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Newspaper
Glenboro Gazette
Location
Glenboro, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 05, 1903
Page
3
A Glenboro Gazette clipping reports letters from Mr J W Wilder and J P Lafareesiile praising Parmetee's Pills for colic and kidney difficulty claiming rapid relief after other remedies failed. The note also mentions Tyrpnoid germs surviving in various media for up to two years or more.
Harlin Fulton of Pleasant Lay mentions that Minard's Liniment is the only liniment requested and sold at their store, with all customers using it. The note highlights its popularity among locals.
The oldest warship in existence is the Victory. She was launched in 745, making her 138 years old.
The article argues deafness results from inflammation in the Eustachian tube and catarrh, claiming nine of ten cases arise from this cause. It offers one hundred dollars for any deafness from catarrh not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure and notes the product, with pills, is sold by druggists for 75 cents.
The article notes Antwerp's vast military strength and reports that since 1860, fifteen million dollars has been spent on its fortifications, highlighting its strategic significance and enduring defensive investments.
Letters from mothers praise Baby's Own Tablets for infants and children. A Nova Scotia reader endorses them for colic and constipation, claiming no other medicine equals their relief. The tablet line promises to ease teething irritability, promote health, and contain no opiates. Sold at 25 cents per box or by writ ing Ty Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ont.
The report notes a decline in city death rates from 21 per 1000 in 1899 to 15 per 1000 in 1500, highlighting a dramatic improvement in urban mortality over the period.
An 19th or early 20th century advertisement promotes Dr August Koenig's Hamburg Drops and Hamburg Tea for asthma. It urges immediate investment of £125 in remedies and outlines external St Jacobs Oil use for chest and throat, Night consumption of the tea, and dietary guidance to strengthen blood and stomach. The message emphasizes nourishing food, avoiding heavy starches, and a link between blood quality and asthma symptoms.
Three hundred seventy five millions of herrings were landed at Yarmouth England last season a record. The note states physicians use Minard’s Liniment.
Granton Ontario June 1 Special John Fletcher reports Dodd's Kidney Pills cured his Lambago and kidney troubles after a year of illness. He says relief came almost immediately and the ailments are gone. The ad claims the pills cure Bright's disease diabetes dropsy rheumatism sciatica and lame back.
A stated formula notes that two thousand feet of air mixed with coal gas in a seven to one ratio can produce an explosion comparable to fifty pounds of gunpowder. The description frames a dangerous gas-air combination and its potential energy release.
Miss Myrtle Major of Hartland New Brunswick says Dr Williams Pink Pills cured her rheumatism after a year of pain and inability to walk. She took nine boxes and remained symptom free for nearly two years. The pills purport to cure blood related ailments and are sold by druggists or by mail from the Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ont.
The Vacantarina is the largest freshwater fish, weighing as much as 1244 pounds. It is found exclusively in the Amazon and Orinoco basins.
Near Glasgow Scotland an old fashioned Newcomen engine has operated at a mine continuously since 1809 producing 27 horsepower.
Wessrs Northrop and Lyman Co promote Dr Thomas Ex imtric OH as a highly valued remedy now sold in immense quantities. Marketed as a universal pain reliever giving instant relief to suffering invalids, it is praised as essential for every home and indispensable for farmers.
Taron de Hirsch's bequests to education support fifty schools in Galicia. There are 5,634 pupils and 247 teachers.
Advertised as a powder for washing greasy dishes pots and pans Lever's Dry Soap promises to remove grease with the greatest ease, offering quick cleaning for household kitchens.
Advertisement notes Holloway's Corn Cure as a treatment for corns and warts priced at twenty five cents. The brief runs in a period style selling medicine directly to readers.
A compact column notes that men and bad eggs may seem harmless until financial strain reveals their true character, using a sharp, satirical tone typical of the period.
White Highland wool brings a record price of one shilling per pound, setting a new peak in British wool markets. The gain reflects strong demand for high quality fibers and fluctuating market conditions.
Wheat prices face uncertainty as 1919 crop conditions loom. Northwest spring wheat shows strong start with favorable weather. winter crops vary with excessive rain in central and southern regions. European demand improves, India and Argentina shipments rise, and Black Sea exports remain liberal. Manitoba prices ease late week with spot hard wheat selling up to 78 cents in Fort William.
Canadian wheat holdings at key points show totals for May 16 with 13.009 million recorded last week and 848.0 million year over year. Elevators in Manitoba report large volumes while Fort William Port Arthur Keewatin and Harbor Ontario entries total in the millions.
A historical Winnipeg price list shows oats at 2c to 3c per bushel, flaxseed 1.25, barley 30 31 per bushel, potatoes 60c per bushel, live poultry 80 85 per pair, turkeys 18c per pound, creamery butter 21 22c, dairy tubs 11 16c, cheese 12c per pound, eggs 14c per dozen, pressed meats and mutton with small cents per pound, hides at 4 6c, wool 6 7c, tallow 4 6c, beef cattle steer prices around 4c, stockers 17 to 20, two-year-olds 26, sheep 14c, lambs 34 5 each, hogs 6c per lb, cows 30 50 dollars, horses 300 450.
The article explains that the onion holds a strong medicinal allyl sulphide oil that triggers tearing when cut. As the onion cools, most of the allyl sulphide dissipates, though remaining sulfur compounds persist.
A line from a historical novel depicts firearm rhetoric as a metaphor for Parrott guns firing in battle. The exchange emphasizes weaponry shaping enemy interaction and reflects period attitudes toward artillery.
A brief editorial note argues education serves virtue when it aligns with honest work, warning against overemphasis that could hinder productive employment. The piece reflects a pragmatic stance on schooling's role in society and labor markets.
An advertisement extols a worm exterminator product claiming unmatched effectiveness and consumer satisfaction, asserting no other article provides the same relief from worms.
To have what you want is wealth to do without it is power. The saying contrasts possession with restraint, suggesting true strength lies in choosing restraint over craving.
An advertisement touts Dr J Wellove's Cordial as a remedy for cholera and dysentery, claiming it corrects looseness of the bowels promptly and promotes natural action for young and old, rich and poor, and notes its growing popularity in the marker.
The fragment suggests individuals seek rest or solace in church as a means to quiet troubled consciences. It reflects a moral or religious impulse linking worship space with personal reassurance.
A reader notes that twenty one different kinds of fungi are known to be turmurrous in the dark. The remark appears as part of a broader discussion on sensory perception and natural history in the column.
The report notes Belgium hosts 204 head of cattle per 10 acres while England has 148 head. This highlights higher cattle density in Belgium compared to England within the same land unit.
The fragment notes Lyaiqui in Peru with a population of 14 000 people and no record of rainfall, highlighting a drought or arid condition in the area.
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