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Newspaper
Glenboro Gazette
Location
Glenboro, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Dec 01, 1910
Page
2
A report describes stomach distress affecting a teeen during seven nights of camp life with tents and a patient present. The scene focuses on the symptoms and the reaction of observers to the event.
An advertisement by MASLEYT M. LEGARDE of Williamsport promotes Nereiline as a remedy for cramps, headaches, and female disorders. It claims quick relief and urges readers to keep the product on hand for emergencies, listing two bottle sizes and prices.
A London correspondent reports King Elward and Lord Savile on a walk at Rofford Abber when Lord Savile stopped a man with a dead pheasant protruding from his coat. He called him a bad egg, but the King laughed and allowed him to go, saying he would not punish a true offender.
A London church tenor argues that church choir participation boosts marriage odds. He claims single singers find affinity within choirs or among congregants, noting sweet voices, appearances, and allure enhance matching opportunities. He suggests music triggers strong romantic emotions akin to celestial notions.
An inquest at Clapham Junction in England concluded a death resulted from fright after a coupling suddenly snapped with a loud report. The incident occurred in a railway setting, with witnesses describing the frightful event and its fatal outcome.
Anecdotes span encounters with a demanding real estate agent and a tired shopper, a lampooned city street scene with Sothern, a humorous store interaction in an ironmonger’s shop, a conductor rushing a heavyset passenger, and a nurse’s joke about a shopping trip. The pieces feature daily life characters, small misadventures, and social quirks from a bustling city setting.
A dated fragment explains digestive issues and urges use of a vegetable remedy labeled Parwetee's Vegrtablr Punk. It emphasizes quick action during the ailment’s onset and mentions a supposed packet of an unspecified product, reflecting period medical advertising.
The piece argues that draft horses in harness, especially fours and sixes weighing 1400 to 2000 pounds, illustrate attention to feeding, care, and handling. A public test of breeding and performance could settle breed value, with strong emphasis on matched teams, action, and endurance.
Practical guidance for hog breeders on winter housing ventilation and sanitation. The article stresses using affordable straw sheds, dry bedding changed every few days, and separate feeding areas to promote exercise and healthy digestion. It also advises balanced heating via feed and water, plus group management to protect smaller pigs during severe weather.
In the Bay of Bengal a small Nicobar island group is described as inhabited by a roughly civilized people who craft wooden images for festivals. Missionaries report initial converts but locals continue carving depictions of angels and saints, some adorned with improvised features like stove pipes.
Remarkable progress is noted in the telegraphing of pictures. Previously only wealthy newspapers with abundant funds could pursue such delicate scientific devices. The new development promises wider access and deeper technical achievement.
A fragment hints at Hoefflower introducing Core Cure as a method to address soft scorns. The note implies a detox or treatment claim but provides limited details on usage, scope, or efficacy. Further facts are not available in the readable text.
An Eastern observer, T. W. King of the Canadian Courier, argues he was not greatly astonished by the Canadian West. He recalls wheat yields, city sizes between Winnipeg and Vancouver, and the shift from pioneer roughness to settled comfort, noting Western pretensions and fresh urban life with gentle satire.
The writer recalls a Westward journey noting the evolving towns Battleford and North Battleford, the first paper west of Winnipeg, and the contrasting interest in wheat yields versus real estate. He observes Western optimism about money, the temptation to “get enough to get by,” and the social dynamic of locals boosting their region’s value amid shifting fortunes.
A Philadelphia man faced great distress one morning due to a long delay in being served breakfast shortly after rising.
A Lake Manitoba resident reports relief from chronic indigestion and stomach pain after trying Fruit-a-tives. The testimonial notes persistent dyspepsia and eating pain subsiding, with the product urged to others. Sold at dealers and from Thad-a-tives Limited in Ottawa.
A husband orders his wife to tell the cook to hasten breakfast. She returns with a melancholy expression and the husband presses for news. The wife says the cook warns of disappointments for them all.
A flood in the Ohio River drenched Middleport and a rat’s gnawing collapsed a two inch lead pipe feeding a sink above a meat shop. Inspectors note the rat chewed through from both sides with precise teeth marks as water leaked and the scene described as workmanlike damage.
When leaving home or changing habitat he carries a personal plan by Dral. Do Kelby. Dyveente Cordini warns that moving to strange places with no doctors can trigger dy eevitermy attacks. He offers a standard remedy kept handy to cope and successfully subdue the condition.
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