delirium tremens visual hallucinations are snakes or worms. In sixteen cases examined using an ophthalmoscope, retinal blood vessels were abnormally dark and congested, appearing to twist like snakes in the field of vision.
A letter from Mr. PB Kilbride, Postmaster of Inverman P E L Canada, testifies to a dramatic cure after using Paine's Celery Compound. He states he has not been sick for over three years, sleeps well, eats normally, and credits the medicine with saving him from insanity. He mentions receiving 250 letters of thanks from readers across Canada and the United States.
A fragmented clipping cites Holloway's Corn Cure as a recommended remedy with testimonials. It also mentions currency in circulation at one billion dollars and a patient report from Sunderland praising Dr. Thomas Electric Oil for curing pilosa and quinny and claiming long lasting relief.
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