Milburn's Heart and Nerve Pills Promoted Recovery
After serious sickness such as pneumonia typhoid scarlet fever diphtheria la grippe or other severe illness the nerves and heart weaken and blood thins Milburn's Heart and Nerve Pills claim to restore vital forces Mr T Barnicott of Aylmer Ontario testifies that after a grippe left him exhausted and nervous the pills rebuilt his energy strengthened his nerves and improved blood circulation suggesting they can aid after effects of grippe or other illnesses
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Milburn
Richard
Grippe
The Lord sent the hornet sermon on life annoyances
Washington dispatch reports Rev. Dr. Talmage likens small daily irritants to a hornet swarm sent by God to test patience and sharpen faith. He cites Ruth Naomi and Polycarp, argues troubles wake virtue, build endurance, and finally yield heavenly benefits. The hornet frames life’s trials as moral gymnasium duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Talmage
Leyden
Deetor
Sir William Jones
Naomi
Polycarp
Home Meal Hints for the Budget Minded Housekeeper
The article offers thrifty breakfast ideas for families facing tight budgets, suggesting options like kippered herring with fried potatoes and coffee, ham omelets, and simple kidney dishes. It emphasizes using leftovers, avoiding costly beefsteaks, and cooking routines that stretch funds while keeping meals satisfying. It provides recipes for kippered herring with country potatoes, an omelet with ham, stewed kidney, and beef round dishes with milk gravy, plus cranberry jelly, Indian pudding, and beef haricot as economical options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lords of Creation
John
Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup Teething Remedy Ad
An old advertisement touts Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup as a universal teething aid for children. It claims to ease night crying, relieve pain, cure diarrhoea, regulate the stomach, treat wind colic, soften gums, and energize the body, priced at 25 cents and sold by druggists worldwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Winslow
Great Catch of Seals Lands Fleet at St John’s
A St John’s despatch reports the Ranger with 30,000 seals and the Labrador with 20,000 seals arriving on Tuesday morning. The Algeline with 21,090 seals reached Bonavista harbour after a strong storm. Ten ships, half the fleet, are home with total catches of 923,000 seals.
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St. John’s
N Fld
Ranger
Labrador
Algerine
Bonavista
Slippers for hot weather from linen macrame cord
A how to for making summer slippers using gray linen macrame cord. Instructions cover toe chain of 11, gradual widening to 48 stitches, heel shaping to 12 stitches, seven plain rows, shell border, elastic and ribbons, and a cork sole lined with gray linen. Measurements must fit the sole and stitching hidden.
Pumpkin Pudding and Apple Pie from Selected Recipes
Pumpkin Pudding recipe stews pumpkin until tender then mixes with sugar milk butter and egg yolks and cinnamon baked in a rich crust. Apple Pie instructs quartered apples with sugar and cinnamon in a deep pie plate and a thin bottom crust.
Japan House of Peers Leader Foresaw War Outcome
The Yokohama dispatch reports Prince Konoye Atsumaro, head of Japan's House of Peers, delivering an inflammatory speech forecasting war with Russia. He claimed Britain and Germany would stay neutral, the United States would not interfere, and France would only rile matters with Annamese forces and Formosa naval shows. He argued Japan’s superior army would push Russia from Manchuria.
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London
Russia
Japan
Yokohama
Daily Mail
Konoye Atsumaro
House of Peers
Great Britain
Germany
United States
France
Formosa
Manchuria
New York Capitalists to Build World’s Largest Pulp Mill
Montreal dispatch reports Quebec government and a group of New York financiers have agreed to develop the Grand Discharge of Lake St. John, the upper Sangenay water power, for a mega pulp mill. The venture, planned to start this spring, will invest five million dollars and create mills far larger than Grand Mere, with 6 grinders and a daily output of 600 tons of wet pulp, or about thirty carloads.
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Montreal
Quebec
New York
Sangenay
Lake St. John
Grand Mere
Tragic Firing of Shanty Kills Two Infants
Despatch from St Thomas Ont reports farm labourer Alex McGinnis of Southwold township near Fingal burned to death while cutting wood as his shanty 40 rods away caught fire. His wife and two 7 month old twins were inside. she fainted and the infants were lost as the house burned.
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St.Thomas
Ont
Alex. McGinnis
C. R. Stevenson
Southwold
Fingal Village
Treason Trial in Bloemfontein Ends in Execution
A Bloemfontein Post despatch reports President de Koch of the Burgher Peace Committee was accused of treason for delivering a message from the British at Belfast under a white flag to Gen. Botha. He was arrested at Botha's camp, tried at Roossenkal, found guilty, sentenced to death, and executed on February 12.
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Bloemfontein
de Koch
Burgher Peace Committee
Belfast
Botha
Duke of Cornwall and York to present South African medals
A cable from Mr. Chamberlain says during his approaching Canadian visit the Duke of Cornwall and York will present the South African medals to the first and second Canadian contingents. The Militia Department is asked to forward the names of the intended recipients so medals can be engraved before presentation.
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Ottawa
Barrie & Stroud Undertaker Services
G Smith undertaker Barrie Stroud provides telegraph and telephone orders and stocks coffins and caskets, robes, crape, and funeral requisites with showroom and workshop at Collier Street Barrie.
Vaccination, taxes, and trades Across the Empire
A digest notes vaccination orders in Kingston and Hamilton, a 180000 dollar appropriation for Queen's University buildings, a two year manslaughter sentence in Winnipeg, and the Dominion Arsenal renomination for Quebec. It records Nova Scotia revenue, Leamington gas strike, and proposed extensions to Major General O Grady Haly's Canada command. It mentions Kingston high pupils dismissed for lacking vaccination certificates, a $20000 Dawson Presbyterian church project, a fatal burn of a two year old in Hamilton, and donations toward a university alumni fund. The piece notes Brantford tax changes, vaccine prosecutions at Leicester, London County Council housing for 42000, and various industrial movements in Britain and the United States.
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Kingston
London
Hamilton
Queen’s University
Donald ‘Todd
Winnipeg Assizes
Quebec
Dominion Arsenal
Nova Scotia
Leamington
O’grady-Haly
Canada
Kingston High School
Dawson Presbyterian Church
Grant
Warren K. White
F. H. Clergue
London County Council
United States
Steel Trust
Marion Ross
Macclesfield Infirmary
Glasgow University
Manchester
Luke Fildes
R.A
Edward
York
England
Northumberland
Professional Mien and Kidney Trouble Risks
The text warns that doctors face constant strain and irregular habits lead to kidney issues. Backache and urinary problems may appear, evolving into Bright's Disease and death if untreated. It emphasizes health dangers in the professional life.
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Bright
Doans Kidney Pills Endorsed by Essex Pastor
Rev M P Campbell pastor of the Baptist Church in Essex Ontario testifies that Doans Kidney Pills delivered quick relief and cured stubborn kidney troubles after using them from Sharon’s drug store and recommends them to sufferers.
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M. P. Campbell
the Baptist Church
Essex
Ont
Perrone
Doan
Sharon
Global tensions and events dominate early 1900s brief
A compilation of international notes reports economic shifts in the United States and world trade, naval buildup in Austria and Italy, peace talks with Spain, and colonial concerns. It mentions bubonic plague cases in Cape Town, famine in India, conflicts in Smyrna, and a proposed $32 million Kalmon venture from San Francisco. It also notes bullfighting plans at the Pan-American Exposition and philanthropy toward Philippine work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Michigan University
Ann Arbor
Mexico
Domestic and Foreign Missionary Society
Geo Co. Thomas
Philippines
Australian Senate
House
China
Austria
Cape Town
India
Italy
Famine and Typhus Hit Russian Territories
London dispatch from The Standard's Odessa correspondent reports famine and typhus fever in Cherson, Bessarabia, and parts of Kiev and Taurida with mortality at 30 percent of the population.
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London
Saysi
Standard
Odessa
Cherson
Bessarabia
Kieff and
Taurida
Casualties in the South African War Reported
A London despatch cites War Office figures through March end. Officers killed numbered sixty, other ranks killed twelve thousand seven hundred thirty four. Officers missing and men missing are listed with thousands, including those who died after return and invalids discharged unfit.
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London
War Office
oSoes
Sossiitiae Lester
Uncle Josh Explains Draft Causes Microbes
In a lively exchange, Uncle Josh links cold to drafts and microbus while Uncle Silas names microbes as the culprits. The dialogue blends humor with a puzzled lesson on why chilly drafts invite illness.
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Josh
Silas
Medalfree man sinks under weight of 27 medals
The dock worker who earned 27 medals for saving pots from drowning fell into the water while wearing them all. The weight of the medals dragged him under.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimson
Fragmented OCR Summary From Historical Page
The readable text includes scattered phrases about a person named Mr. Due and mentions a forked situation. The fragmentary lines are insufficient to identify a clear event, place, date, or organization.
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Marion & Marion
Life
Atlantic
Washington D.C
Maclean Pub. Co., Limited
Toronto
B.B.B
Effie McDonald
Liscomb Mills
Guy Co
Dr. Talmage
House of Lords
Koch
Duke of Cornwall
G. Smith
Undertaker
Barrie & Stroud
DO Dolmage
Stroud
Collier St. Barris
The
Brantford
Leicester
Lanarkshire
Carter
Carters
Spain
Tembo
Arabia
Herr Kampe
Vienna Geographical Society
North Pole
Smyran
Ques
Elie F Mr. Due
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