20 Feb 1906
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Newspaper
Charlottetown Guardian
Location
Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island, Canada
Date
Feb 20, 1906
Page
1
A reader testimonial from Hamilton Ontario explains backache and urinary symptoms stemming from kidney trouble. Doan's Kidney Pills are said to strengthen kidneys and flush impurities, with a Toronto company ad offering 50 cents per box or three for $1.25.
For sale at Victoria two lots with a fine dwelling and barn in substantial repair. Ideal first class residence. Consult A. Campbell Ed. Office at 1gdmwf3i tw23,26 Ch'town in person or by letter for bargain terms.
The Montreal address to McGill students urged bold steps against patent medicines especially whiskey based tonics. He called for labels revealing alcohol and narcotic contents and warned that doctors and drug makers alike face a coming fight as the Proprietary Articles Trade Association taunts physicians.
The piece argues for increased provincial subsidies as federal taxation expands from 13.9 million to six times that, urging provinces to unite for readjustment. It cites Premier Gouin, notes temperance actions in Prince County and St John, and records past Scott Act votes as context for liquor law debates.
Fairville notices Mixano's Lintment Co. endorses Minard's Liniment as a superior relief for sore throat and chest. A customer testimonial claims they would not be without it even at one dollar per bottle.
City officials announce monthly council gathering with Mayor Dr F F Kelly and City Clerk W W Clarke. Also noted is the Prince Edward Lodge 8 C E meeting next Tuesday Feb 20 at 8 oclock, with White Rose Advancement inviting all members.
An odd vintage advertisement notes Minard's Liniment as curing dandruff and invites shoppers at a white carnival to have hemming done for free through Moore & Mc cod. Text appears as fragmented ad copy from an era catalog.
A New York despatch paints Nicholas Longworth as a wealthy, pleasure seeking young man not deeply earnest about public duty. It notes he was sent to Congress by Cox, Ohio, and that the president has reluctantly accepted the match with Miss Roosevelt, aged twenty two.
A health admonition urges cleansing regimens to enliven internal organs. The note extols liver strengthening practices, promising improved digestion, toxin removal, and overall vitality through careful dietary and routine choices.
An advertisement touts Dr Chase’s Kidney Liver Pills as a universal cure for biliousness kidney derangements and constipation. It claims to purify the liver and bowels preventing fevers and serious diseases with testimonials including a Bridgetown Nova Scotia resident and notes one pill per dose at 26 cents a box with Toronton Edman son Bates & Co. as distributors.
Iron Ox Tablets for sale at the Apothecaries Hall. 5550.00 dollar stock of boots and shoes must be sold by May 1. Building to be torn down for a large brick block. Conroy the Shoeman Sunnyside Charlottetown. Taylor's Bookstore slaughters wall paper stock saved from a fire. Pillow cottons and sheetings hemmed free of charge. Moore McLeod promotion.
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