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Newspaper
Charlottetown Guardian
Location
Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island, Canada
Date
Feb 15, 1908
Page
1
The piece surveys a 1908 Valentine trend toward Cupid statuary and plaster casts over traditional cards. It notes varied prices from tiny 10 cent medallions to marble figures, cites Cupid Psyche motifs, and traces historic art influence from Correggio to Kaulbach and old Valentine writers.
Sunday School lesson recounts Jesus meeting the sick man at the pool of Bethesda in Jerusalem. It emphasizes Christ as the great physician who moves with compassion, heals by His word, and asks, Wilt thou be made whole, urging surrender to divine power over feeble hope.
An advertisement purports a miracle remedy for rheumatism promising a free trial package and a book. It cites cured cases across multiple locations and ages, including elderly patients and a 6 year old, urging readers to mail for the free trial. The content blends medical claims with religious commentary and endorsements.
The Nova Scotia figure known as the Lumber King says Minard’s Liniment is the best. He reports a badly jammed foot, bathed with the liniment, and recovered quickly the next day, as testified by T. G. McMullen.
An advertisement urges women to try Milburns Heart and Nerve Pills to ease nervousness faintness and palpitations linked to life stages. A Toronto company promotion claims relief and offers boxes at 50 cents each or three for 1.25 by mail or at dealers.
A Bostonian visits Glen EttA Scotland and learns the humor of local talk. The driver and Highland terms reveal a wary view of the country as the American asks about its character. A light moment shifts to family caution as a baby waits to ride in a car.
An advertisement extols scientifically performed housekeeping using a modern germicide endorsed by health authorities. It criticizes ordinary disinfectants as giving only a false sense of security and claims microbes lurk beyond common methods. The claim emphasizes thorough home sanitation using the latest approved technique.
The executors of the late George Clark offer the homestead farm at Clarktown Lot 37 Thies farm over 200 acres of upland and a large marsh. Sold at a bargain to wind of the estate. Apply to the executors S C Clare and Kimble Coffin Mt Stewart or W Leith Charlottetown.
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