Ottawa Matron Endorses Tanlac as Worth Its Weight in Gold
A Ottawa matron credits Tanlac with curing long standing ailments and restoring appetite sleep and nerves after years of trial. She recalls a recent fright and fatigue during a “teocear ordeal” and urges readers to trust Tanlac as nature’s tonic. The ad claims over two million bottles sold and promotes the product via a local druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa Matron
Charierina
Vere St
Ottawa
Paulas
Golden Girl's Secret Climax At Hidden Pavilion
At a moonlit garden party Joanna prepares a final revelation for her guests and Yvonne. Teddy presses for a serious talk as Joanna awaits the concealed performance behind the flower curtain and a dramatic stage moment unfolds.
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Lie Amette
Joanna
Yvonne
Mimiosa
Hs Coluais
Bower Petala
Uie
Pete Kenilworth
Brenne
Asat Yedds Dorminster
Betty Wey
Kenilworth
Painted City Fantasy Opens with Witch Symbolism
A stage scene presents a glowing young woman among three witches in a painted city market square. Lamps illuminate a column as stage lights spell MISUNDERSTANDING. A narrator adds a wedding faint and humor about a son sick of his wife’s cooking.
Prominent Nova Scotia Woman Praises Lydia E. Pinkham’s Remedy
A Barrington resident says Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound relieved her monthly headaches back and body pains after years of illness. She notes family help and getting the remedy through Eaton’s store and mail order, and recommends it to friends. A second woman from St. Thomas Ontario reports long standing back weakness improved after using the same vegetable tonic and related products.
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Roote
Lydia FP. Pinkham
Victor Ric Harpseon
Barrington
Nova Scotia
St. Thomas, Ont
Lydia KE. Pinkham
Lydia F. Pinkham
Mia PF. Johnson
Moore Street
St. Thomas
Ont
French War Godmother Wins Fight Over Debt
A Paris court ruled Gustave Marchand must repay 5 825 francs 25 centimes to Mile. Germaine de Pierre, the wartime godmother who sent him food clothing and support while he was a prisoner. Although he paid a hospital bill, the francs she spent were worth far more than the repaid francs, about 20 cents per franc to nearly one eighth that value.
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Ile
Joan
Hine
Marraine
Gustave Marehand
Mile. Germaine Ed
Pierre
Marchand
Mile. de Pierre
Cable Railway on Zugspitze High Above Bavarian Alps
Builders of the Alpine Railway up the Zugspitze exhibit a cable railway system where a lavishly furnished cabin travels along the cable at many points ten thousand feet above the valley. The inauguration features Dr. Michael Hainisch of Austria. Nationwide Fame. Also mentions Thomas Electric Oil as a trusted remedy for sore throat and inflamed conditions.
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Zugspitze
Michael Hainisch
Austria
Bavarian Alps
Mn Thomas
Real Exercise Medical Men Claim Driving a Car Is Beneficial Health
While some doctors argue autos harm public health, many believe driving provides exercise for arms and shoulders and regular mild leg use through brake and clutch work. The activity is steady and not overly strenuous, offering a healthful balance amid evolving driving habits.
Forty Applications for Dominion Carillonner Position
The Civil Service Commission has received no fewer than forty applications to serve as carillonneur for the singing tower of the Sarita Building. The job pays from 2880 to 3000 dollars yearly and requires British subjects with three years of residence in the Dominion. An advisory board of musicians will help select the winner, who will oversee the first ringing on July 1, 1927.
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Civil Service Commission
Dominion
Confedera
Carillon Belis
Canada
Croydon
Ragland
Carillonnéeur
Jef Denyn
Malignes
Saskatchewan Sets Aside Large National Park at Prince Albert
An order in council creates a sizable national park area at Prince Albert combining the Sturgeon forest reserve with two townships, aimed at summer resort use. The plan allows future expansion northward. No action yet on Dr. Bissett’s Springfield proposal for Manitoba.
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Saskatchewan
Prince Albert
Sturgeon Forest
Mistakes Mothers Make In Caring For Little Ones
Mothers give solids early and praise babies for eating adult foods leading to indigestion and weak health. Some use harsh purgatives irritating the stomach and deterring medicine. No meat before 18 months unless a doctor approves. Abandon strong elixirs in favor of Baby's Own Tablets, sold for 25 cents a box by The Dr. Williams Medicine Co. Brockville Ontario. Eight hundred Swiss families expected to settle in Western Canada in 1927 per Acting Consul. Swiss settlements noted in Notre Dame de Tourdes Manitoba and Stettler Alberta. Canadian National Railways plans lines costing 18,559,000.
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Babs
Willias
Medicine Eg
Brockville
Ont
Switzerland
Western Canada
Notre Dame de Tourdes
Manitoba
Stettier
Alberta
Gentle Revenge Through Forgiveness and Fire
A medieval sounding reflection cites mercy as a path to victory over enemies. It argues revenge harms the avenger and praises soft speech to break bones metaphorically, unleashing coal on heads, and turning foes into grateful allies through restrained action.
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Sir Thomas Trewne
Minard Liniment Filings Across Western Canada in Early 1927
First quarter 1927 filings total 1 030, down from 1 282 in 1926. Manitoba 158, Saskatchewan 523, Alberta 67, British Columbia 12. Also notes on dust, camp use, and Dr Viermas selectric Oil for feet, muscles, cuts, sprains. French scientist unveils vacuum bottle for liquid oxygen in high altitude flights.
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Hiomestead
Western
Canada
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
British Columbia
Viermas
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Nobu
Dence
Goolden
Immeosa
Job
Amliente
NAANE
Lydia E. Pinkham
A & Isd
Minard
For All
Aida
Polly
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Eagle Brand
Elizabeth Carew
BAYER
Safe
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Onde Mark
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