Retired Captain Swan from Port Burwell featured in reading matter
The item covers Captain Swan’s thirty year voyage on the Great Lakes now ending with retirement at Port Burwell Ontario. It includes his health notes about appetite loss from constipation and a testimonial for Fruit-a-tives, plus notices about local residents and a Charlottetown visit on a car ferry terminal project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Lakes
Captain Swan
Port Burwell
Ont
H. Swan
Fruitatives Limited
Ottawa
Charlottetown
F. ©. Harris
Sackville
N.B
P.H.S. Railway
Harris
Cape Tormentine
Tormentine
Minto
The 1900 Gravity Washer Free Trial Pitch
A Montreal era advertisement presents the G Q Morris sales pitch for the 1900 Gravity Washer Co. offering a one month free trial with freight paid. The copy extolls fast washing, fabric protection, and cost savings versus hand washing and laundress wages, inviting readers to request a booklet and mail order details from 857 Young St Toronto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manny
G. Q. Morris
Mgr
Washer Co
Young St
Toronto
Prohibition Cases Hearings and Local Notices
Two Prohibition cases were heard by Stipendiary K J Martin with A Boisner prosecuting. George Offer was cleared while Henry Benoit’s case was adjourned due to a witness absence and a bench warrant. Also noted are a funeral for Herman J Malone, a Charlottetown store burglary at Fish Market, and various community notices including church farewell of Rev J F Floyd, body arrival of Gordon Whitlock, a silver wedding, a tin shower, and Lord's Day Alliance meeting updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guardian
George Nelson Cheverie
Souris
John McDonald
K. J. Martin
A. Boisner
George Offer
Henry Benoit
Herman J. Malone
Daniel B. Malone
Miscouche
Monaghan
Malone
Lake Superior
Thunder Bay Construction Co
Fort William
Ontario
Leonard
Leo Praught
Grand River
Firmina
St. Joseph’s Convent
Stillwater
Minn
Francis Shea
Indian River
Ella
R. T. Holman, Ltd
Summerside
Arnold
Cambridge
Mass
Charlottetown
Bill Sikes
J. T. Crockett & Co
Grafton Street
Fish Market
Corinth
Christ
Floyd
Gordon Ernest Whitlock
Joliette, Que
The
F. J
Lord's Day Alliance
Jacob Heaney
Lord’s Day Alliance
Dr. Fullerton
W. Bell
J. F. Floyd
G. EF. Taylor
Z. L. Fash
T. W. Murphy
Col. F. 8. Moore
Mesers C.J
Tongwa
Two Women Saved from Operations
Edmonton Alberta and Beatrice Nebraska feature women who avoided surgical procedures by using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Liver Pills. Mrs. Frank Emsley and Mrs. R. B. Cain credit the remedies with eliminating severe female troubles and lasting relief after doctors proposed operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia E. Pinkham
Edmonton
Alberta
Dan
Lydia EE. Pinkham
Frank Emsley
Columbia Avenue
Beatrice
Ned
Lydia B. Pinkham
Zam-Buk hailed as cure after long hospital treatment
Fred Mason of St Andrews New Brunswick describes suffering eczema on his knee for months. After Montreal General Hospital treatment failed, Zam-Buk relieved itching and pain and healed the sore in weeks. He credits Zam-Buk for curing finger blood-poisoning and avoiding amputation. Zam-Buk advertised as remedy for eczema blood poisoning ulcers piles sores and skin injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Mason
St. Andrews
N.B
Montreal
Montreal General Hospital
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the Guardian
Michael McCarey
P. E. I. Railway
Boston
Harry Burns
Burns
McCarey
John H. Burns
Sednesday
SWAN
Esa
Rogers Bros
Rogers
Leading I A
Jer
Fuller
Masonio Jallowell
Tadly
Ackage
Avgnow
Hev
Central Christian Church
Paul
John T. McKenzie
Hillsborough Square
McKenzie
Lillian
Mrs. McKenzie
Lottie Orr
Clinton
Ruth Pickering
the Bank of Nova Scotia
Zam-Buk
Manitoba
T. H. Taylor Co., Limited
Chatham, Ont
C.F Powley
Kent St.Halifax
N.S
Penmans
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