17 Aug 1907
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Newspaper
Charlottetown Guardian
Location
Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island, Canada
Date
Aug 17, 1907
Page
1
The ad manager J P Hood and the subscription and job printing manager F B Newsom announce office hours from 5 a m to 5 p m for the Subscription Department and Advertising Department with full contact roles listed.
The Louisville editor argues party government is a humbug causing war and corruption. He claims public opinion is overridden by party lines in Canada and the United States, urging independence, honest press, and reduced graft to save the nation.
The Wesleyan critiques how government and opposition interact in parliamentary practice. It notes the paradox of opposition leaders paid to scrutinize and potentially undermine government policy and questions whether such payments amount to a concession to pass costly measures unchallenged.
The Wesleyan article questions the Opposition leader's stance on the indemnity bill known as the salary grab and argues Mr. Borden should clearly defend or reject it in Halifax. Firemen and band will receive free rail transport to St John for the tournament, arranged by Warburton, Prowse, and General Manager Pottinger. Cape Breton County votes repeal of the Scott Act, driven by industrial workers, despite native majorities in country districts.
An advertisement touts Mothersill seasick remedy as a universal cure for seasickness and car sickness. It cites Milton L. Hersey M Sc of Montreal certifying no opium or alkaloids in samples and promotes 50c and 1.00 boxes, with orders from Detroit and distributors in Summerside and Charlotte Town.
An advertisement touts Dr Hamilton's Pills as a vegetable remedy curing kidney, liver, and bladder trouble. It claims quick relief for backaches and kidney distress and guarantees a cure or money back. Each box is 25 cents.
A local ad notes discounts on summer shirts and undergarments for the month. It encourages buyers to complete their wardrobe with an extra shirt or suit of underclothing while supplies last. The line ends with H. H. Brown, The Young Men's Man.
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