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Fragmentary ad style copy touts a “Powerful Medicine” with essential oils for health. Claims vast cures and widespread certification, praising its effectiveness beyond price.
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Newspaper
Cut Knife Grinder
Location
Cut Knife, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Feb 18, 1915
Page
6
Fragmentary ad style copy touts a “Powerful Medicine” with essential oils for health. Claims vast cures and widespread certification, praising its effectiveness beyond price.
A disrupted dialogue fragment presents unclear phrases about fighting kindness and a toy, with garbled names and context. The readable parts imply confrontation or instruction, but specifics are not deducible.
An incomplete dialogue recounts a Scotch astronomer describing a star seen as small as a penny from a distance of a hundred miles. A member of the audience jokes about recognizing the speaker as a scolarly man and mispronounces words.
Ancient style advertisement text promotes Dr. Kellogg's Asthma Remedy and Minard's Liniment with claims of relief and cure for breathing issues and sore throat. Letters from readers praise the products with terse endorsements and personal names.
A playful quip asks if two is company or three a crowd, teasing at a scene where a half portion is served and diners speculate on company. The witty note unfolds like a social teaser from a late edition.
An ad promotes Dr Williams Pink Pills as a blood cleansing tonic for spring ills. It claims pimples eruptions eczema and neuralgia result from winter blood stagnation and that the pills restore appetite energy and health. Sold by doctors or mail order for 60 cents a bottle or six for 2 50 from The Dr Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ont.
The department of marine and fisheries will study Hudson fisheries with a schooner and scientific crew departing Halifax soon. Early surveys indicate the bay and straits yield superior fish grades and fertile waters for study.
An OCR fragment touts Dr Morse s Indian Root Pills as crafted by a formula used for nearly a century among the Indians. It claims tradition and teaching by Dr Morse, though it is incomplete about the product and claims despite repeated attempts.
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