Fruit-a-tives touted as cure-all across Canada
testimonials from Ottawa Kingston Avondale Taylorville Ulverton and more claim Fruit-a-tives cured constipation headaches dyspepsia heart pains kidney disease rheumatism womb trouble and eczema with prices 6 for 2.50 or 25 cents per trial box from Fruit-a-tives Limited Ottawa.
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R. C. Tate
Ottawa
Mary Win
Kingston
Ont
L. A. Brown
Avondale
N.B
S. A. Sutherland
Taylorville
J. Placey
Ulverton
Que
Small
M. Breiland
Eli
F. Mailhiot
Fruit-a-tives Limited
Narrow escape and local notices in King's County Guardian
The King's County Guardian relays branch office plans for Souris with A J McDonald & Co as agent. It reports the death of Captain Roderick Fraser in New York and a Montague wedding of Florence Macdonald to Daniel Stokte. Also notes illness of Capt W A Johnson and a severe local lightning storm with injuries feared for nearby residents.
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John Fraser
Montne
Enterprise
Roderick Fraser
New York
A. J. McDonald
The
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Acorn
St. Mary’s Church
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A. T. Macdonald
Daniel J. Stokte
Battleboro
Vermont
T. Phelan
P. P
McMillan
Cardigan
Felena Macdonald
Temple Macdonald
Georgetown
Trot and Pace Race Entries Open for July 7 Meeting
July 7 meet offers 2.35 class trot and pace with purses 3 and 45 dollars. Five to enter, three to start. entries close July 6 noon with secretary John McDonald. Races decided in two heats max under national rules. no alcohol on grounds. refreshments provided. Lovelock.
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Rand
National Association
Stuart
Lovelock
John
McDonald
Sec
Civil Service Reform Extends to Intercolonial Railway
Ottawa on June 29 reports civil service reform will soon apply to Intercolonial Railway employees. The Board of Management adopts merit based promotion from heads' reports on duty performance. Fort William Ontario June 28 reports two twenty year old siblings, Loughton and Ward, drowned in Kaministiquia River near Katateexa Falls after a canoeing accident. Ward ferried by eddies, Loughton saved his wife then disappeared. Ward rescue by two men before drowning.
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Ottawa
Board of Management
Fort William
J. Loughton
William Ward
Kaministijuia
Katatexa Falls
Loughton
Brother
Inlaw
Ward
Remarkable quarrel hinted between spouses in dialogue
In a brief dialogue Mrs Oldwed asks if a wife quarrels with her husband. Mrs Newed replies that she does not quarrel often, but acknowledges occasional disagreement.
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Mrs. Oldwed
Science on the Farm Catches Motion in Life
A brief chat about moving pictures on a farm and the idea that science can do anything. The exchange hints at early film or observation of life in motion, highlighting curiosity about technology.
Art and the Artist. A banter in the field with Mr Goebel
Miss Brugsh I asks to occupy the field while Mr Goebel welcomes the intrusion. The farmer notes birds have been troublesome this season, adding a rustic tone to the exchange. The Tatler records the humorous rural chat.
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Mr.Goebel
Farmer Goebel
the Tatler
Board Adjourns At Springhill Mines Week Of Deliberation
The conciliation board adjourned for a week at Springhill Mines after men’s counsel asked for more time to prepare their case. Justice Longley urged readiness for resumed proceedings as Charlottetown’s garrison scene drew crowds while soldiers pitched tents and prepared for routine duties. Morning drills include muster infantry and artillery exercises with enhanced musketry focus planned.
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Springhill Mines
R. Smith
Smith
Justice Longley
Charlottetown
Manuel
Subscription Drive Opens Anti-Tuberculosis Fund
The Anti Tuberculosis subscription list is now open with a one dollar annual fee. A dispensary will open in the city and a sanatorium may follow. The list shows many subscribers including Judge Fitzgerald W F Tidmarsh H B Landworth A Fraser M P Haszard W A Weeks R Warren Dr Jenkins James Paton and many others.
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C. H. B. Longworth
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M. P
Horace Haszard
W. A. Weeks
R. Warren
S. R. Jenkins
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McLaughlin
Woodroofe
R. Smallwood
Dr. Conroy
Pethic
Putnam's Corn Extractor Claims Pain Free Cure
Advertising copy claims Putnam's Corn Extractor can cure corns painlessly within twenty four hours. It emphasizes the product as a vegetable remedy and urges readers to use the Putnam's brand as the only known option.
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Putnam's
Putnam’s
Roving Classroom Exchange Sparks a Laugh
A teacher tests a student with a riddle about Atlas and a joke about who supported him. The boy replies that Atlas was carried by his wife, prompting a lighthearted moment in class.
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Tommy
Atlas
Wordplay on marriage vows hints at shifting roles
A quoted exchange reveals a woman reframing marriage duties from wife to husband. The speaker emphasizes guiding a partner toward partnership and responsibility rather than traditional domestic expectations.
Nerviline Promises Relief for Chronic Sciatica
A patient reports four years of sciatica with severe pain and loss of mobility. After using Nerviline, plus nightly doses of twenty drops in hot water, the condition improved in a week and the user claims complete cure in eight weeks. The ad touts Nerviline as a long standing American remedy and warns against inferior imitations.
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America
Guardian Reader Complaints Over Paper Quality
A Guardian notice calls readers to report issues with dimly printed pages folded miscut and poorly addressed or wrapped copies to the Subscriptions Department for replacement or resolution.
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Guardian
Musical Papa
A boy asks the girl next door about her father who wheezes due to asthma. The girl quips that it's one of his insides acting up, hinting at groan-worthy humor about health in a family setting.
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H. H. Brown
Rochford St
Richmond St
Brighton Road
Conditions of the Bible Study Contest
The Guardian sponsors an annual Bible study contest open to subscribers. Participants must answer 52 weekly questions by Aug 28 1908, with each answer on one side of a page not exceeding 200 words. Names and addresses must appear, and final prizes are awarded by the International Newspaper Bible Study Club after independent examination.
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Bible Study Club
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