22 Jun 1912
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Newspaper
Charlottetown Guardian
Location
Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island, Canada
Date
Jun 22, 1912
Page
1
A wedding occurred on June 12 at Mt Herbert. Miss Hla Franc and her fiancé were the central figures in a simple ceremony reported by the local pages. Guests and details were briefly noted in society notes.
A Sikeston Missouri woman credits Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with ending seven years of menstrual pain and illnesses, enabling her to perform housework, garden, and social duties. The ad extols the remedy for displacements inflammation and related ailments, urging others to try it. The piece also covers a Nova Scotia wedding and a Sea Point shipwreck funeral attended by locals and sailors.
Mrs Pateman of 34 Harriet St Toronto extols Neave's Food after her eight month old son and another baby were revived and doubled in size within three months. She offers free tins and a book from Edwin Utley 14 Front Street East. Also notes church notices and a house fire at J E Anderson Lionel Hamilton with total loss.
Oxo Cubes promise kitchen aid with 10 and 25 cent cuses as a feature alongside local notices. Charlottetown cyclist George Prowse leaves for Waterloo Ontario to compete in Canadian Wheelmen Championships with a new racing machine touted as top in the world. Deaths, funerals, church services, and naval defense talks fill the rest of a busy page from Ottawa to Charlottetown.
An advertisement promotes Nulife (Red Blood Tablets) as a spring tonic to cleanse blood and strengthen nerves. It lists price tiers and a wide network of local and regional dealers, urging readers to seek the product through Johnson & Johnson wholesalers if not carried locally.
Special to The Guardian reports militia orders from Ottawa on June 16. The 68th King’s County Regiment is disbanded. The Fourth P. E. Island Heavy Brigade reorganizes into two heavy batteries and two ammunition columns. The Ninth Battery moves to a Battery of Field Artillery, designated 57th, and joins the Third Field Artillery Brigade.
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