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Newspaper
Glenboro Gazette
Location
Glenboro, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 19, 1903
Page
3
A fragmented report compares bets on continental Jewish population figures. One party holds £100,000 while another, identified as Asta, wagers £368,000, with unclear context or outcome.
Within the past year W A Pitt Custos of Gondola Ferry reports three fatty tamers on the head removed by the application of Minarius Liniment without surgery. No indication of a return CAT.
Canada’s forests are enough to supply the world with pulp for about 840 years at a rate of 1.5 million tons per year, a study indicates. The estimate highlights vast timber reserves and potential long term forestry demand.
An advertiser claims cholera morbus cramps and cramps are eased by Dr Kelloge’s Truceatery Cordial. The tonic is said to calm stomach cramps and bowels during hot weather and after eating fruit. It advises taking a few drops in water for relief.
Text notes that lagies lie at about 6,000 feet while storks and burrarde reach 2,000 feet. A lark and crows can rise to the same height, but birds generally fly no higher than 1,000 feet.
Advertises Hall’s Catarrh Cure as a constitutional remedy for deafness caused by catarrh of the Eustachian tube. Claims nine of ten cases improve if inflammation is removed. Offers one hundred dollars for any cure not achieved and notes Hall’s Family Pills as best and mentions a circular and local distributor.
A cryptic line notes a missionary obtaining an apartment in a vegetarian community setting. The brief hints at cultural or dietary themes without detailing names, dates, or locations.
Fragmentary text suggests Winard's Lisiment used by physicians with dubious claims about millionaire ages and unclear statements about direction and advantage. No coherent event or source facts available.
A curious 19th century mock treatise argues against romantic love, claiming men may live long lives without love and comparing love to illnesses like smallpox in its persistence and impact. The piece blends satire with social commentary on affection and age.
The piece questions whether vinegar is suitable for strong stomachs and warns it might be an acid or something else masquerading as vinegar.
Observation on monkey humor noting sharp perception of jokes and practical mischief. It states monkeys enjoy humor whether at the expense of their own species or dogs and insists the humor is practical rather than reflective.
Instructions to press plant specimens between blotting paper sheets with daily changes for two or three days. Dry rapidly with warm heat as papers are changed. Apply moderate initial pressure and interleave cardboard for even pressing, increasing pressure as drying progresses.
Europe’s largest churches are named with seating capacities including St. Peter’s Rome 54,000 St. Paul’s London 25,000 St. Sophia’s Constantinople 23,000 Notre Dame Paris 21,000 Pisa cathedral 13,000 St. Mark’s Venice 7,000 Milan cathedral listed with $7,000 figure.
Valentine Fisher, a longtime Collingwood resident, credits Dodd's Kidney Pills with curing a 13 year kidney disease that progressed to sciatica. He says morphine injections were once needed but three boxes of the remedy ended his pain and allowed walking without a cane. The report touts wide usage across Canada.
A paltering reflection on a married woman eloping with another woman's husband, noting sympathy is hard to assign. The ad touts Holloway's Pills as a cure for corns and warts, claiming to remove stubborn cases.
A lighthearted note wonders if any girl has ever had her picture taken without holding a frying pan, a playful reflection on a common domestic prop in portraits.
A compact line of quoted maxims about Milard and the pursuit of knowledge. The text hints at confession of ignorance and the importance of not interrupting a person with a passion or a dog’s instinct.
A terse editorial jab comments on biased thinking and self serving prejudice that blocks facts. It laments the ease of attacking a defeated opponent and notes how empty cupboards still hold useless ideas. The piece urges resisting fashionable slander and keeping honest remedies ready.
The present total paid to the British royal family amounts to 760000 pounds per year covering annuities and the upkeep of royal palaces and parks.
An advertisement touts Baby's Own Tablets as the safe, non opiate remedy for cross restless infants from birth to age twelve. It claims quick transformation to a happy sleeper and notes a testimonial from Mrs. W. B. Anderson of Goulais River Ontario. The product is sold by druggists or mailed for 25 cents per box from Dr Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ontario.
About 174000 people are employed in the United Kingdom postal service with stable staffing levels and steady hiring in regional offices. The figure reflects ongoing operations across mail sorting centers and delivery networks.
An Ontari o reader testifies that Parmelee’s Pills relieve indigestion and bilary duct issues causing headaches after taking them before bed. The note claims the pills consistently deliver relief and a cure, with Ashdown resident Mr F W Ashdown endorsing them over other makes in stock.
More than 39 vessels are kept in near continuous operation to fuse and repair undersea cables. The fleet performs maintenance, emergency rerouting, and restoration work to maintain global communications.
The current total of all gold coins in world circulation is reported to be less than 900 tons. This figure highlights the small share of gold coins in the overall gold stock and implies ongoing use of gold in industrial and monetary applications beyond coinage.
Advertisement extols Sunlight Soap for delivering early day washing results with thorough cleaning, claiming user satisfaction as a core benefit.
A London County Council report notes population per dwelling improves slowly while total population rises. Housing expansion struggles to keep pace with growth despite 41,044 dwellings built and rail tramway expansions. Crime rates mostly down though drunkenness climbs. rateable value doubles over twenty years, with current gross rateable value near £50 million and local revenue over £1.1 million.
The Bishop of Norwich quips in a parish gathering that he can teach cooking if ladies attend his lesson. He compares himself to a king who boots his own boots and cobbles his own repairs, then recounts a missionary life sleeping on the ground to prove hardship and inner happiness.
In Broughton near Brigg Lincolnshire a Palm Sunday custom requires a local to carry a green silk purse with 2 shillings and a penny, tied to a cart whip, crack the whip three times in the church porch, stay until the second lesson, then return and crack the whip again before depositing the purse.
Record for speed in railway construction achieved on the Baluchisten line as the track was pushed across a treeless plain at 34 miles 4 Cay.
Health advice touts Dr Williams' Pink Pills as a root cure for rheumatism headaches nerve disorders and heart trouble. A Manitoba customer testimonial claims improved sleep and mood after a year of use and urges buying genuine pills by mail or at local dealers.
The year 1901 marks Hull England's creation of its first municipal crematorium, a landmark in local public health and funeral services.
In Bolivia the city of La Paz sits high above sea level with an elevation around eleven thousand meters. The note mentions Kea 12.090 as a marker or alphanumeric string associated with the location.
Worry is described as a constant companion for those facing financial pressure in the piece. The narrative examines how anxiety shapes daily decisions and personal outlook amid economic strain.
A distilled reflection on practical wisdom notes that cleverness alone profits nothing without the skill to apply it, urging measured use of intellect in daily tasks and decision making.
An advertisement touts Dr Thomas Eclectric Oil as money saving and pain relieving. A small quantity is claimed to cure coughs heal sores cuts bruises sprains relieve lumbago rheumatism neuralgia and sore inflamed breasts or nipples.
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