What Is Catarrh and Hyomei Treatment Claim
An advertisement explains catarrh as inflammation of nose throat and lungs with irritating symptoms. It promotes Hyomei as a simple breathing remedy that supposedly cures catarrhal infections, promises refunds if relief isn’t obtained, and offers free symptom blanks and advice from a consulting physician. The R. T. Booth Company of Buffalo, N Y markets the kit for $1.00 with extras.
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R. T. Booth Company
Baffslo, N
Markdale Methodist Church Dedicated in Town
Markdale celebrated the dedication of its new Methodist church on Sunday. The structure cost about $25,000 and stands as a significant faith landmark for the community. Timothy Callis of Montreal, born August 1795 in Skibberton near Cork, is near death. A Toronto to West express carload, last Monday, was destroyed by fire between Toronto and North Bay, the third such blaze this month.
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Markdale
Timothy Callis
Montreal
Skibberton
Cork
Waterloo
Toronto
That City
North Bay
Early 20th Century Women Heal Advice Ad
An advertisement extols Lydia B. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as the best remedy for the climacteric period and related symptoms. It features a testimonial from Madame Louis Belleau of Quebec praising the product's ability to ease change of life and strengthen the nervous system for women with children.
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Lydia B. Pinkham
Lydia FE
Pioneer Sees Prince Rupert Boom From Grand Trunk Pacific
J M Collinson, a Prince Rupert pioneer, tells a Victoria Colonist reporter that land and mineral values rise along the rail corridor to the coast. He cites rapid mining claims activity, new town sites, a favorable climate, a ready water supply, and the harbor capacity as key factors in Prince Rupert becoming a major commercial and residential center with anticipated mines and agricultural potential. Winnipeg Free Press note dated November 24 1906.
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British Columbia
Portland Canal
Prince’ Rupert
Grand Track Pacific Railway
Victoria
J. M. Collinson
Maple Bay
Hazelton
Collinson
Grand Trunk Pacific
Vancouver Island
Collingan
Prince Rupert
Prince Ravert
King of All Cough Medicines Endorsed by Mail Carrier
Canon Center Conn mail carrier E G Casey with sixteen years service calls Chamberlain's Cough Remedy king of all for croup and colds. He says it gives certain results with no bad effects and is the best remedy to rely on every time. For sale by all druggists.
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E.G. Casey
Canon Center, Conn
U.3
Croup
Chamberlain
All Cruggista
Tariff Battle Affects Western and Ontario Farmers
The Manufacturers' Association tariff battle stirs western and Ontario farmers who protest revisions. Ontario delegates voice belief the government will resist material schedule changes. Drury notes farmers seek further tariff relief while acknowledging ongoing fight. analysts foresee likely adoption of tariff changes as introduced. Toronto Globe article dated December 19.
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Manufacturers‘ Association
West
Ontario
Farmers of Ontario
Drury
Charles Drury
Jack Borner
Oliver Twist
Toronto
In Praise of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
A testimonial promoting Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as an effective and safe cure for croup and colds. It claims prompt relief, suitability for children, pleasant taste, and absence of harmful ingredients. A South African resident from Alice Cane Colony endorses its effectiveness and recommends broad sale by druggists.
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Chamberlain
EB. A.bomphrays
E. Lock
Alice
Cane Colony
South Africa
Widow Janet Boyes of Innisfil Dies at 70
Mrs Janet Boyes widow of David Boyes died aged 70 afterlife in Innisfil. She was born in Scotland and spent forty years in the township. Survived by four sons and three daughters Robert David Jean Margaret Belle at home with Thomas and Frank in the West. Funeral officiated by Rev L McLean at Sixth Line cemetery. Pallbearers named Geo Cowan Andrew Wallace Wm Allan EK Q McCraw John Allan Wm Cowan. Collingwood civic investigation cost about 2000.
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Janet Boyes
David Boyes
Scotland
Robert
David
Jean
Margaret
Belle
Thomas
Frank
Boyes
Rev. L. McLean
Churchill
Sixth Line
Geo. Cowan
Andrew Wallace
Wm. Allan
Q. McCraw
John Allan
Wm. Cowan
Why Towns Stagnate In Ontario’s Growth Lessons
Editorial argues Ontario towns stagnate due to citizen apathy and weak boards of trade. It contrasts proactive towns like Welland and Welland’s Board of Trade with slower towns, urging local leaders to pursue industrial growth, collaboration, and timely action to attract manufacturers.
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Ontario
Cne
United States
Gome-To-Cress
Board of Trade
Canada
Stewart to resign as secretary of Canadian Manufacturers' Association
Mr J F N Stewart, general secretary of the Canadian Manufacturers' Association, will resign to supervise the organization of the Liberal party in Toronto.
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J. F. N. Stewart
Canadian’ Manufacturers’ ‘Association
Liberal Party
Toronto
Cost to Produce Hogs in Ontario Ontario Farmers Study
At the Winter Fair Prof Day led a nine-lot Ontario trial to determine hog production costs under summer conditions. Weaners priced at 1.50, grain at 20–23 per ton, and total costs per 100 pounds of pork ranged from 3.58 to 5.30 with variations by grain mix and weaner cost. York boar and Chester White dams yielded the cheapest gains, while Berk boar with York cows led to higher costs.
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Ontario
Day
Prof Day
Prof. Day
Wedberg
Allowig
Esid
Brace
York
Chester
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