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Newspaper
Grand Forks Sun
Location
Grand Forks, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Jun 23, 1916
Page
3
An old promotional note touts Zam-Buk as the most widely used remedy in Canada for healing sores skin diseases and other conditions. It markets Zam-Buk as distinct from ordinary ointments, claims no animal fats or mineral matter, and promotes its antiseptic, soothing properties for injuries and chronic ulcers. Also advertises Zam-Buk Soap and baby bath tablets with pricing.
The American Agriculturist notes the 76.8 reading for the current winter wheat crop against 28.5 a year ago, indicating a marked improvement in condition.
A Canadian letter describes a young woman recovering from scarlet fever after stomach and kidney trouble. She credits Grape-Nuts with stabilizing her condition, allowing rapid recovery, weight gain, and renewed energy. She notes she can now eat normally and continues to use Grape-Nuts at meals and breakfast.
Director J. H. Grisdale urges new settlers and those breaking long land before May 26 to plant flax. Deep breaking, seed rates, and sowing timing aim for a solid seed bed and good crop, with early returns near equal to wheat and potential revenue around $20 per bushel in recent months.
An advertisement extols Dr Hamilton's Pills as a cure for weak women purporting to restore vigor, color, appetite and digestion. It claims forty years of service as America's family medicine and lists a price of 256 per box. The text also includes unrelated dialogue about insanity.
Dear Sir Your Minard's Liniment to our remedy for sore throat colds and all ordinary ailments over fails to relieve and cure me strongly Char W Wilcot en Port Mulgrave.
A collage of historical ad copy references medicines like Dr Thomas Eclestrng Qi and Miller's Worm Powder, a clothing rack design, Kellogg's asthma remedy, Liniment, and quirky dialogue about comforts and pests. The text blends product pitches with street chatter and humorous exchanges.
A messy clipping reports posters on walls and a cemetery gate calling for men and work. One ad offers 2 000 men, another shows a funeral home model price, and a third urges Britons to enlist. Residents speculate on a planned sewer project amid city chaos.
An old advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Cure as a universal remedy for catarrh. It claims the product has been trusted for 35 years, promises a hundred dollar reward if catarrh cannot be cured, and urges readers to send for testimonials.
Noisily Mrs Nooto Reesh and her companion discuss a new theatre opening after a matinee. They comment on the acoustics, with Mrs Nooto Reesh calling them gaudy, while the other remarks on the experience.
At the University of Wisconsin Lig campus Professor B Y McCollant leads an agricultural chemistry project testing over 1 000 rats to identify the ultimate food enabling long life and rapid growth. After seven years he claims progress with two golden compounds toward the ideal diet, though work remains ongoing.
Spring fatigue and skin issues signal low blood. Dr Williams Pink Pills claim to renew blood and vigor. Testimonial from Mrs Eugene Cadaretta of Amherstburg praises relief after six boxes. pills sold locally or by mail from Brockville, Canada.
The scene centers on a master wounded in a conflict. The Cook reassures the mistress that medical patching will restore him, claiming they are better than before. The exchange is brisk and hopeful amid danger.
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