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Newspaper
Charlottetown Guardian
Location
Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island, Canada
Date
Jan 14, 1925
Page
1
Recent statistics show twenty nine fox farms operating in British Columbia. The piece notes fox farming shifted from being an in known industry a few years ago to a more visible sector in the province.
A noted authority advises flushing kidneys with salt water when dull kidney pain or backache occurs. Take a tablespoon in a glass of water before breakfast for several days while using Jad-Salts to help dissolve sediments and stimulate kidney activity. Have kidneys examined by a physician biannually.
The Central Guardian reports on the annual Trade Board of Trade meeting, church union votes in New London Long River Alberton, and a Clearing sale by A MacDonald. Also notes church services, a radio message, and Rose L O L officers elected with installations.
Mr. Cul Miska of Astoria describes his switch from selling skin creams to treating his own pimples with Cart Linle Livery remedy. He claims the product cleaned blemishes after trying many salves and notes it has been used for 67 years. sold for 25 cents at drug stores.
Quotations supplied by Ward & Johnston of the Montreal Stock Exchange show a mix of Canadian and international issues with notable prices for Industrial Abecohol, Pan American Petroleum, Howard Smith, Spanish River, Abitibi, Shawinigan, Canadian Pacific Railway, U S Steel and others. The piece also mentions a local funeral, a fire scare at a school, and commodity quotes for wheat oats and other grains along with patent medicine advertising.
Hunter River and vicinity residents share holiday visits and returns. Mrs George D MacLeod visits her daughter in Tyne Valley while Mr and Mrs Dave Taylor Granville host a weekend guest. Local teachers and students return from holidays to Dalhousie, Montague, Hopedale, and Truro. Funerals and sympathy in North Rustico, Pleurisy case in Summerside, and a blaze at a local house prompt quick response. Bazaar plans, missionary society efforts for a Korean Girls School, and social notices close the week.
Halifax reports Rev. Frank Baird stating Presbyterian Church in Canada will keep its old name despite House of Commons actions. He argues anti union Presbyterians remain united, with over 600 Canadian congregations loyal to the Confession of Faith and wary of United Church burdens and debts from the Union.
The United Church faced a large challenge whose seriousness would be felt by those charged with handling it. Rev Mr Baird stated that the Presbyterian church in Canada would continue and grow, predicting more than 600 churches and a continued church program.
Poetic verse reflects on mood and holidays as the sun takes a holiday. The speaker urges carefree happiness while acknowledging the fleeting nature of life and the passing of another year. The tone is reflective yet lightly optimistic.
An old time remedy using Sage Tea and Sulphur is revived in a ready-to-use product called K’s Sage and Sulphur Compound. Women moisten a comb or brush and apply it to hair, darkening gray or faded strands without revealing the treatment. The current formula promises a natural look and affordable cost, appealing to those seeking a youthful appearance.
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