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Newspaper
Dauphin Herald And Press
Location
Dauphin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 22, 1925
Page
3
An Ohio mother, Mrs. Bensie Shelburn of West Park, describes using Caticura Seep and Ointment after her baby suffered widespread rashes and crying. She reports healing after one cake of soap and a small amount of ointment, dated August 22, 1924, and urges use for toilet purposes.
Canadian archer Major Partey of Delierithc Ontario earns gold in London against top English and Scottish rivals. He later takes Bath championship West of England with a gold medal and a grand trophy. In York Oxford Grand National he wins a large challenge trophy and a 4 inch gold medal. Other wins by Major Farley abroad.
Nepeese and Baree deepen their bond at the beaver pond as intrigues unfold at Lac Bain. Bush McTaggart, called Napao Wetikoo, tightens his control over trap-lands, scheming to thwart Pierrot and seize Nepeese through exploitation and power. Gregson notes McTaggart’s cruel rule and the danger to native communities.
Mrs. Cairies Carson of Forsythe Street in Chatham Ontario writes she suffered nerve weakness after childbirth and could not work alone. After four bottles of Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound she regained strength, can wash and do her own work, and plans to continue using the remedy.
The column laments men's habits of wearing restrictive dress even on holidays, contrasting with women who freed themselves from corsets and tight gowns. It argues men remain servile to fashion, effectively paying to be laundered into asphyxiation, in a sharp London Sunday Express tone.
Vancouver August building totals approached $500,100, more than twice the August 1924 figure. The month’s figure mainly exceeded by many small items such as dwellings garages repairs and alterations.
The Philadelphia Public Ledger reports a new electric locomotive may replace present engines if it can haul 3000 tons on level track and sustain 75 mph on a continental run. The piece predicts a major shift in American railroading and early obsolescence for current steam power.
Bangkok advices report King of Siam drawing a color line in marriages by urging Siamese students in England not to marry Europeans. He cites unhappy outcomes of mixed marriages and stresses mutual respect for races in both Siam and England.
F Sloane of Georgetown credits Nerviline with ending a two year backache after trying it at Smith Bros Drug Store. The advertisement urges readers with weak backs to use Nerviline, claiming it swiftly relieves stiffness swelling and pain. Available for 35 cents at all dealers.
A Jersey City man credits Carter's Little Liver Pills for relieving sour stomach and gas, restoring his appetite after reading a letter in the paper. He praises the pills and says he will recommend them in drug stores.
Excavations led by Garnet Wolseley near Cissbury confirm late Bronze Age and Iron Age settlements on the Sussex Downs. Evidence includes Roman wares, Samian wine cup, imported amphora fragments, and kiln and storage pits. The finds show a Kelto-Roman transition and final Saxon destruction, with lifeways of deers hunters and herders overwritten by invaders.
Evaporated milk is fresh milk with about half the water removed and no additives. It is concentrated and sterilized in air tight cans at plants like those of Borden in Truro Ingersoll Norwich and South Sumas. The sealed container keeps it fresh until opened and follows by keeping longer than bottled milk. Worms in children are not connected to evaporated milk and the ad ends with a product promotion for a worm remedy.
At Vina del Mar the Prince of Wales greeted a bold Chilean girl who forced a crowd aside and kissed him in a brief embrace. Officials looked on aghast as the heir to the British throne recovered and shook her hand.
A national promotion asserts Baby's Own Tablets are safest and most effective for babies and children. Mothers trumpet its reliability with Mrs. Charles Hutt of Tancook Island sharing twenty years of use and endorsement. Distributed by The Dr. Williams' Medicine Co. Brockville Ontario at 25 cents per box. free booklet offered on request.
An Australian prospect describes Thin Oif from spoiled potatoes as a versatile oil with low freezing point suited for lubricating delicate instruments and aeroplane engines. The description extols Dr Thomas Electric Oil as a remedy for coughs colds sore throats sprains cuts and contusions, claiming it acts as a medicine chest in itself.
In a playful exchange at the Error Diner Walter the ex-printer corrects a misprint from soup to mutton. Harry challenges him to outdo a face contest while Dorothy mocks both, noting the faces they start with.
A call to action honors men and women who uplift humanity by fostering encouragement over criticism. The message highlights collective effort and forward momentum in pursuit of progress.
The product is praised as painless and perfect in action for children showing worm symptoms. Symptoms include feverish restlessness and convulsions. After expelling worms, the stomach and bowels are left toned and healthy.
Major BE. J. Ashton of the soldiers' settlement board reports a large majority of soldier settlers are prospering. Since 1924 about 7,000 have met all obligations and 5,000 have paid partially, while about 4,000 have failed to make payments.
The American Pomological Society notes fruits are no longer luxury items but musts in summer and year round. Medics say fruits regulate digestion, supply minerals and vitamins, and act as tonics. consumption twice daily is advised. Seasonal buying keeps costs down with apples and oranges as affordable options.
The Holstein-Friesian Association of Canada through fieldman R. M. Holtby of Port Perry Ont offers a special sales service. He will visit established herds and report on cattle offered for sale to provide buyers definite information on quality and breeding.
A sixteenth century Heralds College document claims Adam died of gout and traces Saxon kings to Adam and Eve. It notes Adams was buried in Hebron and hints at the fruit of an apple a day without asserting medical effects.
London experimenters reportedly stayed awake for five days and four nights to study the effects of prolonged sleep deprivation on the body.
A limbless fire brigade of 32 disabled workers from the Paint Fabrics colony demonstrated efficiency at Sheffield when Princess Mary attended. They opened a workshop ceremony then built and burned a wooden building to prove their firefighting coordination, with each task assigned to men by remaining limbs.
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