Dr Chase's Nerve Food Credited For Restoring Women
An advertisement touts Dr Chase's Nerve Food as a remedy that revives strength and vitality after overwork and worry. It cites testimonials from women and mentions symptoms like dizziness, heart palpitations, and fatigue improving with the product. It notes prices and local sellers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Chase
Hemel
Chase
Great
Vale
John Armstrong
Heathe Brae
Alta
D. D. Burger
States
Oil Spot Calm in Gulf near Sabine Pass
A calm stretch of water in the Gulf of Mexico ten miles southwest of Sabine Pass is described as the Oil Spot. The two mile long and three quarter mile wide area is noted for its placid conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gulf of Mexico
Sabine Pass
Rheumatism Cured by Turpentine Bath Mixtures
The article advises that rheumatism may be cured by adding oil of turpentine to a warm bath. A mixture of fifty grams green soap and thirty grams turpentine poured into the bath is said to be effective. The process allegedly creates a foaming liquid when used.
Psychine Claim Aboard CPR Cures Lung Trouble
A. E. Mumford of Medictated Ontario recalls catching a cold while employed as a CPR fireman. He says light sweats, chills, fever, and coughing up lung tissue followed, but a two month Psychine treatment restored his health with no relapse. The ad asserts Psychine cures lung diseases by destroying germs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E. Mumford
C.P.R
Mr. Mumford
Distribution of improved seed samples to Canadian farmers
Instructions from the Minister of Agriculture announce this season's seed distribution. Samples of oats wheat barley Indian corn and potatoes will be sent free to applicants, with limited quantities per crop. Varieties include Banner White Giant Red Fife Percy Carman No 1 Early White Prize and others. Applications accepted by February 15 and must specify preferred varieties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preston
Champlain
Percy
Stanley
Fife
Badley
Odessa
Mansfield
Claude
Standwell
Invincible
Canadian
Thorpe
Sidney
Compton
Carman
Experimental Parms
Ottawa
Central Experimental Farm
Curious Fisheries Behavior and Parasitic Life Details
Notes describe a semiparasitic lifecycle where a mother fish aids eggs, then mucus feeding and burrow formation follow. It mentions related dairy utensil advice, remedies and medical claims, and a Berlin art sale where Rembrandt’s portrait fetched 4500. The text blends varied items from biology to commerce and medicine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elas
Baby's Own Tablets Aid Mothers in Early Child Care
Many mothers lack funds for medical help and rely on Baby's Own Tablets to ease colic indigestion constipation fever diarrhoea teething and minor childhood illnesses. Mrs Wm Brown of Deer Park Toronto praises the tablets as essential and accessible, sold by medicine dealers or mail order for a few cents a box.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Brown
Deer Park
Toronto
Canadian Gift Beaker Highlighted At Imperial Museum
A silver beaker presented by British Columbia citizens to Lieut. C English and Imperial troops departing Esquimault last May has been placed in the Royal United Service Institution museum in Whitehall. Accompanying it is a commemorative address signed by the Mayor noting Imperial troops served in Canada for about 150 years. Also deposited is the sword of honor awarded in 1800 to Capt. John Hilton of the 2nd Regiment Loyal London Volunteer Infantry, presented by Gen Julius Raines on behalf of Mr James Hilton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
British Columbia
C. English
Esquimault
Canada
Royal United Service Institution
Whitehall
Juius Raines
James Hilton
John Hilton
Loyal
London Volunteer Infantry
Women endure Yukon honeymoon ordeal in frail canoe journey
Two women Mrs Armstrong and Mrs George Leight trek the Yukon headwaters 4.5 miles from any other adult, immured fifteen months in rocky fastness while facing elements and isolation. They braved dangers with perseverance and shared hardships of a difficult voyage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McMilan
Yukon
Bik
Armstrong
George Leight
Eet
Sibert
Fragmented blaze of old tunes and bold notices
A mash of excerpts cites the enduring song Home Sweet Home and a murder accusation in Chicago. It also lists an attempted railway charter from Edmonton to Fort Churchill, plus names like Robert Tegler J T Collison and F J Loughead among Alberta figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saskatchewan Valley and Hudson Bay Railway Company
Edmonton
Fort Churchill
Mokey Lake
Prince Alberlian Peake
Ihe
Omag
Robert Tegler
J. T. Collison
F. J. Loughead
Rarhis
Zam-Buk Promoted As Cure For Chapped Hands And Chilblains
Miss H H Rankin of Appin Ontario testifies Zam-Buk healed deep cracks and painful chilblains, leaving hands smooth again and recommending the ointment. Toronto’s Miss E Heintzman endorses Zam-Buk for chilblains and skin injuries claiming speedy relief amid a busy household remedy era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Rankin
Appin
E. Heintzman
Ossington Avenue
Toronto
Rey
Genoa
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Seth
Ain
Chese
DR. da T. A
Slocum, “Limited
Tattal Rontt
Thomas
Satan
Coliniues
Chikd Ronpun
Wolford
Werburn
Bode Sapna
Russia
Minard
George
Greece
Italy
Japan
James Osborne
P. R
Ontario
Timmerman
Monreal
Gore
Bricht
Renfrew
Carlton
Berlin
Koenigswarter
Rembrandt
Baron Guttman
Vienna
Amherst
Eo Ball
P.O. Box 593
Winnipeg
Gray’s Syrup
Red Spruce
Tome
Sweet Home
Henry Bishop
I. m
Henry Papineau
Chicago
Renew
Police of
Cincinnati
el Mobile
Michi
Dodds
WNU
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