Tides and Bore of Fundy Bay Fascinate New Brunswick Nova Scotia
The Bay of Fundy spans Nova Scotia and New Brunswick with a tidal system that floods the Minas Basin and Annapolis Valley. Observers watch the Petitcodiac bore rise up the river twice daily, sometimes forming a roaring wall of water five to six feet high that advances toward Moncton and reclaims the harbor at high tide.
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Fay of Fundy
Nova Scotia
New Brunswick
Chignecto Channel
Minas
Bay of Fundy
B&ier
Bay
Brier Island
Cape Biomiden
Annals
Annapolis River
Minas Channel
Evangeline
Batefoll
Minas Basin
Annapolis Basin
Cornwalls
Habitant
Avon
Conequid Bay
Wateh Minas Basin
Tts
Acadia
Grand Pre
Maine
Massachusetts
Wellington
Wolfville
Parrsboro
Kingsport
Annapolis Valley
Yarmouth
Bridgetown
Harbor
St. John
Petitcodiac
Chignecto
Moncton
Grovernment
Pleasant Street
Average American worker doomed to failure says Chicago Tribune
The author argues the average worker cannot become truly successful, citing low odds of saving and advancement. It contrasts lottery outcomes with business start ups and notes most fail, yet affirms extraordinary individuals can win with capital and effort.
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Dan's
Bradstreet
Cris
United States
Chicago Tribune
Quote on ailing men and stubborn kicks
An aphoristic remark notes that men near death may still muster strength with their remaining leg, illustrating stubborn vitality amid illness.
Dr Williams Pink Pills End Spring ills Build Blood
An Ontario advertisement touts Dr Williams Pink Pills as a spring tonic to strengthen blood and fight fatigue headaches and nervous debility. It claims the pills improve red blood, support kidneys and liver, and guard against anaemia indigestion and rheumatism. A testimonial from Mrs Jas Haskel of Port Maitland notes relief after use. Available at medicine dealers or by mail 50 cents a box or six for $2.50 from Brockville Ontario.
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Dr. Williams
Port Maitland
N. 8
Dr. Williams’ Medicine Co
Brockville
Ont
Transplanting Trees At Night Shows Promising Results
A foreign contemporary reports a practical piece on transplanting plants with full foliage at night. Rouault’s experiments suggest trees may be moved in May or June with little injury if done at night, potentially replacing fall or winter transplanting. Prominent French horticulturists endorse the method.
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Revue Universelle
Rouault
France
Baby's Own Tablets Promote Prompt Child Health
The advertisement touts Baby's Own Tablets as safe for preventing and treating common childhood illnesses. It quotes Mrs. A. H. Bonny man praising their use for teething constipation and other ills, and notes they are sold by druggists or 25 cents a box by mail from Dr Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ont.
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Baby
A. H. Bonnyman
Mattall
N. S
Dr. Williams Medicine Co
Brockville
Ont
Donald's Independence Highlander Seeks Advice in Glasgow
An ailing Highlander visits a Glasgow professor who prescribes sobriety diet and work. The man starts to leave but the professor demands five pounds for his advice. The Highlander retorts that the professor will not receive any of his counsel.
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Glasgow
Donald
The Harp Without the Crown in Belfast’s Flags
The Belfast captain, who flaunted the Irish flag over the Stars and Stripes, shows a keen sense humor and vivid memories of his birthplace. In Ulster's capital, the green emblem appears beside the tri color, and a Union Jack or red flag could spark a breach of the peace.
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Belfast
Ulster
Gary
Suburb Theatre Dialogue Sparks Debate on Realism
Mrs Suburb questions the realism of a play while debating tempo and staging. Suburb notes the six month gap between acts and remarks the cook remains unchanged, prompting further discussion.
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