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Newspaper
Glenboro Gazette
Location
Glenboro, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Dec 12, 1902
Page
7
The Glenboro Gazette notes the remarkable life event of George II being baptized, married, and crowned by Arch Archbishop Secker, highlighting a rare single-cleric achievement in royal rites.
Adelbert Lefebvre of Muirs Millis writes that his three children were severely ill with diphtheria and, after his wife began using Minarius Siniment on priestly advice, they improved within two hours and were fully well in five days. He credits the remedy with saving their lives.
In a feeding test 575 plants were offered to a goat, which consumed 449 and refused 126. A pig, by contrast, ate only 72 of 243 items offered.
An advertisement extols Dr August Koenig's Hamburg Props as the effective remedy to indigestion by removing its cause. The product is presented as a prompt, stomach regulating treatment.
The record notes that in 826 Winchester was proclaimed the capital of England rather than London and held that status for the next two centuries.
Holloway's Corn Cure will remove any variety of corns. Call on your druggist and get no bottle at once.
A short note reports a marksman hitting a beer promotion target with a single accurate shot. The stunt drew cheers from onlookers and secured a complimentary round for the shooter.
Local saloonkeepers report ready shelves and stronger crowds as autumn goods pour in. Merchants say whiskey and beer sales stay steady while seasonal offerings attract patrons to downtown taverns.
A historical advertisement claims Hall's Catarrh Cure relieves neuralgia and sells the remedy from F. J. Cheney & Co. Toledo. It offers a hundred dollar reward for for any catarrh case not cured and cites testimonials. The note is sworn by Frank J. Cheney and publicized by a notary.
An elderly man jokes that pin money exists because wives "stick their husbands for it" in a light social quip reflecting marriage economics.
A complaint urges swift relief for young patients, praising a remedy named Worm Ex terminator as a pleasant, sure cure. The appeal emphasizes parental love and preventing suffering with a near remedy.
The article states that wood pigeons cause more harm to British crops than any other bird species, highlighting ongoing agricultural concerns and potential mitigation discussions among farmers and authorities.
In Germany the compulsory education age is 14 for boys and 13 for girls. The policy assigns different school age requirements by gender, outlining how long each must attend school.
The giant gourd weighing 280 pounds was displayed in Paris during 1884, notable for its extraordinary size.
A powder named Lever's Dry Soap removes grease easily when washing creasy dishes or pots and pans, offering simple cleaning results.
The eastern division of the South Wales coalfields is projected to be exhausted in 42 years while the Denbighshire and Flintshire fields may endure for up to two centuries.
The market shows generally quiet, with wheat prices easing about a cent and December and May bids reflecting a softer weekly finish. Oats, barley, flaxseed, speltz, hay, potatoes, poultry, butter, cheese, dressed meats, eggs, hides, cattle, sheep, hogs, milch cows, and horses all feature varying movements as harvest, navigation, and demand shift in Winnipeg and surrounding trade centers.
A Texas citizen notes the sun shines on each side of his north south facing house at different times, and proposes a countrywide school prize for solving why sunlight enters his front door in the morning and again in the afternoon.
An English wit expressed London weather with a sharp epigram. It notes the city’s fine days spent looking up a chimney and foul days spent locking down one, a quip about the capricious climate.
A concise proverb framing success as progress through a challenging barrier. It suggests action and initiative. The idea parallels motivational teachings urging decisiveness and courage to pursue goals.
The piece proclaims Minard's Liniment cures diphtheria. It notes irony that during tight finances the product scarce but claims men experience greater scarcity than money, hinting at social or market observations alongside the medical claim.
Ontario mother shares a remedy for teething distress in infants. Mrs D K Schroeder reports the child rests, appetite returns, and trouble fades after using Baby's Own Tablets. The ad notes the tablets ease bowels heated by tooth eruption and are sold by druggists or direct mail for 25 cents a box.
A famine of silver dimes annoys the average man more than the scarcity of $1,000 bills. The remark highlights concern over coin shortages and the impact on everyday purchases and savings.
A quip notes a woman’s insistence that a man repeat a compliment seven times to prove sincerity, illustrating social flirtation norms with a humorous bias.
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