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Newspaper
Charlottetown Guardian
Location
Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island, Canada
Date
Sep 16, 1925
Page
1
A long letter column discusses Meighen and King remarks on Maritime compensation within Canada. It argues Quebec and Ontario bear costs for Maritime and Western needs, notes Exhibition Week's financial impact on Charlottetown, and urges lawful support for equitable measures without harming local business.
The piece discusses the doomed King government and Canada’s need for strong leadership, with focus on gambling laws at fairs, the coming tariff issue, and the role of Arthur Meighen. It compares 1891 and 1911 reciprocity referendums, noting Liberals under Laurier and Conservatives under Macdonald, election dynamics, and public sentiment toward free trade with the United States.
An article explains nonorganic stomach pain linked to the stomach wall muscles. It notes patients seek multiple doctors and tests before lifestyle changes such as sleep, diet and exercise cure the symptoms. British doctors emphasize muscular tension or laxity affects acid production and appetite.
A historical analysis recalls the 1891 and 1911 tariff referendums, noting Maritimes voting splits and the shifting balance of power. It highlights Laurier era Liberal strength, Laurier’s 1911 dissolution, and Premier King’s fragile position amid a Conservative majority.
A reader in Charlottetown questions Captain John L Read-Breed and weighs claims about Guernsey milk fat content versus price. The exchange touches on a carrier ferry, letter dispatch, and farm practices while a poem about smiles closes the column.
A reader cites claims that very rich milk may aid short term infant feeding but harms digestion later. He challenges dairy authorities to prove Guernsey superiority in fat tests and confronts mixed herds. He notes tests showing 3.5% milk as standard and criticizes prize lists favoring Guernseys backed by Howard Corning.
Winnipeg report of comments by Hugh Martin parliamentary editor of the London Daily Mail and BH Altham Morning Post on why British titles remain profitable for parties. Martin cites Lloyd George’s one million pound income from titles and notes titles can still be bought before a future sale.
iMiller’s Worm Powders claim to purge the stomach and intestines of worms so effectively that even delicate stomachs feel no discomfort. The makers urge mothers to use the preparation to restore strength to their children and shield them from the weakening effects of worm infestations.
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