Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound Promises Relief
A period advertorial touts Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound as a universal remedy for female troubles including backache and the blues. Testimonials from Mrs. J P Oakes and Mrs Anna R MacNamee praise its effectiveness, with appeals for women to seek free advice from Mrs Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts.
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Ita
Nature
Lyn E. Pinkham
Ja. Oakes
MacNamee
J.P. Oakes
Prince of Wales
Prince of Wales Otel, Head of St. Margaret's Bay
Alifax
Halifax County
Nova Scotia
Nada
Finkhant
Anna R. MacNamee
Corner Seen
Wellington
Lydia E. Pinkham
Duty of Self-Examination in Modern Christian Life
A California sermon urges readers to examine if their daily conduct matches their professed Christianity. It contrasts worldly self-interest with Christlike service, urging generous social ties, humane financial choices, Christian citizenship, and humble domestic aims aligned with Jesus's question What do ye more than others.
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Jesus
Christ
Loz Angeles
Cal
Onla Fe
Maine
God
Batan
Pacific
United States
Canada
Vancouver
Chinen
Oregon
California
Jesus Christ
Germany
France
America
Methodist Missionary Board
Philadelphia
Americas
Asia
Up Against It We Cannot Ban Our Natures Jeric Canek
Fragmentary note suggests Jeric Canek a peach reference amid a discussion of inherent traits. The unreadable line hints at identity and nature but lacks clear event. No concrete actions, dates, or affiliations present in readable text.
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Jeric Canek
Delayed Love Letter Finds Its Way After 25 Years
A Toronto letter sent to a wife in 1880 after her husband left for Europe was found behind a letter rack during a 1900s post office renovation. Redirected to Port Hope, it revealed the father had died in a New York State railway wreck the day after writing. The daughter kept the letter as a priceless last message from her father.
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Port Hope
R. L. Borden
Coulter
Toronto
Europe
New York
Ottawa
Barrie
Dr. Coulter
New York State
Trapper's Narrow Escape With Big Bear Near Haliburton
Dr Norman Allan recounts a dramatic Lake Shuginish encounter 13 miles northeast of Haliburton involving trapper Richard Craig and hunter Andy Waters. A mother bear attacked as Craig tried to free a trapped cub. Waters killed the bear, Craig escaped unharmed, aided by a loyal hound. Bears in the district range 250 to 275 pounds, posing real danger to residents and trappers alike.
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Lake Shuginish
Trapper
Haliburton
Norman Allan
Richard Craig
Kinmount
Andy Waters
Craig
Waters
Allan
Evidently Does Wot Like the School Law
A Vigoite letter to the Examiner laments the tyrannical school law and drought deemed as divine displeasure. The writer ridicules local straw and hay discussions while urging removal of the law. He cites Britain’s butter consumption to contrast provincial concerns.
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The
Examiner
Vigo
Ontario
Vinol Promises Cod Liver Oil Remedy In Wine Taste
An old newspaper note praises Vinol a Vinol product promoted by D H MacLaren of Boston connected with a local druggist. The piece claims Vinol mimics wine in taste while adding cod liver oil extracts, presenting it as a simple, palatable cure-all amid skepticism toward cod liver oil as a medicine.
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Vinci
D. H. MacLaren
Loston
Mr. MacLaren
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Ackache, “the Blues
Nnar MacNamee
Mrs IP Oakes
Pandora
M‘clary
Montreal
Winniifeg
ST. John
Hamilton
J. R. Hambly
Parliament of
Frederick Diver
J. G. Merrick
Employers’ Association
Merrick
Tequest
Pevessesin
Cisen
Mar
Jase
Greig’s
Robert Greig Co
Limirke
Great Britain
Russia
Klondyke
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