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Newspaper
Charlottetown Guardian
Location
Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island, Canada
Date
Dec 25, 1920
Page
1
A dramatic human interest note credits Fruit A Tives with ending years of illness from dye pepsia. The piece highlights a local story of recovery after using the fruit medicine, presenting the remedy as a life saver.
A Montreal reader credits Fruit-a-tives with saving her life after years of dyspepsia. She says after using several boxes her digestion improved and overall health restored. The notice promotes Fruiteratives Limited Ottawa and lists price, dealer availability.
Nan recounts a concert and tea with Mildred and friends in Greenwich Village. Dick frets about expense but supports planned gatherings while Nan frets over finances and future opera seats, noting the appeal of evenings out versus steady budgeting.
Nan pushes affection and finances as she urges Dick to borrow $500 to fund a dress and gamble on speculation. He fears losing his job and resents debt while family tensions rise as Dick contemplates seeking help from his wealthy sister-in-law and Mr Stowell.
An ad touts Absorbine Jr as a safe vegetable liniment that heals old sores varicose veins and ulcers without staining clothing. It claims to relieve pain reduce inflammation and swelling promote new tissue growth and seal stubborn wounds. Available at druggists or postpaid for 1.25 per bottle from W F Young Inc Montreal.
Nan worries about Dick’s mother who arrives for a two week stay and critiques her finances. The visit tests Nan’s housekeeping, budgeting, and patience as she endures questions about rent and food costs while keeping up appearances and hoping for harmony.
The Eastern Amateur Hockey League was formed at the Interecolonial Hotel last night with teams proposed from Moncton Susse x Charlottetown and Sackville. William Haye of Sussex elected president. officers include S P Doyle Charlottetown first vice president J A Humphrey Moneton second vice president and F J Burns secretary treasurer. The executive includes C W Melton B Fowler Dr. Ira J. Yeo and W H Pickard. The league will be strictly amateur and AAU affiliated. Six man hockey will be played.
The Eastern League outlines its 1925 hockey schedule promising rink readiness for a January 11 opening. Key matchups include Moncton versus Sackville in Moncton and Charlottetown versus Sussex in Charlottetown, with a series of January and February games featuring Moncton, Sackville, Charlottetown, and Sussex across multiple venues.
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