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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Dec 16, 1909
Page
7
A testimonial from Mr. Jnline Clecer of Denbigh Ont claims Zam-Buk provides relief from severe piles and skin injuries. The ad touts Zam-Buk as a distinct herbal balm without minerals, boasting fast results in weeks and recommending it for children’s rashes. Available at Sie. box or post free from Zam-Buk Co Toronto.
Former President Patton of Princeton University delivered a sermon at Fifth Avenue Collegial Church on faith. He compared clients trusting lawyers and patients relying on physicians to blind faith, calling it a case of blind faith. The remark drew a ripple through the congregation.
The advertisement claims internal use for asthma and catarrh is as effective as external use and that the oil provides immediate relief. It notes many sufferers report relief and have sent testimonials validating the product.
A reflective Franklin maxim cautions against envy and urges contentment with one’s own state rather than resenting others who have more. It frames social behavior as a balance between self-improvement and restraint.
An old Murine eye remedy advertisement from Toronto promotes relief for irritated eyes. It claims soothing effects and urges readers to try Murine for their eye troubles.
A Detroit Free Press fragment notes a suitor's wealth and continued calls as Christmas nears, remarking on the woman's fortune and the romance's festive timing.
The father chides his son for lateness and hurry to be first. The son jokes that the early bird is served up on toast, quipping he prefers not to be like the first. The exchange reflects a humorous view on punctuality.
A discussion of art forgery and misattribution highlighting cases at Victoria and Albert Museum Louvre and National Gallery. It cites Hamilton Palace purchases including an agate cup and cabinets later found to be of lesser value or modern origin. It notes hoaxes in Titian portraits and a Dublin Gallery incident.
Dr. Tomme of Paris endorses a dry cure for colds learned by Dr J B Williams in the late eighteenth century. The method: abstain from liquids for 24 to 48 hours after first symptoms while eating solid foods only, with minimal tea or milk and possibly a small wine rinse. Dr Steinberg supports and modernizes the approach, limiting liquids further and allowing a small wine and water intake.
Wertheimer, a London art dealer, buys a deceased nobleman’s furniture and effects for 25000 at an auction in Mayfair. He pockets a small Dresden ornament marked with the wand of Aesculapius, later selling it for 50000.
Canada shows a total manufacturing capital of 54 million dollars, up six percent in five years. Chartered banks report deposits on November 30 near 100 dollars per person, covering men, women, and children, indicating growing financial capacity across the population.
Columbus Ohio reports the active ingredients of Peruna the popular family remedy. Peruna includes golden seal cedron seed cubebs stone root and other substances noted for mucous membranes kidneys bladder nerves and dropsy. The notice signals a new era in advertising for household medicines and public disclosure of ingredients.
A historical overview of conflicts between the Lords and the Commons in Britain, tracing key battles from the Reform Bill of 1831 through the Disestablishment of the Irish Church in 1869 and the Army Purchase Abolition and Ballot Act debates of 1871, noting royal intervention, peer opposition, and eventual passages. It highlights how grounds for confrontation shaped constitutional balance and revolved around major reforms and political risk.
Special seed peers for invercolous chil dren have now been established in Providence Boston New York Rochester Washington Hartford Conn Chicago and Pittsburg New York has three schools and Washington two. The New York City board proposes three more while Detroit Buffalo Philadelphia Cincinnati and Newark plan similar institutions. Open air schools in Providence Boston and New York show promising treatment results with children keeping up with school work, aligning with German and English experience.
The president publicly admonishes Johnson and Brunner over slipping efficiency, while the office manager orders a shift in the staff and warns the thieves clerk to improve performance. An office boy endures a scolding and remarks on the message traveling through the block.
An Ontario mother endorses Baby's Own Tablets for infant and childhood stomach and bowel regulation and recovery. The Dr Williams Medicine Co offers them by mail or at medicine dealers for 25 cents a box. The ad closes with Tacitus on the enduring desire for glory.
The text extols Parmelee's Vegetable Pills as a superior liver regulator. It asserts many ailments stem from a disordered liver caused by poor habits and diet and claims the pills operate gently yet effectively, suitable even for the most delicate users.
A brief cartoon caption shows Arry asking Bill about rushing, and Bill replying he must go to work, with Arry inquiring if the missus is well. The dialogue captures a domestic worry framed in a comic moment.
A humorous dialogue centers on the discovery of the end of the world. One person asks about a settlement time, another answers with a playful back and forth, citing the end of the world itself as the punchline.
A home remedy claims to cure a cold in twenty four hours by blending two ounces Virgin Oil of Pine Compound, half an ounce of pure Virgin Oil, and eight ounces of pure whiskey in a large bottle. The Leach Chemical Co in Cincinnati Ohio produces the Virgin Oil of Pine Compound.
A veteran clergyman recalls being among two missionaries captured by cannibals. One feared death but mourned the savages lack of a decent gravy while the other urged courage. The anecdote frames a humorous contrast between fear and culinary grievance.
A dialogue captures fear of a stern paterfamilias as Elfreda and Okuy discuss Papa’s fierce gaze and his blunt refusal, illustrating tension within the home. The Chicago Tribune quotation style frames the moment.
McClure's Magazine describes German war readiness with mobilization orders, secret instructions, and a civilian railway backbone prepared for rapid military deployment. The article notes hieroglyphic markings on transport and a dedicated war fund to cover early actions.
An old newspaper style quip tells of Young Smiggins burdened by debts joining a do not worry group. Its members are described as the very men he owes, a humorous social moment reflecting financial pressures.
In a crowded scene a bystander urges restraint while two men fight. One man is described as an iceman and the other as a coal worker. The exchange hints at potential injuries if the brawl continues.
Minard's Liniment touted as a cure for distemper while the Canadian Pacific Railway announces special excursion fares to Vancouver Victoria Westminster Okanagan Valley and Kootenay from Ontario Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta. Tickets valid for return within three months with stop over privileges.
A tense Commons scene unfolds as Black Rod announces the Lords assent to bills. The speaker pauses, Lloyd George’s speech is interrupted, and MPs file reverently after the minister toward the Lords, with the mace bore company.
A brief note on English beliefs that killing a spider brings bad luck and an old couplet linking a visitor’s fortune to the fate of a spider, reflecting folk superstition about arachnids and daily life.
A tale from a newspaper about hurried proofs producing a garbled line. An editor meant to praise a belle of the ball with a delicate image but a compositor’s error changed it to a crude misprint. The anecdote highlights the risk of typographical slips in print.
A stoic reflection asserts that a person must stand as an upright, self-reliant figure rather than rely on others to hold them up. The maxim emphasizes personal virtue and inner strength over external support.
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