25 Feb 1930
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Newspaper
Charlottetown Guardian
Location
Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island, Canada
Date
Feb 25, 1930
Page
1
A home remedy recipe promises quick relief for stubborn coughs and chest colds. It suggests mixing Pinex with sugar syrup or honey in a 16 ounce bottle to create a palatable, coconut-free syrup that soothes inflamed membranes and aids bronchial healing. The ad asserts rapid absorption and direct action on the bronchial tubes, claiming effectiveness even after severe post cold coughs. It guarantees prompt relief or money back.
Cardigan Milling Company offers its plant and complete machinery including a 50 bhp boiler and engine rotary saw outfit band saw shingle machine watch machine and associated shafting and belting. Sale may include stock to secure control. Terms may be easy. Inquiries to Allan Shaw president or J A MacDonald secretary 1452 2 2 wks.
A stake race for three year olds with a purse of 300 dollars is scheduled for July 1 at Summerside. All Island owned three year olds are eligible. an initial payment of three dollars is due before March 1. The notice is dated February 28.
A playful old note records Gabby Gertie saying pumps are out and the fashion emphasis shifts to corkscrews as the era’s footwear joke. The remark captures street wit and style humor of the time.
The text presents disjointed phrases and dialogue clues about religious distance, Sabbath travel, cigarette requests, and odd family references. It appears as an OCR fragment with numerous garbled lines and unclear speakers, offering little coherent narrative or identifiable events.
Property described as Lot 11, 62 acres mostly cultivated near Conway Station. Plowing and manure ready for the season. Near Station, School, Churches, Post Office and Telephone. If not sold privately, sale by Public Auction Thursday March 13, with stock, farm implements, furniture and crop. Apply to 1945-2-25-31.
Mrs Peters hires Miss Mason to arrange a Paris debut with titled guests including Comte, Comtesse, Baron, Baroness and a Grand Duke Mikhail. The plan costs hundreds for appearances and prestige, with press coverage to boost the chateau opening and social standing back home. Pike objects to the expense while hoping to meet the grand duke.
The February meeting of the Dunblane Women's Institute was held Friday evening at Mrs Nell A Boulter's home. President Mrs Amos Gorril chaired and the ode and creed opened the gathering. Minutes approved. Members reported on school needs including a drinking outfit and more seating. votes favored buying a new drinking outfit and a pail and urging trustees to fund seats. Committees were formed for sick care and school matters. seventeen dollars and fifty cents was voted to the Sanitorium Fund. next meeting planned at Mrs George Easter's home with several hostesses. Receipts noted at $3.50.
Oshawa testimonial claims Fruit-a-tives cured years of bowel and bladder trouble plus constipation liver and stomach ills. It alleges rapid relief from back pain headaches and nervous issues with improved sleep and complexion after taking the tablets from a druggist.
Excellent Mermaid dairy farm on Lot 48 seven miles from Charlotte town near churches schools and a railway station. 185 acres with 125 under cultivation and remaining timber. Well fenced and watered with fine buildings and in-house telephone. Inspection invited due to ill health. Owner Joseph Power Mermaid.
Local listing notes daily purchases at Hogan's Wharf warehouse for potatoes and turnips. Bienes prices listed for good stock. Contact Luster Boys at Charlottetown PEI with phone numbers 798 and 938.
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