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Newspaper
Fort Macleod Gazette
Location
Fort Macleod, Alberta, Canada
Date
Dec 06, 1901
Page
7
Fashion guidance lists cheap fabrics and proper attire for different figures and weather. It notes daytime wear, church outfits, breakfast routines, and bicycle gear with emphasis on avoiding dingy looks and choosing suitable dresses and coats for various body types and seasons.
A letter from Robert Ross of Two Rivers praises YS Liniment after using three bottles for a fifteen year problem. He declares great satisfaction and offers permission to share the endorsement to promote the medicine.
A fragmented notice touts Parmelee's Vegetable Pills as stimulating organs and renewing life and vitality. It claims red color in snow and alpine regions ties to a vegetable substance and markets the pills as a universal remedy with implied sexual health notes.
Humorous ad copy notes that when a man marries he thinks his wife is a perfect mate but jokes she may be a captain, promoting Sozodont tooth powder at a nickel.
A jumbled list of station names and days of service appears, listing Saint Paul Porters Prairie interness aids and various intermediate points. The notice includes weekdays Sunday through Saturday with mixed spellings and times, ending with names of GEO. H SHAW Traf. Mgr and HANNA Gen. sup.
A Shelburne girl once near decline due to consumption like symptoms shows dramatic recovery after using Dr Williams Pink Pills. The account cites improvement after three boxes and full return to health, endorsed by local magistrate Robt. G. Irwin and a recommendation to others with similar blood and nerve issues. Pills sold by dealers or mail order from Brockville Ontario.
A verse and prose excerpt traces a scuffle in Flint about a jealous dalliance and a harsh verdict. The piece then pivots to cautionary notes on remedies, quack cures, and patent medicines from Northrop & Lyman in Toronto. It ends with assorted witticisms on manners and color perception.
An odd collection of home remedies and light jokes appears alongside a 1901 family quip about a sister. The piece notes 25 cent Sozodont, ant and mosquito deterrents, a playful exchange between Sappington and Rodney, and a civil notice estimating President McKinley estate values at about 210000 in total property.
Edward Noyes Westcott, famed for David Harum, shared a Western New York concert memory. After a successful singing engagement, the host gave him two pairs of whaleboned corsets, hoping they would be appreciated, and Westcott accepted them with surprise and amusement.
The narrator recalls beheadings in China where the sword is used to kill. He describes two executions in sequence with a man watching as the second knelt with neck exposed. The first took three strokes. the second calmly asked how long and then offered his neck for the final blow.
The North Cape excursion steamers stop at a whaling station for tourist edification though few ashore. Passengers prefer to stay aboard and demand the captain move on, while a dead whale’s odor is noted as longer lasting than any camel.
A fragment shows a mother asking Dorothy if she sent regrets for a party. Dorothy replies she has none to send and will not attend. The snippet then includes an unrelated medical ad for Parmalee's Vegetale Pills and a business proverb about wisdom.
An ad touts Bickle's Anti-Consumptive Syrup as a purely vegetable remedy for throat and lung affections. It promises prompt relief from coughs colds bronchitis and lung inflammation and notes the product is palatable even to children and affordable for the poor.
Advertises Diamond Dyes as flawless and color exact for mats and rugs. Promises easy color results, cost efficiency, and invites readers to order free design sheets from The Wells & Richardson Co. Limited of Montreal by mailing their address.
A famed cow noted for producing twins previously has given birth to triplets at the ranch of A. Podesta near Stockton California. Locals are visiting to view the trio of calves as the animal continues to attract attention for its prolific offspring record.
An interview with Mrs. J Barnett of Plattsville details long illness relief after using Dodd's Kidney Pills. She describes nervousness pain and sleeplessness, notes rapid improvement within a box, and claims full recovery after twelve boxes. The clip also mentions Dr Thomas Electric Oil curing grippe related back pain.
Dialogue snippet shows a tense exchange about a possible proposal ending in relief that the relationship remains platonic. Mentions of past fear and current reassurance hint at emotional stakes between two unnamed individuals. A separate line notes that 100,000 American wells collectively yield about 160,000 barrels daily, indicating oil industry context.
An old advertisement for Hall's Catarrh Cure claims a one hundred dollar reward for curing catarrh and promotes internal take plus blood action. The page also includes a humorous dialogue about clerical sore throat and a pastor's cough amid a jokey exchange.
A quirky note describes mouse whiskers as a tool in fishing, creating a curious “grey knot” effect in trout fishing lore. The fragment hints at an old superstition or technique tied to angling practices.
The hippo’s hide is described as two inches thick in parts. Honolulu homes feature exterior lighting with electric lamps built into masonry, reflecting on interiors and lawns. Botanists state sugar cane does not grow wild anywhere in the world.
The report notes Daniel Oxford discusses income figures for universities with Cambridge earning about £340,000 annually and Oxford about £418,000. The figures illustrate funding disparities affecting higher education.
The article notes the elephant requires the least sleep among animals, often four to five hours, despite its capacity for hard work. It contrasts this with other animals and emphasizes the unusual sleep pattern of elephants.
A playful musing on how married life blends with food and entertaining. The piece muses on dainty cooking and the fragrant Welsh rabbit as a symbol of love’s first stir and the curious habits of men.
The line records Mame’s retort to her father gifting a new cold watch. She simply says she is having a perfectly lovely time, a consistent refrain noted by a stnsome visitor.
A fragmented passage shows Nubbs entering an editor room described as ice and roaring like a lion, and emerging with a “stamp” poster. Bubils asks how it happened, Nubbs replies with a brief, cryptic lick remark.
The Burnton-Warding report notes a financial operation affecting Burnton with unclear details. The bulletin mentions Gibbors borrowing 810 dollars yesterday as recorded in the Boston Transcript, reflecting local financial activity.
Fragmentary text references a Chicago Tribune snippet about street etiquette and public conduct. The readable phrases mention a blind person, a cane, and a deaf and dumb child, suggesting a column on manners or social behavior in public spaces.
A terse reflection notes the difficulty of weighing each word in a decision that will be scrutinized by many. The writer suggests careful speech matters when outcomes affect people.
A terse, humorous note suggests a man sees his bride as ideal before marriage but may call her extravagant after marriage, labeling vice as a habit that has run to seed.
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