08 Jun 1907
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Newspaper
Charlottetown Guardian
Location
Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island, Canada
Date
Jun 08, 1907
Page
1
The largest assortment of trout rods on the Island is available from Pete Hogland's leading fishing tackle makers. Ash handle and Lancewood tip rods priced from 40c up to 10c each, with Greenheart varieties from 1.50 to 10.00. Strong, durable gear with snake and ring line guides.
The review praises Carmichael a wholesome novel from London Ontario author Allison North. It celebrates its clear rural Ontario setting with strong farm life detail and moral teaching. Dick Carmichael and Peggy Mallory anchor a tender farmhouse romance amid a neighbor feud and village events.
The Guardian proposes two cups to reward PEI athletes. One for a 15 mile bicycle road race from a North Shore point to Charlottetown, and a second for the year’s best all round performance in Maritime Amateur Athletic Association events. Residents of Prince Edward Island may compete. cups to be won two years out of three.
Caution against using catarrh ointments containing mercury due to dangerous effects on smell and the nervous system. The notice promotes Hall's Antargic Cure as mercury free and urges buying genuine Hall's products from F. H. Cheney & Co. Toledo Ohio with testimonials and physician prescriptions advised.
The Guardian endorses promoting athletic events in the province with wide public interest and entries. It outlines arrangements to train candidates, provide progress updates as athletes reach milestones, and broadcast the race flow for observers. A Nerviline advertisement promotes a liniment claiming fast pain relief and strong deodorizing effect.
James B. Duke of Long Branch New Jersey declares in an interview that he has spent fifty million dollars on advertising, claiming he surpassed all others in advertising outlay. The Record notes he is among the world's wealthiest men and argues bold publicity builds fortune.
An old ad touts Dr Hamiltons Pills made from mandrake and butternut 50 to mildly boost liver and kidney activity, cleanse the bowels, and restore vitality. It claims to eliminate poisons, improve skin clarity, and aid sleep, selling at 25 cents a box through dealers.
The D A R service between Yarmouth and Boston will be increased to four round trips per week starting Sunday June 9 with sailings from Yarmouth Monday Wednesday Friday and from Boston Sunday Tuesday Thursday and Friday. Prince George and Boston are in commission under P Gitkins, Kentville NS.
At the Yarmouth Y M C A Boys Jam held at Tusket Falls in August, MINARD'S LINIMENT is noted as a popular remedy for colic and toothache, with ALY RED STORES listed as general secretary.
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