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Newspaper
Glenboro Gazette
Location
Glenboro, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Aug 29, 1902
Page
7
The article extols Quinine Wine as a restorative that boosts spirits, nerves, and appetite, claiming it strengthens the body and improves digestion. It credits Northrop & Lyman of Toronto with offering this product and notes scientists’ favorable opinions of the wine in the market.
Louis LVI shows a taste for pork pie, preferring it to other meals, even while imprisoned in the temple. He voices bitter complaints about the food provided to him.
Historical note on Misard's Liniment for rheumatism and a remark about Emperor Charles V. He is described as a glutton who died from overeating a voracious appetite. Physicians suspect a morbid diseased appetite contributed to his death.
A Harbor Grace reader reports severe mosquito bites last summer cured by Minard's Liniment. The letter claims the product quickly relieved irritation and prevented soreness and notes it also helps keep mosquitoes away.
A succinct reflection notes that deceit serves as a versatile instrument for wrongdoing. It emphasizes how falsehoods adapt to varied schemes, shaping outcomes and enabling manipulation across situations.
Advice warns against disuse of funds during health risks and recommends Dr. J. D. Kellogg's Cordial for summer ailments. The notice suggests changing water, cooking, and avoiding green fruit to prevent dysentery and similar attacks, with a few drops of the cordial in water at symptom onset.
The line notes that with most men, character resembles back gammon, combining skill and luck. It presents a concise observation about human behavior and fortune shaping outcomes. The fragment suggests a view of variability in men's decisions and results.
A philosophical note asserts faith rests on accepting a greater claim while rejecting a lesser one. It contrasts belief and doubt as a rational stance toward evidential hierarchy.
The ad states Minard's Liniment cures la grippe and extols self made men as worthy examples. It portrays manufacturing self reliance as superior to not being made at all.
A witty line contrasts a billboard aiding an actor with a board bill, hinting at a story about publicity and bureaucracy in a playful, period-voiced note.
A remark states that a wooden leg serves as an amendment to the constitution, suggesting a metaphor or satirical note about constitutional change and bodily imagery within political discourse.
A terse aphorism notes a one-armed man facing life with solitary effort and resilience. The image suggests personal struggle, persistence, and the singular path chosen to cope with adversity.
A remark about whether a woman's hat sits straight or crooked appears in a brief social musings line. The quip highlights perceptions of fashion and balance in public dress.
A reflective quotation notes that some men chase public or formal positions so intently that they neglect actual productive work.
A humorous take argues a man would have stayed single if he had not met his wife, claiming fortune in partnership changes his outlook and path.
In a clipped, dialectal note from the Detroit Free Press, Misther Casey is advised that delaying action leads to danger as the press speaks of early trouble and the need to keep ahead of the current. Dennis adds a cautioned reply about staying proactive.
Ottawa special reports Frank Chartrand a railway worker from Littl Chaudiere Street credits Dodd's Kidney Pills with curing his kidney and back pain headaches dizziness and fatigue. He praises the remedy as a vital aid amid railway vibration and notes many Canadian railway men rely on it for health.
Wheat prices eased at week’s start then recovered slightly on weather shifts and harvest delays. Export demand remains modest. European crops rise and Russia and Roumania offer cheaper new wheat. Local grain, flour and feed prices hold steady with varying spot and track quotes and modest demand across dairy and poultry markets.
A bold assertion frames the study of humanity as the most challenging branch of knowledge. The statement reflects ongoing debate over human sciences and their complexities.
A quip notes that controversy levels all ranks by exposing folly and wisdom alike, suggesting fools and prudent minds share the same arena of dispute.
Advertised as a universal family remedy Yarmece's Pills claim to cleanse stomach and bowels of bilious matter open excretory channels and induce copious intestinal discharges. The ad touts their use for fever ague and related derangements with overall favorable results.
A person is taken aback when someone labels him old for the first time, triggering surprise and reflection on aging. The moment highlights how quickly perceptions shift with a single remark.
An advertiser touts Monkey Brand Soap promising copper like luster tin like silver crockery like marble and windows like crystal, claiming its cleaning power enhances appearance across items. The brief highlights the soap’s transformative effect and strong brand claims.
A reflective saying compares a strong brain matched with a true heart to balancing a fragile bubble against a heavy wedge of gold, emphasizing careful judgment.
A concise aphorism notes that if some people who cause trouble could profit as easily as they create it, their wealth would quickly become burdensome and unwelcome.
An advertisement praises Minard's Liniment as the best remedy while reflecting on life’s many miseries that elicit smiles, noting such smiles cause wrinkles rather than dimples.
The article promotes Canadian springs as the best cures for rheumatism kidney and liver troubles. It highlights the water's medicinal qualities, plus excellent hotel accommodations, fishing and hunting, presenting the location as an ideal retreat for invalids.
A proverb-like note contrasts borrowers and lenders. It suggests borrowers invite hardship while lenders avoid trouble, claiming lenders have a ready supply of security or funds to draw on.
A health warning contrasts common soaps made from rancid fats with Sunlight Soap Octagon Bar. It cautions that offensive vapors and long contact with soap suds may spread disease and eczema, urging readers to choose Sunlight Soap for better skin health.
The Star of Hope is published at Sing Sing prison yet no applicant has sought a permanent staff position, highlighting a mismatch between publication and employment interest among inmates.
Mr. Wm. Vander voort of Sydney Crossing Ontario reports Parmelee's Pills as the best he has used. He says they act as a charm for delicate and debilitated constitutions, providing tonic and stimulant effects by mildly exciting body secretions and giving tone and vigor.
A reflective note to a girl whose parents strive to please her that her happiest moment is when the baby is asleep, a quiet domestic truth about family contentment.
A compact editorial line argues women occupy a secondary role in societal progress, portraying female consolation as a political instrument within broader public discourse. The piece frames gender expectations as pivotal to national identity and civic life.
A concise reflection on how poverty arises from birth, personal achievement, and deliberate actions by others. It contrasts inherited disadvantage with self made and externally imposed financial hardship across social groups and institutions.
A fragile display ends in defeat as the Rainbow team struggles to hold the line. Critics praise effort but note key imperfections that let the opponent pull ahead in the final minutes.
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