Summerside notes include booster club meeting and ship news
The Friday column reports a Summerside booster club formation with a committee to draft by laws. It also covers maritime items from Bedeque ferries starting summer trips to Port Hawkesbury coal shipments and the first schooner entry of the season, along with local obituaries and notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney Exchange
Rayburn
Chapman
Murray Harbor
Brennan’s Wharf
Union Street
Clydedale House
Geo. Allan
Montague
Happy Goluucky
Port Hawkesbury
Obituary notices from early April deaths listed
Notices announce the deaths of John McCallum in Winslow North on April 9 1915 aged 85 Earle Endicott Shaw in Bradenell on April 6 1912 aged 19 years 10 months William Reagh Moase infant son of Mr and Mrs Herbert Moase in Kensington aged seven months Mamie McKenzie in Charlottetown aged 18 Colin Campbell Simpson in Montclair New Jersey on April 8 1918 aged 7 Mary A Mullally in Somerville Massachusetts in the 78th year funeral at Souris on Sunday.
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Shaw
Bradenell
Earle Endicott Shaw
Moase
Kensington
William Reagh Moase
Herbert Moase
Why is the Blood Impure in the Spring
An 19th century style health notice argues spring pollution of blood from indoor life and weak nerves. It touts Dr Chase's Nerve Food as the superior restorative, claiming it enriches blood and rebuilds nerve cells.
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Dr. Chase
Fruit-A-Tives Endorsement From Walkerton Arthur
Walkerton Ontario May prints a testimonial from Alex McCarter praising Fruit-A-Tives for relief from nervousness indigestion and dyspepsia. He says sleep improved and health restored after using several boxes and urges others with similar complaints to start the remedy. 50c per box six for $2.50 trial 25c from Fruit-A-Tives Limited Ottawa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walkerton
Hunter
Alex, McCarter
Fruit-a-tives Limited
Ottawa
Pius Relapses Into Serious Condition Says Vatican Doctors
Canadian Press reports Pope Pius has suffered a serious relapse. Attending physicians state his condition is gravely worsened and he is suffering intensely.
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Pius
Roumania Senate President George Cantacuse Dies
Bucharest reports the death of George Cantacuse, president of the Senate since 1911 and a wealthy statesman. A former premier he also served as minister of the interior, marking a long political career in Roumania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bucharest
George Cantacuse
Senate of the Republic
Roumania
Interior
Hunger strike jailer feeds Mrs Pankhurst in coma
The Express reports Mrs Pankhurst, on hunger strike, has been force fed and is in a coma with serious condition. She refused food and resisted all attempts to feed her. Berlin dispatch notes Montenegro king defending Scutar as vital to national development against overwhelming numbers. Ottawa reports Liberal closure passage looming. Liberals blame obstructionists as Laurier faces pressure. Senate debates about naval bill and closure proceed amid partisan tension.
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London
Berlin
Nicholas of
Montenegro
Scutar
Guardian
Ottawa
Wilfred Laurier
Pugsley
Laurier
Borden
Hazen
Wilfred
House
Senate
Commons
Theél
Sir Wilfred Laurier
Ysley
Debates Intensify Over Closure and Gag Rule
The House rages over vetoes and closure as Mr. Carvell accuses opponents of gagging Liberals while Mr. Meighen defends majority rights. Sir Charles Fitzpatrick appears to approve bills, and discussions reference past uses of closure and parliamentary rules amid heated exchanges.
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Arthur Meighen
Portage la. Prairie
The
Guardian
Ottawa
House
Kyte
England
Speaker
Borden
J. A. M. Aitken
Brandon
So Chamber
Carvell
Charles Fitzpatrick
Robidoux
Kent
New Brunswick
Hinzen
Wilfrid Laurier
Pugsley
Meighen
Portage la Prairie
Laurier
PB. Devlin
Mr. Meighen
D. P. McKenzie
Dr Wood's Norway Pine Syrup Promoted for Colds
An old advertisement extols Dr Wood's Norway Pine Syrup to prevent colds from turning into bronchitis and consumption. A Toronto reader recounts a child's severe cold easing after use, noting rapid improvement and the product's trusted reputation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Saunders
Toronto
Ont
Dr. Wood
Free medicine claim targets uric acid ailments
An advertising missive offers a free trial of a medicine claimed to dissolve uric acid crystals, cleanse kidneys, and relieve rheumatic and bladder troubles. The letter invites afflicted readers to request sample treatment by sending symptoms, age, and address, promising no obligation and no cost.
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Franklin
T. Franklynot
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Bedeque Ferry
Bedeque
Summerside
Chambers
Civic Improvement Society
Messrs Holman, Tanton and Richardson
J. Stc
Sutherland
St. John
Hampton
Bank of Nova Scotia
Sea View
Nelson Alward
Terrel
Texas
Isaac W. Schurman
Messrs
Norman
Steven
Peter Miller
Ellerslie
Alexander
Lot
David
Iowa
North Bedeque
Carthage
Eden
Colo
Schurman
J. Monday
Rollo Bay Institute
St. Margaret's Institute
East Point Institute
Matthew & McLean, Ltd
J. J. Hughes & Co
A. A. MacDonald
D. F. MacDonald
Martin Macmon
Milburn
Henry McIntosh
Ober
Rte
Albert. Dewar
Brudenell
Allan
Navig
Enterprise
Montag
J. L. Stewart
R. W. Stewart
Brudenell River
Howatt’s Mill
Stewart
Lloyd
Arthur—Hall
St. James Manse
T. F. Fullerton
Alexander Arthur
Rachael Mary Hall
Bradalbane
Hdmenson
Bates & Co., Limited
Stronchitis
Dr. de van
Dr. de Vana
Geo
B. Hughes
Apothecarie Ball
Hme
Montreal
N. B
German Kall Works Inc
Temple Building
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