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Newspaper

Glenboro Gazette

Location

Glenboro, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Nov 12, 1908

Page

2

Renter Safety Cautions On Moving Into Sanitary Homes

Philadelphia Record notes Dr. Neff urges renters to verify prior occupancy health records before moving in. Emphasizes disinfection after former disease, avoid suspects with contagious illness, and obtain a sanitation certificate from real estate agents or owners. Official guidance warns of unreported cases and calls for stricter rental safeguards.

Philadelphia Neff Department of Health and Charities Bureau of Health

Lydia E Pinkham Ad Seeks Public Verification

A Lynn based Lydia E Pinkham advertisement invites readers to verify claims about Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The copy questions the product's vegetable basis, drug content, and the authenticity of extensive women correspondence and cures claimed, urging readers to come see and verify statements.

Lydia Medicine Company Lynn Lydia E. Pinkham America An Vs. Pinkham Sones Lydia E Pinkham

Keep Smiling Even When Things Are Hard

Hartford Times recalls a banker who posts Keep Smiling on his door to ease dealings. A visitor from Calcutta recounts how a simple smile helped him survive a deathly hospital shed and recovery, illustrating smiling as a powerful, universal tool.

India Calcutta Hartford Times

Disinfecting Tuberculosis Housing Cuts Admissions

A 1907 report notes healthy residents move into apartments once occupied by consumptives. The committee traced 25 admission requests from Monroe Street homes, disinfected them, and since then no new applications have been filed from those houses.

Monroe Street

Quinine in Italy Cited as Malaria War Tool

The Italian government sells quinine to malarial district peasants and uses profits to combat malaria. Efforts focus on mosquito control through draining pools and land improvement rather than relying on veil wearing or screens. Last year sales reached about $300,000 with a net profit around $75,000.

Italy

Resourceful oculist advertises with blind beggar in Warsaw

A young oculist in Warsaw hires a blind woman to hold a light board outside the Church of the Holy Cross. The board displays his name, address, qualifications and hours, drawing attention from busy thoroughfares. The beggar proclaims herself hopelessly blind and attracts benevolent donations as many passersby notice her. It is unclear if patient numbers rose.

Warsaw Church of the Holy Cross Pall Mall Gazette

Stain of the cigarette in a county court tale

In a county court case the London Tatler notes evidence of a debtor’s means by his smoking habit, but the judge rejects the new story. The piece argues cigarette handling—holding the light end down versus up—causes finger stains, and claims smokers may vary in visible smoking impact.

Saya London Tatler

Minard's Liniment Cure Reported by D Henderson

A customer letter from Belleisle Station King's Co N B dated September 17 1904 describes a long bleeding facial tumor cured after using Minard's Liniment. The testimonial claims the remedy healed completely and the tumor disappeared.

Minard’s Liniment Co., Limited Minard Belleisle Station King’s Co. N. B

How One Farmer Sells Fast With Local Ads

A farmer explains using small newspaper ads to sell livestock and find buys. He notes buyers contact him by mail or in person, and that placing ads costs little while saving travel time and yielding better selection.

News-Times Maroa Ill

The English Way and the Silent Daily Ride

A grocer's assistant recalls a morning routine aboard the 8 E C Railway second class carriage. Nine strangers share the trip daily for months without exchange, until one bold greeting meets a chilling, silent glare.

Grocer

Boy Always Attends School Even Through Holidays

A Baltimore boy, praised for eleven years of perfect attendance, reveals that his secret is catching illnesses only during holidays. The father explains the ruse in a light Harper's Weekly anecdote.

Baltimore Harper's Weekly

Barnstormer Receives Warm Podunk Curtain Call

The Barnstormer party drew a great reception with lively audience energy and a curtain call after strong showmanship. The Other Fellow praised the crowd and noted the enthusiastic turnout.

the Barnstormer Podunk Barnstormer

When I Get Into Bed Poem Fragment

A child narrator fears bedtime lurking dangers. The speaker, small and brave in the bar yet frightened at night, imagines something grabbing toes as they undress and turn down the spreads. The verses describe shivers and a dread of a possible attack at bedtime.

Prowler Tries Pajama Sale In Bohemian Snippet

From the January Bohemian a German visitor alarmed a boarding-house mistress by reading aloud an evening paper advertisement for a nearly new bedroom suit sold cheap. The exchange features a blunt misunderstanding over a department store claim.

Weber Leype

Ruthless Treatment Opinion Quip Sparks Stir

A Washington Star quotation notes a sharp exchange about music with a young man whose dislike is implied by how he whistles a tune. The brief exchange reflects editorial stance on youth and culture.

Washington Star

Women Embrace Typewriters in Personal Correspondence

A brief observation notes women increasingly using the typewriter for personal letters and refined writing tasks, signaling a shift in home technology adoption and daily communication habits.

Broken Bank Tale From Royal Counting Room

A witty verse recounts the king counting money while the queen holes at the seashore sending orders for more funds. After a month away the counting room is found busted and the royal treasury depleted.

Sagacity of Rats on a Calcutta Ship

An old Kansas City Star tale recounts a grease coated cask baited with a meat ball used to trap rats aboard a sailing ship from Capetown to Calcutta. The device trapped over two hundred rats first night, then progressively fewer, finally none, as rats learned to target the exact center.

Calcutta Capetown Kansas City Star

Piles Cured at Home by New Absorption Method

Sell note promises home cure for piles with new absorption treatment. Appeals for address and offers free trial sachets and local references. Immediate relief and permanent care claimed. Directs mail to Mrs. M Summers Box P. 8 Windsor Ontario.

Degrees of Madness in a London Madhouse Tour

A group of actors tour a madhouse led by a director who explains two inmates. A lonely lunatic sits on a bench, said to be the man jilted by a wife who later married another. In a barred cage a raving patient is described as the husband of that woman.

London Telegraph

Minard's Liniment Cures Dandruff and Marriage Tale

A local character in town tells a humorous family math anecdote about his long marriage. He names Eugene aged forty, Norah thirty five, Lizzie two, and muses how many children and years combined to reach their family total. The tale ties to a Minard's Liniment claim in the column.

Erin Eugene Norah Sivnty Lizzie

Salada Tea Delights with Hill-Grown Leaves

Premium Salada Tea uses choicest hill grown leaves to deliver delicate fragrance and rich flavor. The brand emphasizes selective harvests and superior quality for a refined tea experience.

A Winning Bet Inquirer Report

A witty man wins a bet by asking fifty people the same whispered question about a rumoredSmith failure. He asks each, What Smith, and all fifty respond the same, proving the bet fair according to the Philadelphia Inquirer account.

Smith Hee Philadelphia Inquirer

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