02 Nov 1901
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Newspaper
Glenboro Gazette
Location
Glenboro, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Nov 02, 1901
Page
1
Tuesday visits by Dr Taylor the dentist and a Scottish Concert Co reserve seating selling fast. Multiple local sales stock implements and a half section fetched 1400 dollars. Memorial and anniversary services planned, lectures announced, and farm laborer tickets extension discussed amid weather and community events.
During Harvest Home Festival night, unknown persons broke into the Hall while attendees were at the church. They pried open a window and carried off about a dozen pies cakes and several chickens. The door was locked and windows nailed.
Doctors debunk the idea of separate foods for brain muscles and bones. A balanced diet nourishes all parts, but indigestion ruins nourishment. Regular doses of Green's August Flower are promoted to aid digestion stimulate the liver purify the blood and boost vitality with Dr G G Green's remedies advertised at Droz Street.
The obituary records the death of Mrs Mary Hamilton Wiel on Monday from dropsy after a long illness. Born in New Brunswick May 26 1846, she lived in Grey County and Ontario before moving to Manitoba near Stockton then Glenboro. She married Henry Hamilton, had five daughters and several sons, and is survived by numerous relatives. Funeral was held at Caledonia Cemetery with Reverends Spence and Lewis officiating and several pallbearers named.
The Muhodist Church held anniversary services last Sunday with full congregations. Rev Dr Sparling preached powerful sermons morning and evening. Miss Graves sang The Holy City and a solo. the choir offered fine anthems. Collections totaled £26 plus £25 in envelopes. pledges were secured to wipe out the church’s debt by year end.
The ad touts Dr Kings New Life Pills as a quick cure for sick and nervous headaches. It claims the medicine purifies blood and strengthens health, priced at 25 cents with a money back guarantee. Sold by The Gleshoss Drs Line.
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