Fruit-a-tives Kidney Remedy Claims Wide Use
An advertisement asserts that Fruit-a-tives kidney remedy has proven valuable in thousands of cases. It lists testimonials and benefits, urging readers to try the product for improved kidney function and general health.
Wonderful Record of a Wonderful Sure Remedy
A vintage advertisement touts "Fruit-a-tives" as a universal cure acting on all three organs forming uric acid. It claims skin, kidneys and bowels eliminate waste, and that the remedy strengthens kidneys while opening the bowels and stimulating the skin. Sold by dealers at 50c a box, 6 for $2.50, or by Fruit-a-tives Limited Ottawa.
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Fruit-a-tives
Fruit-a-tives Limited
Ottawa
Swine bulletin offered free to Ontario farmers
The Ontario Department of Agriculture released Bulletin No. 225 "Swine" by Prof. G E Day of the Guelph Agricultural College. It covers selection housing feeding and handling of bacon hogs with plans for pens sanitation disease care and curing pork. Free copies are available by writing to the Department of Agriculture Toronto.
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Ontario Department of Agriculture
The
Agricultural College
Guelph
Canada
Day
Department of Agriculture
Toronto
Stroud Public School Fall Term 1914 Report Highlights
Fall term 1914 Stroud Public School list of students by class and grade, naming Sr IV through Primer and TV sections. Absent students noted for several entries. records include multiple McWaters, Black, Sutherland, Robinson and Quinlan families among attendees.
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Stroud Public School Report
Hilda Hoover
Lillian Whitney
Edna Beesby
Margaret Sutherland
Wilfred Booth
Bernard Barton
Allan Black
Hazel Guest
Gordon Sutherland
Lucy McWaters
Elmer Black
Joe Black
Clifford Webb
Lavena McWaters
Herbert Beelby
Rachel Foster
Nelson McWaters
Clara Beelby
Bessie Hunter
Eddie Webb
Willie Guest
Willie Black
Fraser Sutherland
James Clements
Reta Quantz
Murray Avison
Mary Robertson
Frank Anderson
Company Orders for 35th Regiment Drill and Discharge Terms
Captain C K S Macdonell issues notice for 5 January drill at 7 30 pm urging punctual attendance. Members absent without leave will be discharged. equipment must be procured. a military dance is planned. volunteers for the Third Contingent to join Co K 8. MACDONELL signals appointed committees and names to send in.
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Barrie
Co. K
Macdonell
C.C. “E” Coy
35Th Regiment
Market Items At Saturday Market Highlight Livestock and Poultry
The Saturday Market saw large meat sales with pork beef and lamb presented. Five South down sheep priced at 8.00 each or 7.00 for the lot, plus several pens of Rhode Island Red chickens for sale. Wood at noon listed 4 foot and 2 foot at 6.00 and 6.50 respectively. Potatoes steady at 50 cents per bag for retailers. Eggs and butter hold firm with dry picked chickens offered at the alb.
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R.I.R
M.e
Hinds
Christmas Holiday Silhouettes Across Local Town
December 27 notes show Thomas Smith and son Thomas E spending Christmas with family others visiting kin in Lindsay London and Toronto. Local streets remain dusty after last week’s storm blocked routes and required clearing. Skating remains common as families greet holidays and wedding bells ring in the community.
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Thomas Smith
Thomas E
Maggie Kelley
John Kelley
David Kenney
Toronto
Isabella Jordan
Lindsay
M. Kenney
Elmvale
Churchill Christmas Visits Highlight Local News
Bert Willson of Toronto spent the Christmas holidays with family in the area. C. Wilson of Estevan is visiting Dr. L. Sloan. Miss M. Willson enjoyed Sunday with friends at Thornton. The little red schoolhouse on the 5th cen has a fresh interior coat of paint. Wedding bells are noted as ringing around the locality.
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Bert Willson
Toronto
C. Wilson
Estevan, Sask
L. Sloan
M. Willson
Thornton
Magistrate Endorses Zam Buk for Home use
Goldfields British Columbia magistrate Ferry writes that Zam Buk cured a five year skin rash after a fair trial. He endorses Zam Buk as unequalled for cuts burns bruises eczema and all skin diseases. Available in stores and druggists for 50 cents a box and promoted as a sure cure for piles.
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Ferry
Goldfields
B.C
Zam-Buk
Zam- Buk
Zam-Bak Free Trial Request Ad
A promotional offer invites readers to request a free trial box of Zam-Bak by sending one cent for return postage and the newspaper name and date. The herb-based ointment is described as suitable for children's delicate skin yet potent enough to heal chronic sores. Price per box and distribution details are included.
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Zam-Bak Co
Toronto
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