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Newspaper
Glenboro Gazette
Location
Glenboro, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Dec 24, 1908
Page
6
A fragmented health ad promises a fast complete cure for Brights disease using Dr Hamiltons Pills. It urges readers to read symptoms to determine if kidneys are sick and to purchase the pills. The wording mimics old patent medicine appeals.
If urine is cloudy, highly colored, stringy, or brick dust sediment after 24 hours, it may indicate kidney disease. Seek medical evaluation for new or persistent urinary changes and pain.
To protect your system against kidney complaints rely on Dr Hamiltons Pills. They give instant relief to backache dragging sensations urge to urinate often or seldom. You will feel invigorated braced appetite improve sleep restful. Price 25 per box five boxes for i at all dealers.
Observers note Hamiet finishes a dramatic soliloquy but, lacking nerve, refrains from any self harm or drastic act. Bystanders conclude the original Hamiet and imitators spoke for effect, not intent, leaving the scene without incident.
A brief tip praises Salada tea for richer aroma and taste. One teaspoon yields two cups with boiling water and a five minute steep for best results.
A humorous anecdote recalls Mark Twain as a youth when asked to weed a garden and instead sought to flower the bed. The tale mirrors a child's resistance to work as he jokes about the world being hitched to the task.
John D. Rockefeller jokes with a reporter about golf efficiency. A tale describes a bad golfer paying more yet playing worse, ending with the caddy's dry remark that others may be worse but they don’t play. A Washington Star quip notes a skeptic as a man who uses mucilage on stamps.
In Saco on Monday Charles Schofield, city worker, clears Main Street of litter amid the Glidden tour vehicles 1908. The marshal asks him to leave a paper trail to guide the 1 600 mile procession, assuring no detour for the American Automobile Association event.
A campaign speaker shakes a listener in the crowd and compliments his attentiveness. The citizen replies he attends every speech on a bet that it may exhaust him before the campaign ends.
A prosperous young Canadian farmer grew disgusted with a city girl who praised every sight. She called pigs cute a colt a perfect deal and cried out that barley fields were lovely grass.
In the Vortex the noises rise and sleep fades as the whirlwind finishes. The speaker warns revenge is not greatness and hints at an imminent, decisive conclusion to the torment.
A reader from Emporia Kansas, Mrs. Gertrude McLernan, credits Peruna with curing a severe head cold and fatigue after using several bottles. Mrs. M F Jones of Burning Springs Kentucky extols Peruna for many ailments and urges women to try it. Mrs. Anna Linder of Cassell Minnesota says Peruna is a great tonic and would not be without it.
A Kansas City Journal excerpt extols establishing a newspaper farming colony in Colorado as an escape from city newsroom life. It imagines writers trading heat and noise for nature, pruning hooks, and closer ties to farming and the land.
Report from Maiden Lane dealers notes hidden trafficking of De Beers gems. Officials study weight and value records to expose clandestine diamond smuggling and thefts from African mines. Theft schemes and unlicensed brokers influence customs challenges.
Maclyn Arbuckle entertains with witty quips from children in The Round Up. The audience laughs at lines like Nobody loves a fat man and playful wisdom about dust water and snoring.
An Atlanta plainclothes officer taunted an old man on Decatur Street and traded a deceptive $2 bill for a promise of whiskey. The ruse ended when the officer opened a hidden box to reveal a quart bottle of corn whiskey, revealing the swap as a sting.
Professor B L Paryer says stammering stems from habitual nervous larynx spasms that block air flow. Singing often prevents stammering as focus shifts to music and words, while imitation plays a major role. many stammerers study others who stammer worse. The affliction makes stammerers highly sensitive and unforgiving of ridicule.
A humorous exchange unfolds as a lawyer asks the grounds for divorce. The husband retorts that his income is incompatible with his wife’s comfort, hinting at marital trouble alongside a patent remedy for cattle ailment.
Uncle Zebulon visiting his nephew in the city dines with him when the younger man asks if Zebulon ever had cerebrospinal meningitis. Zebulon replies he would rather have fried liver and bacon, declining the question. The line is cited from the Philadelphia Ledger.
A brief exchange echoes in a domestic scene as a family weighs winter plans. Maria and the girls consider Bermuda or a Fox River farm while financial reality limits travel.
A brief travel dialogue contrasts superstition and history. One traveler argues thirteen is unlucky, another claims it is proven by the thirteen colonies, acknowledging his English heritage as a counterpoint to American history.
A brief exchange features a diner asking for a copy of the London Weekly Telegram again. The dialogue centers on a polite, repetitive plea for assistance without additional context or outcomes.
The article urges women to guard their health and strength to support families, linking nervous strain to nervous breakdown. It promotes Ferrozone as a blood nourishing remedy benefiting nerves stomach and organs.
Harvard professor Barretl Wendel quips on censorship showing a Rome censor who approved a play titled Widows and Septuagenarians where a restaurant scene begins with Waiter a beefsteak. The marginal note suggests Lent substitutions like omelet or fish for the beefsteak dish.
If you suffer from bleeding itching blind or protruding Piles send me your address and I will tell you how to cure yourself at home by the new absorption treatment and will also send some of this home treatment free for trial with references from your own locality if requested Immediate relief and permanent care assured Send no money but tell others of this offer Write to day to Mrs M Summers Box P 8 Windsor Ont
The Campanile base and half the tower have been rebuilt making the height 4.12 meters. Next month the tower will gain 5.58 meters, and the bells section will begin. The full reconstruction will take more than a year to complete.
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