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Newspaper
Fort Macleod Gazette
Location
Fort Macleod, Alberta, Canada
Date
Jun 13, 1902
Page
3
The Liver Ot school of Tropical Medicine reports a discovered parasite on the west coast of Africa that causes malarial fever. Previously blamed on malaria mosquitos, joint investigations reveal a separate deadly parasite spreading the disease, resembling an insect linked to horse illness in South Africa.
A feature set of testimonials and notices tout Paramine's Vegetable Pills and Yviniarius Liniment as cures for neuralgia and rheumatic cases. The text includes patient anecdotes from St Timothee Que, claims of universal catarrh cure, and a Toledo Ohio company offering a constitutional remedy with a money-back guarantee.
Advertisements claim Minard's Liniment cures dandruff and corns. Holuchas's Corn Cars remove corns. Saw handle designs promise lighter, stronger, adjustable grips for closer work. Promo urges timely remedies for children and mothers to ease discomfort.
This item explains meanings of surnames among Highland clans listing McIlutush McDonald McDougall McGroor McCuithbert Mckay Campbell Caneron and Stewart with inferred ancestries such as First Son Brown Eyes Black Eyes a Greek, Arch Druid Prophet Crooked Mouth Crooked Nose and Stay of Support.
A Manitoba ad promotes Hinard's Liniment for sale while a Nebraskan Mennonite group plans to take up a block of 80 000 acres of provincial lands on Lake Manitoba's shores.
The Soo road backs a campaign in North Imkota expected to kill 100,000 gophers. Tails will be sold in Minneapolis as part of the effort.
Lower Windsor New Brunswick April 27 Special Mr T H Belyea post master describes years of kidney trouble. After trying doctors and many medicines he found relief with Dodd's Kidney Pills claiming a complete cure and renewed health. His statement boosts local belief in the remedy.
A compact note contrasts practices in barbarous lands and civilized climes. It implies natives marry amid conflict while in civilized regions people may wed and then fight later, prompting reflections on social norms and violence.
Market review notes a week of rising wheat prices driven by continued dry windy conditions in Kansas and the southwest. By week end gains trimmed, with exports and a large milling company buying, and oat barley and flax markets also shown firmer or steady. Butter eggs hides wool and tallow prices listed with regional variation.
Cure for weak blood and nervous debility is offered by Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People. A testimonial from Mrs Hiram Rinkler details recovery of a daughter once weak and pale after use. The advertisement claims benefits for rheumatism indigestion and other ailments and notes ordering details and a Connecticut trout law joke.
Cattle receipts have risen to meet local needs but the beef market eased about 4 cents per pound for butchers' grades off cars, with bids of 14 to 16 dollars per head for yearling stockers and 18 to 20 dollars for two year olds. Shipping is underway as buyers have largely purchased available stock.
When washing greasy dishes and pans Lever's D verreo with Soapa powders will remove grease and grime, leaving shine and clean results. This brief ad style notice highlights product effectiveness and household use.
Physicians warn beards may harbor microbes while clean faces are linked to bacterial exposure. The piece urges personal choice on masking to reduce illness risk.
An Ontario advertisement extols Baby's Own Tablets as a gentle cure for infant constipation and related ailments. It cites Mrs. T. Guymer of London Ontario praising the product for stopping infant distress and improving sleep. The pills promise no opiate, mild action, and a guarantee, offered at 25 cents a box or by mail from Dr Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ont.
Lord Lennox questions the bridge’s earnings as he nears Vauxhall Bridge. Hook, a noted punster, quips that crossing it will yield a toll, turning a simple remark into a wry London moment.
An old scene shows two merchants joking about a clerk choosing a pretty typist. The ad copy promotes Dr Thorn’s Electric oryptic and Bickle's Anti Consumptive Syrup as miracle cures for coughs and consumption, with testimonials from John Andron of Kinloss. The piece closes with a comic exchange about a doctor and a boy with a sore throat.
Letters from Waterloo Ontario praise Parmelee's Vegetable Pills for dyspepsia liver and kidney complaints and cathartic relief. Minard's Liniment is also mentioned as a cure for burns in a facetious tone. The piece closes with a quip about unrequited love aging.
A sharp barb accuses a dyed in the wool hypocrite of mockery toward an old slurry issue. The statement implies repeated exposure to the matter without acknowledging prior familiarity or concern.
Three thousand settlers passed through Montreal this week heading west and four thousand more are expected next week, according to local reports.
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