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Newspaper
Glenboro Gazette
Location
Glenboro, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Aug 08, 1902
Page
7
The Glenboro Gazette reports a surgical breakthrough where a patient with severely damaged eyes received grafts for four upper and lower eyelids from hip skin. The operation proceeded slowly but succeeded immediately, restoring normal eyelid function and protecting sight.
Holloway’s Corn Cure is the article t. Use Get a bettie at once and cure your corns.
A Scunthorpe trade union has spent £714 to erect twenty five houses for its members. Each house contains seven rooms with a bathroom and both hot and cold water services. The homes are let on easy repayment terms with the plan that occupiers will own their homes in fifteen years.
An advertisement asserts deafness caused by nasal catarrh can be cured only by medical treatment. It offers one hundred dollars for any deafness case from catarrh that cannot be cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure from Cheney & Co of Toledo Ohio.
The Bishop of London warned at a Westminster meeting that many East End streets resemble foreign towns with shop windows displaying English spoken here as if the city were not British. He cited districts overrun with foreigners and urged concern over integration.
W A Obe of Harbor Grace writes that after a mosquito bite left him irritated and possibly disfigured, Minard's Liniment relieved the irritation after a few applications and prevented sores. He also recommends keeping the product on hand to ward off mosquitoes.
Weather damages a rear stable near Bagshot Surrey described as Dies Turpin's Stable. Reportedly the site once housed Bonnie Hackies and a decapitated erection associated with the highwayrean tale.
A fragment cites Misard's Liaiment as the best hair restorer with a boastful line about not being bribed, and a quoted crowd voice urging optimism for luck to change.
A soap advertisement claims Lever's Dry Soap powder removes grease from greasy dishes and pans with ease. The brief notes its powerful cleaning action for kitchenware and emphasizes efficient grease removal.
A seedy passenger asks about travel on the road at the railway while a ticket seller, Welgimm, offers a ticket to Seski due for payment in thirty days. The exchange hints at delayed or unsettled travel arrangements and credit terms.
Fragmentary manuscript suggests discussion of medical cures and bone healing. Mentions age of scepticism and possible reference to body healing methods without clear names or dates.
Doolan speaks to the village doctor described as a sportsman and is told by the doctor that a careful man carries a gun. The line appears in the Glasgow Evening Times.
A fragment discusses irritation spreading and culminating in consumption over weeks. It mentions throat and asthma as compounded factors with several influences listed at the head of the note, highlighting curative or curative-like concerns.
The Athenians used pepper castors as a common condiment. In England during the sixteenth century they were placed on the table with the salt.
Minard's Liniment is the best. Tumblers of nearly the same shape and dimensions as those employed today have been found in great numbers in Pompeii. They were of gold, silver, glass, agate, marble and other semi precious stone.
A Canadian case describes Miss Louise Luffman of Poucher's Mills Ontario recovering from severe St Vitus dance after two doctors failed. After taking Dr Williams Pink Pills eight to ten boxes, her symptoms eased, appetite returned, sleep improved, and she gained health. The ad urges buying genuine pills from Dr Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ontario.
The market reports stronger speculative wheat activity but weak public interest, with futures sometimes outperforming cash. Manitoba grain sees dull export activity though spot sales for June contracts occur. Butter demand rises locally, prices firm, while dairy stock quality declines. Eggs rise on good demand. flour and feed prices listed. oats weaken. hay remains firm amid scarcity. hides and wool steady. tallow and seneca prices noted.
Two glasses of liquor were served at the village hotel in Chopwell on Derwentside now controlled by the Exil Gray Public House Trust.
A wartime style testimonial ad promotes Baby's Own Tablets as safe for infants with stomach and teething troubles. It claims the product calms constipated and restless babies, improves sleep, and that children accept the tablets like candy. The ad cites Mrs. R. McMaster of Cooks Town Ontario and offers 25 cents per box plus mail order from Dr Williams Medicine Co. Brockville Ont or Schenectady NY.
Archaeologists report discovery of combs in the oldest graves, suggesting personal grooming items accompanied burials. The find points to social practices and material culture of early communities.
Fourteen year old pupil in Soho has achieved 3 500 consecutive punctual attendances at St Ann's School. She has missed no day or late arrival since turning five, a remarkable demonstration of steady school attendance.
Fresh grass cattle remain scarce with good butcher grades at 5 cents per pound delivered here and inferior lots 5 to 5.5c. Grass cattle sold this week as low as 4c. Sheep range 5 to 54c per pound off cars Winnipeg, lambs similar. Hogs receipts moderate and prices steady at 64c for choice hogs 150 to 250 pounds off cars Winnipeg. milch cows scarce with good cows at 35 to 45 dollars each, horses in strong demand with Ontario supply and high prices.
Halcyon Springs in British Columbia markets itself as the best Canadian springs for rheumatism kidney or liver ailments. The water is described as having unequalled medicinal qualities with splendid hotel accommodation and access to fishing and hunting. An ideal retreat for the invalid.
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