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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 14, 1910
Page
6
Bobby comes home drenched after a children's party, cheerfully recounting how he followed his father’s advice to phone for a cap and wore his best clothes. He praises the driver’s box gift and says he had a wonderful time, despite the rain.
A Punchesque mock dialogue extols Dr Thomas electric OS as a miracle remedy with six ingredients. The piece argues the medicine offers speedy permanent relief and invites skeptics to try it, while a fanciful tale of fairies and witches is lightly referenced.
The excerpt cites bromine quinline laxative claim and a signature of E. W. Grove used worldwide to cure a cold in one day. A Milwaukee Sentinel remark questions the novelty and truth of the claim noting ravens have feathers, not hair.
Australia and Britain push a social experiment with Barnardo like homes. NSW plans to place fifty boys yearly on training farms for six to twelve months funded by Imperial naval aid, with fares to be paid by the British public and a fund of about 250000.
Parents warned that minor infant eruptions can worsen without care. Cuticura Soap with optional Ointment is promoted to keep baby's skin clear, purified, and comfortable. Free 32 page Cuticura Book offered by Petter Drug & Chem. Corp. Boston USA.
A clergyman rebukes his son for a vulgar expression while the boy cites a line from Wesley. The father retorts with a clipped misquote as the exchange turns to the idea of fighting for reign.
A Philadelphia Public Ledger quip questions the tariff's role in rising costs and asks if essential spending truly drives the high cost of living. The exchange hints at economic debate and consumer concern.
An advertisement from Hawkshaw Nova Scotia dated September 1 1905 touts Minard's Liniment as a superior cure for croup claiming nothing equals it. The notice credits Charles E Sharp of Hawkshaw as the endorser.
In a court scene the plaintiff accuses a debtor of extravagance after he offers to pay $1 every other month on a $50 debt. The judge questions the defaulter’s guilt as whispers fill the room and the man pleads he cannot afford the roast.
A Philadelphia Times remark on women depositors notes a banker’s quip about women as inconsistent in business. The piece recalls a depositor whose account was overdrawn and who sent a gracious note plus a $750 cheque after the bank announced the overdraft. The dialogue ends with a debtor joking about moving to the basement.
A cautionary line warns that enjoying alcohol shared with others contrasts with solitary ruin if indulgence overruns restraint. It emphasizes social bonds versus personal downfall and mortality.
An advertisement promotes Zam-Buk as a skin remedy for pimples, dark spots, eruptions, and general post winter skin care. It asserts rapid improvement from nightly applications and notes use for eczema ulcers chaps ringworm acne cuts burns and piles. Available at druggists for 50 cents and from Zam-Buk Co Toronto.
The Riverton News reports Bill Thompson of Fremont County is the sole local man willing to steal from himself. Last week in a moment of absent mindedness he took a pair of spurs from his own boots and sold them, mistaking them for belonging to another.
The advertisement recommends Parmelee's Vegetable Pills for bilious headache relief. Taken as directed they regulate the stomach and affect nerves and blood vessels, promising cessation of head pains and relief from biliousness.
A humorous exchange spotlighting a dining room moment. The other fellow jokes about settling with the waiter after an after-dinner speech, reflecting light newspaper banter from the Cleveland Leader.
Our teacher am in sight.
Alcide Hebert of Stratford Centre Wolfe Co Quebec reports complete relief from stomach indigestion and headache after using six boxes of Fruit-a-tives. He can now eat normal meals and is entirely well. Trial box offered with six for two dollars fifty cents from Fruita tives Limited Ottawa.
A quirky remark from the Cleveland Leader notes a tailor asks about pocket sizes as a customer confirms preferences with a half-pint remark, illustrating local vernacular and humor in fashion trades.
A mother should never give a child sleeping draught soothing mixture or opiate without doctor advice. Overdoses can kill a child. Baby's Own Tablets are government analyst approved and contain no opiate or narcotic and aim to aid stomach bowel teething troubles and natural sleep. Sold by medicine dealers or mail order at 25 cents a box from The Dr Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ont.
An aria from Trovatore features a basso praising a prima donna Sophronia Czechlinskiwiecz Juage. An ad touts Holloway's Corn Cure as thorough and painless for corn removal. A comic note describes a churchgoer unable to loosen his rings at the offering.
North Range Nova Scotia reports that Dodd's Kidney Pills cured Mr. Chas Bell of ten years rheumatism and Mrs Bell of twenty four years kidney inflammation. Mrs Bell says after three boxes she is well, can wear shoes, and do housework.
A Windsor Ont notice advertises a free home treatment for night difficulties in children and adults. It invites mothers to write Mrs Summers at Box 77 for full instructions and claims success across ages. A short dialogue fragment follows with a man claiming to have found the key to success and his wife warning about fumbling with it.
Thousands of former members will gather from across the continent in June for the regiments Semi Centennial celebration in Toronto. A Government House reception on June 18 will feature Lt Governor and ex members. A monster church parade and grand historical plays at the Rosedale grounds will follow with social meetings and outreach to ex and current members.
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