Pains and Cure Claim for Ferrozone Remedy
The ad argues rheumatism rivals tuberculosis in damage but promises a cure with Ferrozone a concentrated vegetable remedy. It claims Ferrozone neutralizes uric acid and provides permanent relief from pain.
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Newspaper
Glenboro Gazette
Location
Glenboro, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Dec 31, 1908
Page
2
The ad argues rheumatism rivals tuberculosis in damage but promises a cure with Ferrozone a concentrated vegetable remedy. It claims Ferrozone neutralizes uric acid and provides permanent relief from pain.
Mrs Edw Warman of Kent Inc New Brunswick reports chronic rheumatism relief after using Ferrozone. She says daily use eased painful joints restored energy and cured the condition so no ache returned even in damp weather. Box price 50 cents or six for $2.50 at dealers.
A shabby beggar shivers in pelting sleet and proclaims the harshest weather, prompting a man in a fur-lined coat to remark on the severity of the conditions. The exchange appears in a Chicago News feature reflecting urban hardship.
The advertisement urges Salada as the pure healthful tea choice that makes a drink for less money. It claims Salada is more delicious and economical because it lasts longer than cheaper brands.
A ship in peril toasts life with rockets and flares at the rail as passengers await rescue. A stern, tall stranger confronts the captain, protesting the celebration in face of certain death. The incident appears in Successa Magazine.
Vealers arriving in Chicago from Wisconsin are marketed mainly in May and March, with daily receipts from a few hundred to 800. A peak day reached 9 244 on May 1. Most calves come from cheese-factory regions in a 25 county swath, weighing 100 to 160 pounds. Holstein bulls dominate while heifers are kept for dairy herds.
A fragment from a story frame features a woman with a sun bonnet and another with a gingham apron arguing over truth and slander, with Mag Parkins vowing to sue if slander is spoken. The dialect and direct challenge convey a rural community confrontation.
Mr Br Ariess of 401 City Hall Ave Montreal, a former Montreal General Post Office employee of thirty eight years, recounts nasal catarrh causing hearing loss. After trying numerous treatments he used Peruna for several bottles and reports improved hearing and easier nasal breathing.
Mr. Jones of Camden visits a friend and overindulges then hides his condition by reading at home. He retorts to his wife that he is reading, but she questions the choice and dismisses the scene as she orders him to bed. Philadelphia Ledger
Two Canadian forestry schools are now in operation with Toronto leading as the older institution founded in 1907. Dr. B. E. Fernow heads the Toronto faculty and holds a bachelor of science in forestry, with a post graduate forest engineer degree after practical work. The New Brunswick program in Fredericton offers a four year B S F degree led by R B Miller, Yale trained. Quebec also plans a forestry school and other universities offer related courses.
A store box politician jokes that presidential candidates may cap their phonograph speeches. A weary listener suggests each candidate tries to break his record in a witty exchange quoted by Puck.
A list of endorsers includes Mathias Foley of Oil City Ontario Joseph Snow of Norway Maine Charles Wheoten of Mulgrave Nova Scotia Rev R O Armstrong of Mulgrave Nova Scotia and Pierre Landers sen Pokemouche New Brunswick along with Thomas Wassen of Sheffield New Brunswick.
A young girl, Dorothy, smiles as she holds a tin pail and a small item while waiting on the sidewalk for the man with the wagon with arms. She then dashes off to greet an ice cream push-cart approaching the corner.
The advertisement claims good stomach function and digestion improve external beauty such as flushed cheeks bright eyes and glossy hair. It argues indigestion causes sallow skin pimples dark circles and bad breath and promotes Dr Hamilton's Pills to boost gastric juice secretion digestion blood flow and overall vigor.
An advertisement claims Dr Hamiltons Pills quickly restore health and clear complexions for girls and women. It states the remedy creates a wholesome body and is sold in 25 cent boxes by all dealers.
Washington Star recounts Robert Herrick at a Chicago luncheon condemning greed for wealth and display. A restaurant served a 75 cent dinner and a comical fat man begged not to be charged extra, claiming he would bust after another quarter.
London welcomes fewer Atlantic visitors this year, shipping officials say, amid claims the metropolis feels dull at night. Americans seek continental nightlife and turn from London while the local motor speed limit draws resentment.
Carlyle writes to John Sterling about riding past his birthplace in Scotsbrig. He recalls the old kirk yard with a gnarled ash tree and graves where his father and sister lie, feeling God is above all. He affirms that He is watching and will not fail us, over seas and homesteads alike.
Mrs. M. Summers of Windsor Ontario offers a free home treatment with full instructions for bedwetting in children and urinary difficulties in adults. She asks mothers to write today with no need to send money until after receiving the instructions.
A quoted exchange from the Boston Transcript frames an agnostic as someone who cannot see beyond his knows. The light joke prompts reflection on belief and knowledge.
Advertisement notes through trains from Susquehena Bridge via Lehigh Valley Railway to Florida and the South with full details available from R. S. Lewis at 54 King Street East Toronto Ontario.
Dr Geibke reports German physicians favor reclining over sitting in lectures. Kruche of Munich notes primitive peoples still prefer lying on the stomach for meals and rest, influencing figures. The London Globe source.
In a Chicago quote a moralizer praises a man who stands on his own feet while the demoralizer quips about doing so in a crowded car. The exchange underscores attitudes about independence in public spaces.
A conversation between a Mistress and a New Girl reveals tensions over time off work. The New Girl asserts independence while the Mistress probes expectations within a lodge setting.
A lively debate in the district school building last Saturday night ended with the speakers unable to respond as the crowd used two dozen cowbells fishhorns a bugle a bass drum and a horse fiddle. The crowd's protest overwhelmed the opposing speaker and the room fell quiet.
An unclear diary fragment depicts Cocear tearing a blank telegraph form and writing Veni vidi vici before handing it to an operator. He brags about beating them to a frazzle while avoiding questions about the term. He then exits into his tent.
A Baltimore American quip sketches a vaudeville sketch where household sewing items like the Sewing Machine Spool Cotton Needle Ruffler and others trade barbs about their roles and misadventures in a playful reel of personified tools.
Readable fragment notes a woman checking a mirror to ensure her hat sits straight. The line suggests daily vanity and habit in social settings. No named individuals or organizations are identified in the readable text.
The Knowing One notes a shared pattern as the son and father clash over willpower. The old man sought to break the boy’s will in youth, and now the son seeks to break the old man’s will, illustrating a mirrored dynamic.
Sanford Carter hauled a 60 pound catfish from the Ken tuck River to Pols Grove Landing and brought it to Frankfort for exhibition. The record tops recent catches by the river, though a 115 pound fish once weighed downriver near the lock.
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