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Newspaper
Golden Era
Location
Golden, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Feb 01, 1901
Page
5
A jumble of reflective quips and proverbs from Golden, British Columbia. The text muses on happiness and pessimism, mockery of pretension, and a note on a Paris firm producing about five hundred motor carriages annually. It reads like a miscellany from a local column.
In Consecon, farmer David Rowe describes a long struggle with kidney pain and backache. After trying doctors without relief, he credits Dodd’s Kidney Pills for a full recovery after ten boxes. The article cites local officials endorsing Rowe’s honesty and the credibility of his written statement.
A detailed portrait traces Victoria’s life from birth at Kensington to accession as Queen in 1837, noting her family, marriages, children, key ministers, and major reforms. It lists milestones, coronation, jubilees, imperial status, and political shifts across decades, with a narrative of her public duties and personal losses.
An essay argues that the difficulties faced in life forge character and that mistakes become valuable lessons. It cites Charles Junius Fox on preferring a man who fails and keeps going over a flashy, halted career, illustrating resilience as essential to success.
In seventeen states a married woman can dispose of her separate estate by will without aid while twenty eight require her husband’s consent. Health officials say ten percent of men who visit Cape Nowe do not return. If a young man doubts kissing a girl he should err on the side of the girl. St Petersburg churches are praised as among the most splendid modern churches worldwide.
An elderly man Mr Thomas Jinks of Prince Ward County recounts a years long cough and general weakness. After failing doctors he used Dr Williams' Pink Pills and recovered, with his daughter Mildred also improving after five boxes. The ad claims the pills cure underlying blood issues and restore health.
A bumpy scene on a sunny day follows a fledgling found torn from its nest. Parents circle, watch from a window, and finally cradle the chick with wings, then lift it to a safe perch among tree branches above the house roof.
A concise study notes that most Himdoes avoid Intoxzieanta with a high rate of abstention observed across communities. Researchers highlight cultural norms and health concerns guiding behavior, while a minority exhibit occasional use amid social gatherings and regional variations.
A period advertisement promotes Shilohs Consumption Cure as a universal cough and lung remedy. It claims rapid relief, lung strengthening, and a money back guarantee if unsatisfied. Testimonial from Ray Parrow of Toronto supports two bottles, with distribution across Canada, the United States, and Great Britain and a printed warrant with each bottle.
Advertisement touts British grown teas as pure and delicious with a remarkable bouquet. It invites readers who have not tried Ceylon or British grown teas to sample the varieties, noting Japan tea drinkers also enjoy Ceylon Tea.
Tencher Now asks Adelbert why King Richard earned the nickname of the hen heart. Adelbert suggests it stemmed from beliefs tied to hunger and appetite, implying a whimsical, folklore influenced explanation.
A fragment advertisement offers a $100 reward for an incurable catarrh case and promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure. F J Cheney & Co claim trustworthy dealings, with West & Thomas and Walding, Kisman & Marvin as wholesale druggists in Toledo endorsing the product. The cure is described as taking internally to affect blood and mucus surfaces. Price ten cents per bottle with testimonials and Hull's Family Pills promoted as best.
A Filipino visitor to Manila learns a European can be poor in manners and rich in pretension. He first meets a governor general dressed simply, and dismisses him. After a royal reception, the man kneels before the true impression of wealth and power, sending horses as tribute but choosing plain white attire.
In a small western town a churchwoman pastor jokes with a farmer seeking marriage after hearing gossip about the minister. The farmer insists he already has a girl, so the pastor offers to marry him, prompting humor and hesitation.
A fragmented reading describes two players in a chess like contest with a humorous, cryptic exchange. One character eyes a watch and contemplates the next move, suggesting a witty or ironic tone in a light courtly setting.
A report notes Ply-Confomi sought self harm and a bystander intervened to prevent tragedy while guarding the New York Journal. The incident highlights a dangerous intent and protective action by an unnamed helper.
The item notes no homeopathic physicians in military medical corps. A London shoeblack showcases a novel igi with a quip urging readers to share opinions. A wine and spirit firm plans balloon ascents in Ceylon to drop whisky samples in mini parachutes.
The Philadelphia Record notes that New Yorkers overrate Grand Central, arguing travel there is far less than through Philadelphia Broad Street, Reading Terminal, and similar eastern stations. It cites 162 trains per day at Grand Central versus about 250 at Broad Street and 215 at Reading Terminal in both directions.
The Philadelphia Inquirer notes Sir Thomas Lipton will bring the Shamrock for a challenge against the United States. It discusses naval architecture pride and the long tradition of defending the cup with an Eagle named yacht, while the Boston Mercury echoes the historic nicknames and debates surrounding the vessel.
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