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Newspaper
Glenboro Gazette
Location
Glenboro, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Dec 19, 1902
Page
7
The Glenboro Gazette reports creditors hire a detective to probe a suspected business man. The detective tapped the telephone line at the suspect’s house and overheard enough conversations to build a case against him.
Letter from Adelbert Lefebvre of Mair's Mills dated June 10 1899 reports three children severely ill with diphtheria improving within two hours after using Minard's Liniment and fully recovering in five days. The priest advised the treatment and Lefebvre credits the product with saving their lives.
Thirty years ago Berlin had few trained nurses. Now there are many but shortages remain at moments notice. A central office is proposed to inform the public and medical men when nurses are temporarily unemployed.
An advertisement claims Minard's Liniment relieves neuralgia and notes a daily wear of about 2,514 pounds of shoe leather from London pedestrians, implying the vigor of city foot traffic.
The light cavalry comprises 13 Hussar regiments. The medium cavalry has 12 regiments, and the heavy brigade includes 4 regiments.
A Lafargeville resident Mr J W Wilder reports severe colic and kidney difficulty and says Parmelee's Pills give great relief after other remedies failed. He claims the medicine cleanses and purifies the body and drives from the system many fevers and strains.
Frank J. Cheney of F Cheney & Co Toledo swears as senior partner and offers $100 for each catarrh case not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Notary A. W. Gleason attests December 6 1586. Company claims cure via internal action on blood and mucous surfaces. Sold by druggists with Hall's Family Pills also advertised.
A scientific survey reports 702 distinct flowering plant species observed north of the Arctic Circle, with none recorded south of the Antarctic. The study highlights plant diversity in polar regions and contrasts hemispheric distribution.
The Escurian Palace in Spain sits about two miles from Madrid and features 1860 rooms 80 staircases 42 wine cellars and 8 organs in its vast complex.
Mr John Noder of Kinloss writes that Dr Thomas flea oil has benefited him greatly. He has used it for over ten years and recommends it to all sufferers, noting real value in severe bronchitis and incipient consumption.
Vetnor resident claims Tulse Hill is the steepest hill in the nation with a gradient of 1 in 5.
The river Trent is said to have gained its name from thirty different kinds of fish found in its waters. This attribution links the name to a rich aquatic diversity noted in historical accounts.
A sensational note claims Minard's Liniment cures diphtheria. The text also states a swallow’s body temperature reaches an extraordinary 112 degrees Fahrenheit.
A Shoal Munroe Ind reader Mr. L Price praises Parmelee's Vegetable Pills as best medicine for fever and ague. The ad claims the pills keep the liver active and cleanse the stomach and bowels to prevent bilious matters.
A modern cautionary note suggests most men can save money by avoiding bets on horse racing, highlighting the financial risks and unpredictability of racing outcomes.
The Gulf stream runs about 200 fathoms deep off Cape Florida while near Cape Hatteras the depth halves. The current appears to slope uphill with an ascent of 10 inches per mile.
An advertisement touts RelA Kellogg’s Dysentery Cordial as a fast acting cure for diarrhea and dysentery suitable for all ages. It claims rapid restoration of natural bowel function and broad popularity in the market. It also notes atmospheric pressure figures relating to barometer changes.
At the Juilee festival of the Mas onic Benevolent Institution a charity dinner raised £60,000, a new record for the event.
A period piece urges keeping the blood pure as the source of life and strength. It links skin eruptions headaches and fatigue to blood impurities and promotes Dr August Wheenig's Hamburg Drops as a remedy discovered over sixty years ago.
The agreement caps the number of war vessels each nation may store on the Great Lakes at three. It specifies that three ships per side may be kept under the border waters, reflecting a mutual restraint in the regional arms balance.
Levers Y 7 Wise Head Disinfectant Soap Powder is praised as a household boon. It disinfects and cleans simultaneously, offering effective sanitation and cleaning in one product.
A factoid states that if every house in the United Kingdom were placed together the total area they would cover is about 480 square miles.
In 1777 the village of Zuydcote near Dunkirk was buried by shifting sands leaving only the church steeple visible above the drifts.
Advertisement touts Ite baths as cures for nervous and muscular diseases and kidney liver and stomach ailments. Claims healing waters and rheumatic relief with weekly terms ranging from 15 to 18 dollars based on hotel or villa residence.
Port Said census lists 35000 natives and 12500 Europeans. In 1900 eighteen natives died of smallpox while thirty eight whites died. Local law enforces vaccination for natives.
In Chili towns cargo moves on horseback with groceries meat milk and all freight carried on horses backs. From barrels of oil and cement to large timbers piles the method remains common era.
The dwarf palm grows abundantly in Algeria and hinders land clearing due to its dense thickets and deep carrot shaped roots. Even when the stem is cut the plant regrows quickly, and it remains small unless protected like in Arab cemeteries.
The Washington Star carries a witty exchange about hunting lions in Africa. The quip implies Biggs claimed luck but did not meet any lions, delivering a dry, humorous take on an improbable hunt.
The saying links a dominant green in a rainbow to forthcoming rain and cooler conditions. Weather lore notes greens often precede wet spells and drops in temperature.
Hawaii has a mixed population with 160000 residents. Among them 60000 are Japanese, 30000 are Chinese, and 15000 are from Europe and America.
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