Mrs Pinkham praised for life saving medicine letter
Mrs Pinkham receives a letter from T. C. Willadsen of Manning Town thanking her and a vegetable compound for saving his life and expressing deep gratitude for the relief he felt from the remedy titled Ti SAVED MY LIFE.
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T. C. Willadsen
Manning, Town
Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Endorsed by Patient Letter
A testimonial letter praises Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for treating irregular or painful periods and related symptoms. The writer credits the remedy with restoring regularity and strength after long suffering and medicine failures, urging other women to seek help. The message emphasizes the product's efficacy and authenticity.
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Lydia E. Pink
Lydia E. Pinkham
Mia
Pinkham
Addrem
Lynn
Ontario paper notes broad 1206 crop inspection total
The article reports 45 230 000 bushels of wheat inspected to date from the 1206 western crop and notes Midland as next year's meeting place for the Orange Grand Lodge of Canada. It also mentions Dorland Foote of Belleville, age 9, admitting to starting a fire that destroyed a fire station to please a 16 year old girl named Amy Stewart.
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Midland
Orange Grand Lodge of Canada
Dorland Foote
Belleville
Fie
Amy Stewart
Australia
South Africa
Canada
New Catskill
New York
McClellan
Lord Sigin
Louisville
Russia
Do Thy Day's Work in Oman Realm and Winter Cookery
A fragmented poem urges steadfast labor and charity in harsh times, followed by a collection of practical recipes and household tips. The text blends moral exhortation with early 20th century food ideas and gentle fashion advice, ending with a note on adjusting attitude to heat and weather.
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Arouna
Public notice promotes a kidney remedy mixture
A historical notice claims a fluid extract dand ion and compounded syrups are effective for kidney and urinary troubles. It states the remedy aids kidney filtration, reduces waste and acids in the blood, and urges the public to try the treatment based on a prominent physician’s endorsement.
Dressing for Hot Weather in 19th Century Advice
The piece argues clothing choices affect comfort in heat, noting men fare better with simple practical attire and few undergarments, while women face restrictions like corsets and collars. It later advises lightweight fabrics, minimal footwear, loose skirts, thin blouses, and comfortable headwear, stressing footwear comfort and white canvas or light kid as ideal for women.
Noon in Barrie and a wedding in Washington amid injuries
Noon in Barrie is described as a time of comfort and digestion aided by Miona stomach tablets praised for quick relief. A Washington wedding where both spouses wore bandages follows an automobile crash, delaying their honeymoon. Executors of J J Long estate settle succession duties for 21 000 after deductions leaving 402 300 for duties.
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Barrie
Drugigsts
Booth’n Miona Company
Buffalo N
Washington
Hoth
J. J. Long
Succession Duties Department
Collingwood
Toronto
Ontario potato rot remedy urged for 1907 crop
Ontario’s 1907 potato outlook prompts action as H B Smith urges Bordeaux Mixture to fight rot. Aimed at farmers, the guidance explains mixing, stock solutions, and four seasonal sprays starting July 5 to protect vines, with emphasis on pure materials and proper application.
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Ontario Department of Agriculture
H. B. Smith
Ontario
Department of Agricultura
Stronzg
Cuelph
Ottawa
Avery Experiment
United States
Bordeaux
Atock
Paris
Parliament Buildings
Toronto
Shopping in London and a Clever Counter Ruse
An American shopper recalls rude, intrusive millinery tactics in London shops. She details a persistent shopwalker, high pressure gloving and hat prices, and clever countermeasures in Mayfair that reveal how prices are negotiated and how trimming substitutions were hidden. The piece ends with a hard lesson on buying headgear.
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London
Stan de Tals
Mayfair
Aos
America
Camryn Wells
Fruit-a-tives promise cures in concentrated fruit tonic tablets
An Ottawa physician claims to have intensified fresh fruit benefits by extracting bitter compounds from orange peels and combining them with pressed juices to create Fruit-a-tives pills. Promised cures include bowel action, headaches, nervousness, kidney trouble, rheumatism, skin clarity, and blood purification. Available by mail for 50 cents a box or six for two dollars.
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Ottawa
Mad
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