Zam-Buk Night Application For Skin Spots
An old advertisement touts Zam-Buk as a nightly remedy for spots eruptions and sores. It promises wonders from applying the salve at night, claiming quick relief and clear skin.
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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 11, 1912
Page
3
An old advertisement touts Zam-Buk as a nightly remedy for spots eruptions and sores. It promises wonders from applying the salve at night, claiming quick relief and clear skin.
The diamond cutting trade expanded from Antwerp to a Belgian workforce of about sixteen thousand, earning an average 40 francs a week. Workshops and tools mostly belong to the Syndicat Universois. Many workers hail from Holland, Germany and Switzerland, with Dutch houses employing about 8,000 cutters and Germany 4,000. Switzerland 40, America 300, while Paris and London need only modest labor.
When clouds grow larger and precede a storm the sky darkens and rain looms. As clouds shrink and melt away a period of fair weather follows with calmer skies and lighter air.
Over a hundred thousand pedestrians pass London Bridge in one day while more than twenty thousand vehicles cross the bridge.
A simple earache remedy using Dr Thomas Electric Oil is described with drops on lint to relieve pain. The text notes Paris seamstresses striking for higher wages, earning under fifty cents a day for ten hour shifts.
A Pittsburgh man on his first trip to New York describes the city as gay in contrast to the Broadway image. The exchange includes remarks about “gay New York” and its supposed inhabitants as seen through a Post reporter’s lens.
Dr. Rutherford, Veterinary Director General and Live Stock Commissioner, warns of a serious fall in Canadian beef production amid rising consumption and population. He cites western ranching shifts, imports increasing from the United States, Argentina, and Antipodean nations, and calls for an energetic, funded campaign and new beef Commissioners to restore livestock production and markets.
The discussion centers on milking Shorthorns and other cattle’s merit for milk and beef, with Rutherford criticizing the lack of full fair study. He notes potential for Canadian swine recovery, exports from Quebec and Maritime Provinces, and great room for hog farming in western Canada if markets improve.
An old advertisement offers one hundred dollars for catarrh cured by Hall's Cure from J Cheney & Co Toledo with endorsements Walding Kinnan Marvin and statements about internal action and testimonials. A second item notes Archdeacon Fisher’s vanity and a quip from a constable about a sermon he heard before.
In large fortified towns bakers must keep a stock of bread for war and deposit money with municipal authorities as security of good conduct. The law also fixes bread prices, extending beyond weight and measure regulation.
Warning against delaying treatment notes asthma can worsen if left untreated. Promotes Dr. J. D. Kellogg's Asthma Remedy as a preventive measure to stop incipient conditions from becoming chronic and to reduce suffering.
Labouchere of London Truth faced hundreds of libel writs in his long career as editor and publisher. The highest damages against Truth up to 1910 reached £600, and the paper had only lost six or eight actions.
The United States imports between two million and three million pounds of camphor each year. This figure reflects ongoing demand and trade in camphor products at a national level.
German postal authorities experiment with a small three wheeled automobile designed for lever carrier duties. The prototype aims to improve delivery efficiency in congested areas.
A Kansas judge holds that a man earning four dollars weekly has no right to marry unless his bride is a stenographer or manicurist. The ruling echoes social norms and the era's wage based marriage standards.
A Quebec reader reports two years of eczema starting on one arm that widened with itching and burning. After trying other treatments, a small amount of Cuticura Ointment improved the condition and a full box led to complete disappearance. Reader recommends keeping Cuticura Ointment at home.
A generation of success touts Cuticura Soap and Ointment as the speedy economical treatment for itching burning scaly and bleeding skin and scalp humors for all ages. A single set often suffices. Samples and a 32 page book on eruptions available by mail from Potter Drug and Chemical Corp Boston.
Blubber measured fifteen inches deep marks the fattest whales recorded in the North Pacific last year. The finding highlights exceptional whale body fat levels and may impact insights into marine ecosystems.
A fragment mentions a sluggish torpid liver and a statement that the whole system is cleansed. The text reads like an unidentified health claim with no clear author or date. No verifiable entities beyond general medical language are present.
The ad hawks Dr Chase's Kidney Liver Pills as a cure for a torpid liver and deranged kidneys. It claims relief from backache, indigestion, constipation, and skin issues, with a price of two shillings and sixpence a box and availability through Edmanson Bates & Co Limited in Toronto. It also includes a brief dialogue between a Young Author and a Miss Society figure.
A vintage advertisement touts Dr J D Kelloge's Dysentery Cordial as a cure all for dysentery. It claims the remedy clears the intestinal canals of germs and protects the lining from further lavacy restoring health.
Of the S22 vessels with a tonnage of 2,054,650 built at British shipyards last year, practically all were of steel, and per cent of the tonnage consisted of steam craft.
A sash lock serves as an effective substitute for a bolt when the sash and casing sit flush. The lock engages the door edge for security without protruding hardware, keeping the fit tight and low profile.
Analysis of how people squander or invest time and the value of a half year well spent. The passage argues that using time rightly prevents ignorance and narrowness from arising from exclusive focus on one’s calling. It urges prudent time stewardship to improve personal and intellectual growth.
A noted worm control service called Mother Graves' Worm Exterminator is hailed as highly effective against worms and described as a boon to children suffering from infestations. The claim highlights strong success with little failure.
A description of King George’s private smoking room and office in the palace. The space is a small, well-appointed private suite used for informal visits and chats, featuring shooting trophies and a personal touch from King Edward. The King rarely smokes heavily, preferring cigarettes, with briar pipes used only during special occasions.
In a recent publication Sir Ray Lankester distances the term sardonic from Sardinians, sardines, or sardonyx, tracing it to a Greek root meaning to snarl. He explains a sardonic grin is a malicious snarl, not a benevolent laugh, with repeated comparisons to Owen and Rowley.
Advert says only the uninformed endure corn pain while the knowing apply Dolloway's Corn Cure for relief. It asserts fast comfort for irritated feet and urges readers to use the product.
The article advises avoiding wetting the thumb when dealing cards to prevent spoiling the deck and hygiene concerns. It suggests using a rubber ring, like those from aerated water bowls, to aid dealing without moisture. The ring should fit loosely enough to be comfortable but functional.
A hotel landlord recounts a stubborn guest who avoided paying his bill for nearly two months, claiming the guest refused to settle. In a separate anecdote, a Russian train guard enforces the law with a swift on-the-spot fine, and a Viennese society promoting curiosity about large feet is noted as a curious trend.
The passage recalls a satirical jab from Puck on a female presidential candidate and fashion. It notes evolving gender equality, a candidate toppled in a dignified manner, and public reaction including friends defending outraged style choices. The excerpt frames gendered critique and political climate of the era.
An advertisement claims Pam Ointment cures itching blind bleeding or protruding piles in six to fourteen days with a money back guarantee. The piece includes a dialogue about speed and Mercury but rejects a religious symbol in an ad by the Philadelphia Ledger.
The International Dry Farming Congress will be held in Lethbridge next fall with more than a thousand overseas delegates from nearly all European countries. The Duke and Duchess of Connaught are expected to open the event.
The article notes six languages present in the British Isles English French Manx Gaelic Welsh and Irish. It highlights linguistic diversity across communities and regions. The piece emphasizes cultural variety and language endurance amid changing social dynamics.
An advertisement touts Parmelee's Vegetable Pills as a dependable remedy for dyspepsia in all seasons and latitudes. It claims they resist climate, stay fresh, and never go stale, urging travelers to carry them at all times.
A fragment mentions Georgie with uncertain kitten counts and describes a cat as a “no race death by own action” feline. The passage reads as a quirky local dialogue note with incomplete context.
A man argues with the station agent over a late train. The agent confirms the train was 29 minutes late but says it has not arrived yet, while the man refers to a recently passed train. The exchange ends with the judge's remark highlighting the mix up.
Victor Hemery, the French racing driver, lauds an American automobile calling it under-rated and well suited to performance. He jokes that it should advertise more and recalls a child’s quip about a bed-warmer during a wintry night.
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