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Newspaper
Cumberland Islander
Location
Cumberland, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Oct 07, 1911
Page
6
Harry S. Pollard, a noted traveler from Wartford, lauds Nerviline as the cure for a bad stomach and gas pressure on the heart. He claims rapid improvement and credits it with preventing cramps, rheumatism, and other ailments he faced over two years.
A naval officer recalls parrots then describes Winchester Repeating Arm Company as world leading in rifles and ammunition. The firm uses modern methods, strict tests, and expert staff to ensure high quality at no higher cost, with widespread dealer availability and a long history of sales.
A mosaic of light snippets includes a heat day fire call, nurse meeting, humane cautions at Aber Palls, a joke about a pretty nurse, and a note on slippery rocks near a falls. It also covers tales of courtship, a berry at Dunstable, a butcher joke, and classroom soap bringing baths.
A simple and cheap medicine claims to regulate the digestive system. Parmelee's Vegetable Pills are touted as effective and accessible, suited for the poor and those seeking to avoid medical bills.
At Merton House Rich ard Marsh trained 24 horses, most owned by His Majesty. On May 12 Carol Singer, a bay filly by Thmsh-Komm Carlichen, broke through at Kempton Park to win Witch of the Air King Edward’s stake. Witch of the Air’s career ended that afternoon with the king’s death, after which the filly retired to Sandringham. Carol Singer’s second outing showed solid form with no mishaps.
A brief notice urges mothers to treat children for worms and claims Mother Graves' Worm Exterminator protects the seildrom from worm distressing actions.
Mile Blanche Azoulay takes oath as first woman lawyer in Algiers at the court of appeals. The Prince of Wales begins duties as midshipman on HMS Hindustan at Portsmouth with own cabin and twenty one pence daily. Colonel Edward H. Green says he will marry only in a conventional way or not at all. Queen Amelia of Portugal, a nurse, aids the poor in Richmond and helped advance medical science and hospitals. Sir Philip Watts, retiring director of naval construction, helped shape the Dreadnought era. John Ridgeley Carter, promoted to minister to Argentina, previously served as US representative to the Balkan states and secretary at London. Sir Moses Wzokiel gains commission to craft the Poe memorial in Baltimore.
An advertisement touts Parmelee's Vegetable Pills as a cure for mood disorders linked to stomach and liver dysfunction. It claims the pills restore stomach action and bring relief, citing thousands of successful cases and urging wise users to try them.
The subject, born in Richmond in 1844, is a Virginia Military Institute alumnus who studied anatomy at the Medical College of Virginia and art in Berlin. He became the first foreigner to win the Michael Boer prize and spends much time in Nome, where he has a residence.
In the Indian Ocean and tropical Pacific waters many aquatic sea serpents are reported. They have deadly fangs and swim in large schools. They display paddle like tails, range from a yard to eight feet, and are vividly ringed. Sometimes called a specialized offshoot of non venomous snakes.
A playful verse asserts Doctor Wiley defeating microbes and returning stronger, with lines about canned goods, white ranks, and a stubborn front-rank man felled by cold storage sausages. The chorus proclaims they are bouncing Doctor Wiley in the mornin.
A playful verse sketch by W. Garey Wonderly riffs on nursery rhymes and politics. It parodies familiar lines with modern twists including a suffragette mother returning to share her presidential choice. The piece blends whimsy with social commentary.
A whimsical dialogue excerpt centers on Flo’s father challenging George about marriage prospects. George questions his own chances as the piece muses that marriage is a lottery and questions whether letters of love should be permitted in the masis.
Time tested Bickle’s Anti-Consumptive syrup stands as a leading remedy for throat and lung ailments. It softens stubborn coughs by relieving irritation and helps restore affected organs to healthier conditions. Use will show its value.
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