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Newspaper
Glenboro Gazette
Location
Glenboro, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 23, 1910
Page
2
An advertising blurb for Fruitatives claims the fruit medicine prevents uric acid buildup and rheumatism, featuring a testimonial from Mrs. Walter Hooper of Hillview and pricing options including 60c per box, 6 for 2.59, and a 26c trial box. It promotes immediate use to prevent attacks.
The passage portrays a chaotic scene with a hatless girl, a pistol sounding, and a wagon ride over mindless roads. A smokeless gun and wireless telegraph enable escape as the couple flees, while a tasteless cod meal and a buttless pipe underscore a satirical, surreal tone.
Montreal May shipment aboard Rakai sailed to Auckland marking the CPR line’s first voyage to Australia and New Zealand. Cargo included two carloads of 2 in 17 Shoe Polish made by FP Tel ley Co Hamilton. This is the third Dalley shipment to Australia in a year, totaling 581 760 boxes to date across four shipments.
A Georgia Senator recounts a tale about an elderly man who tries to reform after a revival. At a water meeting the evangelist questions him about chicken theft, and the man responds in dialect. The story ends with the man joking how ducks might have caused more trouble.
A collage of light sketches and jokes features characters like a maid and her employer, a Boston telephone operator, an Irishman aboard a revenue cruiser, and an Arkansas traveler. It blends humorous misreadings, family finances, and social quips with sketches of actors, priests, and rural folk, capturing a period voice and regional humor.
A fragmented note describes an unidentified light crossing the sky and a brief sighting in the woods. The writer mentions a fleeting vision and urges grounding and steadiness, noting things feel the same as before.
A discussion of so called black roses and other dark flowers argues most are not truly black but deep reds or browns aided by artificial coloring. It notes historical tulips and blue roses as similarly reported fakes, cites dye methods in France, and mentions green carnations and various color experiments on living plants with limited lasting results.
A Canadian medical advertorial asserts gravel or stone in the bladder is a curable kidney ailment. It highlights Calvin B. Snyder’s 1907 claim that Dodd's Kidney Pills eased his back pain and frequent urination, urging readers to use the remedy to guard against gravel and related urinary issues.
The remarkable career of Goldsmith Maid is recounted with names, places, and match results across years 1865 to 1877. From early wins at Goshen to coast to coast triumphs and a final retirement at nineteen, the mare defeated famed rivals such as George Wilkes and American Girl, set time records, and showed extraordinary stamina and speed in a series of $4 000 to $10 000 purses. Her lineage and lasting impact on trotting are noted, along with reflections on breeding potential and trainer lessons.
An advertisement praises a marine remedy to relieve red weak weary and watery eyes. It promises relief and offers a free trial at a rer store with a contact method and a reassurance of benefits.
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