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Newspaper
Glenboro Gazette
Location
Glenboro, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Dec 07, 1906
Page
2
Ex Senator M C Butler writes from Washington praising Peruna as a cure for dyspepsia and stomach catarrh. He claims relief after using the tonic for a short period and calls it wonderful and a good tonic.
The note argues that catarrh of the stomach causes most dyspepsia and must be eradicated to cure it. It states only internal remedies like Peruna address the condition and that Peruna exactly fits the indications.
In the eastern province, residents fear a large black fly attacking maples. Investigation shows many hawks and birds benefit agriculture. A citizen sent specimens to Dr. James Fletcher, Ottawa Dominion Entomologist, who noted the fly preys on a pest that bores the trees, acting as a friend to maples.
A well known and highly respected lady from Wingham Ontario traveled across two continents seeking cure for energy debility. After using six bottles of a tonic she wrote that it had saved her life.
Kingston News notes a Westbound lure as George Dickson M E son of Cy Dickson Inland Revenue Department travels to Pincher Creek Alberta and with two friends bags 36 ducks in one afternoon. They give a pair to every friend in town while Kingston sees little hunting with one man returning after two days with a single pair.
The Washington Post notes New Yorks diamond merchants cluster on Maiden lane near Broadway and Nassau street. Northern light windows plus high skylines push rents 20 to 25 percent higher on the lower side. Some firms use artificial lighting to display gems and one building rents at 475 dollars per square foot annually just above ground level.
A round stone in bamboo joints called tabasheer is said to come from siliceous cane sap. The cocoanut stone is a pure lime carbonate found in coconuts in Java and East Indian islands, varying in shape and sometimes as large as cherries. These stones are rare and prized as gems or as charms. Similar stones occur in pomegranate and other East Indian fruits, and apatite has been found in teak wood.
In Paris Ontario Samuel G Robinson credits Williams Pink Pills with curing a three year kidney trouble after other treatments failed. He reports long nights of urination and back pain eased, praising the pills as the best cure and urging others to try them.
The note from 111 Raglan Road Kingst on Ont reports Mrs Hunter suffering persistent constipation headaches back and side pains and fatigue. She claims after trying various medicines and doctors she found Dr Leohnardts Anti-Pill to be wonderful and much improved. Dealers listed as Wilson-Fyle Co Limited Niagara Falls Ont.
Mrs. John Whitfield of Swan Lake reports dramatic relief after taking Bileans. She describes prior pain after eating, sleep loss, kidney discomfort, and a long illness, saying the remedy cured constipation and indigestion without griping and restored strength.
The game warden at Goderich reports deer populations have risen over the past two years on the Bruce peninsula. He expects the next season to find them quite plentiful.
The article argues that the belief in starving as a remedy for indigestion is misleading and outdated, citing medical reasoning and expert opinion from Dr. Von Stan Tab to debunk the fallacy and promote proper digestive care.
Another fatal bubonic plague case reported in Egypt at Mustapha barracks with officers Mopel Dobna Feciliere noted as stationed there.
The fragmentary text references Tokyo public data, births worldwide, a bank note and a fire, with a legible paper kept under glass and the note paid. It also mentions Mrs. Samantha Courtney dying in Flint Michigan at age 100 from starvation amid disorders in Morocco and unrest in Spain. Minard's Liniment Co. advertises cures for distemper and la grippe with a testimonial.
Fragmentary notes mention Jo Fitch and a court charge related to polygamy with a $300 fine. Other lines reference Minard's Liniment, dredging of an old stone base, and Halifax dockyards coming under marine department control. Multiple garbled fragments follow.
Birdsell Allen, a typhoid fever patient at Grand Traverse hospital in Michigan, eludes nurses during delirium, runs along a railroad track, and jumps into cold May waters. He is rescued.
State of Ohio Toledo city Lucas County confirms Frank J Cheney of J Cheney & Co swears the firm will pay one hundred dollars for each catarrh case not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Notary public Gleason witnesses sworn statement. advertisement text promises blood system effect and constipation relief.
The report notes November rainfall at Victoria level 6.02 inches over fifteen days, compared with 5.11 inches in the same period last year. It mentions the wet period and associated measurements.
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