Lydia Pinkham Product Ad Urges Subscriptions By May First
Large number already taken up the two papers at 31.35 each with May 1 deadline. A testimonial from Mrs. John Scott of Montreal touts Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound curing female troubles. The ad promotes the long standing remedy for female ills and invites sick women to write for advice to Lydia Pinkham, Lynn, Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia E. Pinkham
John Scott
Grand Trunk
St Montreal
Not a Farmers Session in Province Legislature
The ending legislative session refused farmer requests on automobile traffic control and kept weak penalties. It approved bonds for a private railway and a land grant as a bonus to another private road, while pledging provincial credit and increasing urban center oversight, with little protection for farmers on shared roads.
Quebec Ter Centenary Souvenir Album Planned
A bilingual souvenir book for the Quebec Ter centenary will feature Champlain’s life, historical papers on early Canada, a Plains of Abraham article, and rare portraits and prints. It will be lithographed in colors with a limited edition, priced 25 cents postpaid. Order now from editor Raoul Renault in Quebec Canada.
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Quebec
Myr
Raoul Renault
Canada
Cure Claim for Psy chine in Lung Trouble Ad
A reader from Scotstown Quebec claims using 18 dollars of Psy chine cured a serious lung threat and throat chest stomach troubles, restoring strength. The testimonial notes doctors doubted recovery and promotes Psy chine as effective, with prices 60 cents and 1 dollar, distributed by Ai Blosam Limited in Toronto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ai‘ Blosam, Limited
Toronto
Back from the wilds of the Canadian boundary
Milwaukee newspaper man Walter Haight relays his two month expedition with Robert Pinkerton and another companion, describing the timbered north coast where moose and deer roam, bears and wolves are scarce threats, and a rustic life on a self built shack by a trout lake ends with a trek back through forests and frozen lakes.
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Jemon
Walter Haight
Milwaukee
Robert Pinkerton
Robert E. Lee
Tower
Minn
Canada
Riel
Jock London
Norway
Harding
Tice
Pinkerton
Leo
Remembering Daniel Holmes the Toronto railroader
In the Toronto Telegram of April 2, a portrait of Daniel Holmes recalls a Grand Trunk veteran who retired at 73 after travelling two million miles without an accident. His reminiscences cover the Northern Division from Toronto to Barrie and Was Thornehill crossing, with vivid anecdotes of train schedules, wood-fuel engines, freight delays, and a sheep and two oxen transportation misadventures.
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Wollingwood
Toronto
Wood
Thornbill
Trig
Diag Thorysatom
Live Stock Prices and Receipts Across Markets
New York live stock data shows Reeves-Receipts steady for steers and bulls, with beef at firm prices. Exports today include 715 cattle, 960 sheep, 2600 beef quarters. Calves and sheep receipts indicate quiet but firm pricing, while hogs show steady demand. Chicago market reports strong cattle and mixed hog prices, with notable lambs and yearlings. Separate items note a peaceful mission to Venezuelan waters and a fire at Chateau Basin's Sampson's Hotel with property loss.
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New York
NPW
York
Firth
Chicago
Skin Soap Promises Healing Principles in One Bar
Advertises a medicinal and toilet soap named Skin Soap with Mira Qintment healing principles. Claims pure vegetable base, elegant perfume, and suitability for all skin troubles. Offers trial by mail with receipts and references to Examiner and Globe for 13 months at a fixed price.
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Wales
Dru Gent
Weatheral v Weatheral High Court ruling on Sunday sales
Ontario High Court narrowing Sunday sales from restaurant license. Justice Clute held a restaurant keeper cannot sell candies popcorn peanuts or soft drinks on Sundays unless meals are served. The case, Weatheral v Weatheral, reversed Kingaford’s conviction and addressed license scope under the Lord's Day Act.
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Fudge Moran
York
Ontario
Kingaford
Jobn Devins
J. J. Foy
Kingsford
H.L. Brayton
K. C
High Court
Jnathe Cinte
King Va. Weatheral
Weatheral
Toronto Island
Justice Clute
Justice Clite
Sonlay
Jundee
Mi o Na claims indigestion cure and Canadian emigration note
An advertisement touts Mi o Na tablets for stomach strength and digestion with a guarantee refund. It mentions German Lutherans from Iowa Kansas and Nebraska preparing to emigrate to the Canadian West, seeking settlers for 30000 acres in Tramping Lake. A cyclone across Alabama Mississippi and Louisiana on April 24 caused 225 deaths and about 800 injuries.
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D. H. MacLaren
Towa
Kaneas
Nebraska
Lake District
Minard
Alabama
Mississippi
Louisiana
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Toronto Globe
Examiner
Weekly
GLOBE
the Examiner
The
Weekly Globe
Dairyman
Farming World
S.A Maclaren
Barrie, Ont
Canadian Wilds
Wes
Bayond
Art Bip Railroader
Washington
la Guaira
American State Department
Russell
Curacoa
Port of Spain
Chateau Basin
Montreal
Chateaugny
Sampson’s
Ana’ Globe
London
Winnipeg
M‘clarys
Vancouver
Sohn
Hamilton
Calgary
Cowar
the Cowan Co.,, Limited
Twe Ees
J. A. Maclaren
Barrie
Ou Bredare
Ae Alon
Eas
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