Zam-Buk Cures Severe Skin Sores Claims Boston Reader
An Ontario man testifies Zam-Buk cured facial sores quickly after failed treatments. The herbal balm is touted for babies and adults, effective on rashes, cold sores, burns, and skin injuries. Available from Zam-Buk Co. Toronto for 50 cents plus post.
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Zam-Buk
R. H. Barker
Glencairn
Ont
Zam- Buk
Zam-Buk Co
Toronto
Snow Flower of Siberia Blooms From Frozen Soil
A plant called the snow flower grows in Siberian soil and blooms only in deep winter. It forms a star shape with petals matching leaf length and about half an inch wide. A Russian nobleman carried seeds to St. Petersburg and the flower appeared through ice on the coldest January day before spectators.
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Siberia
Ley Wintera
Siberian
St. Petersburg
Peter
Jacob
Pherett
Heaven
Peter the
Alicia
Rabbit
Georgia
Remus
Brother Fox
Scandinavian Tales Of Wits And Whimsical Wives
The piece parades two folk tales from the Norse tradition. A foolish wife outsmarts herself in a market scam, while a clever hunter outwits a harsh suitor. both tales celebrate quirky luck, wit, and blunt old country wisdom.
Asthma Remedy Claim Appears Miraculous
An asthma sufferer reports rapid relief from attacks after using Dr J D Kelloge's Asthma Remedy. The advertisement asserts the remedy offers dependable, quick aid and prevents future attacks, claiming it is sold everywhere.
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J. D. Kelloge
Holloway’s Corn Cure Relief Claim
If one be troubled with corns and warts he will find in Holloway's Corn Cure an application that will entirely relieve suffering.
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Holloway
Statistics of Smoke and Soot in the Air in 1910
Measurements in thirty Austrian and German cities tracked air contamination by smoke and soot in 1910. Observations three times daily used paper filters graded against six shade numbers to rate smokiness. Monthly averages per station compare city air purity, revealing factory-driven pollution and notable winter house-fire effects.
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Austria
Germany
Dietetic Value of Fruit in Daily Diet
The article urges fruits as a large part of daily eating for taste and natural appetite guidance. It argues hunger and thirst are wise signals guiding toward health and happiness, framing good health as wealth and linking temperate habits to a clean, wholesome life.
It Will Cure a Cold
Colds are the commonest ailments of mankind and if neglected may lead to serious conditions. Dr Thomas electrical will relieve bronchial passages of inflammation speedily and thoroughly and strengthen them against subsequent attack. It eases inflammation and stops the cough by allaying throat irritation. Try it and prove it.
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Thomas
Bad Year for British Farmers Ends with Great Drought
British farmers bid farewell to 1911 recalling a year shaped by a devastating drought. The period stood as a historic test for agriculture with drought conditions dominating the twelve months and shaping crop yields and farming hardships.
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Liv
New Brunswick Heard From Again on Dodd’s Kidney Pills
Kent County special report recounts testimonials from Ben Gauvang of Puckering Settlement praising Dodd’s Kidney Pills. He claims nine boxes restored health, enabling him to work and move normally, while noting the medicine cures kidney diseases and alleviates related ailments.
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Ben Gaurang
Dodd
Kent Co
N. B
New Brunswick
Ben Gauvang
Mr. Gauvang
Dald
Dr Hamilton's Pills Proclaimed by Lubenione Woman
Mrs. La Pierre writes from Lubenione praising Dr Hamilton's Pills for restoring strength and color, saying they improved her stomach liver and bowels and suggesting regular use for women. The Catarrhozone Company advertises 26 cents per box in Kingston Canada.
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Lubenione
Mia. Lacrince
Dr. Hamilton
Catarrhozone Co
Kingston
Canada
Conditions in 1911 Drought Hit Farmers Hard Across Regions
The piece notes a drought making 1911 seem remarkable and trying, with potential ongoing effects into 1912. It cites short winter fodder stores, uncertain spring conditions, and the risk to cattle grazing. Yet some districts saw decent rains and crops, with prices higher than usual, though overall farm balances are stretched or negative.
When the Giraffe Fights Its Unusual Duel
The giraffe lacks claws teeth or horns and defends itself by swinging its long neck like a club. Two animals square off hammering with their heads, each using the neck as a flexible weapon while standing firm on four legs. The duel continues until one yields.
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