Great Men Who Have Proved Zam-Buk Claims
A testimonial style piece touts Zam-Buk as superior to other healing substances. Endorsers include C E Sanford and Frank Scudamore with detailed ulcer and wound cures. It cites Dr Andrew Wilson and W Lascelles-Scott, urging households to use Zam-Buk for cuts burns scratches and eczema. Available from Zam-Buk Co Toronto at 50c per box, three for 1.25, warnings about imitations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.E. Sanford
Weston
King’s Co. N.S
Zan-Bak
Frank Scudamore
Canada
Andrew Wilson
W. Lascelles-Scott
Royal Commission For Victoria
Toronto
Dynastic valor and a duke’s 37th birthday remembered
The article recounts the Dukes of Atholl lineage, focusing on the Marquis of Tullibardine born in the era of 1606 title creation. It details his early service with the Black Watch and Royal Horse Guards, a dramatic riding accident during the Prince and Princess of Wales’s wedding, his DSO era in Egypt at Atbara and Omdurman, and a daring act with Churchill to aid wounded Dervish fighters. It notes a bullet removed with a button hook and a family custom of carrying a bride over the threshold at Blair Castle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omdurman
Winston Churchill
Tulibardine
James Rampay
Lady Ramsay
Tullibardine
Blair Castle
Blair Atholl
A New Manitoba Strawberry Arrives From Buchanan Nursery
A Manitoba originated strawberry, produced by Buchanan Nursery Co. of Winnipeg, is now on the market. It is the first known Manitoba variety offered to the public, large and productive with good quality ideal for home use. The plant is hardy and a strong grower, a Crescent and Sharpless cross. For information write to Buchanan Nursery, St. Charles, Manitoba.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitoba
Buchanan Nursery Co
Winnipeg
Buchanan Nursery
St. Charles, Man
Mother Graves Worm Exterminate Praised by Mothers
The text touts relief for children from worms and promotes Mother Graves Worm Exterminate as a cure, claiming it has made many little ones healthier and brings blessing to mothers who use it.
Average Whale Skeleton Frame Weighs About 45 Tons
A zoological note states that the bony framework of an average whale carries about 45 tons in weight. The figure highlights the massive skeletal structure of large marine mammals and their sizable bone mass.
Deafness Cured Only by Constitutional Remedies
Advertisement claims deafness results from inflammation of the Eustachian tube mucous lining and catarrh. It offers Hall's Catarrh Cure with a $100 prize for any case cured, and urges sending for a free circular. Includes company name F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio, and price 75c.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Baby’s First Words Trigger Family Theater
A family anecdote reveals a baby’s silent influence as the infant’s brother quips that the baby “yells” to obtain anything desired at home. The exchange captures humorous domestic dynamics and the value of a loud presence.
Stormed Church to See a Wedding in Dynastic Tale
The note details Lord Granard's marriage to Miss Beatrice Mills heiress of Ogden Mills and niece of Mrs. Whitelaw Reid dating back to 1648. It recalls Sir Alexander Forbes as Lord Forbes created in 1448 and mentions Granard's Scots Guards service. A jostling wedding crowd anecdote concludes with a bold but chastened speaker congratulating the bride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Granard
Beatrice Mills
Ogden Mills
Whitelaw Reid
Alexander Forbes
Robert III
Lord Forbes
James II
Scotland
Scots Guards
South Africa
New York
Versatility of Lord Tankerville in Chancery and Charity
The Earl of Tankerville, a noted athlete and painter, is also a musician and orchid enthusiast. He and his wife share an interest in evangelical movements. Formerly Lord Bennet, he worked with Moody and Sankey in Shropshire mission meetings. Lady Tankerville denies outdoor Salvation Army activity in New York.
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Earl of Tankerville
Lord Bennet
Messrs
Moody and
Sankey
Shropshire
Tankerville
New York
PSYCHINE Praised By Ontario Family For Health
Mrs E Obiddish of Ohenekin Ontario credits PSYCHINE with saving her child from pneumonia in March 1967 and later reports her entire eight member family enjoys better health. She urges skeptics to contact her and grants permission to use her name.
A Witty Quip in the Pullman Smoker
In a Pullman smoker a younger man pressed the elder for staff numbers. The elderly man rose and, after discarding his cigar, quipped that roughly two thirds of his office work there. The remark preserves the scene and humor without sensational detail.
It Testifies for Itself Eclectric Oil Uses and Powers
Dr. Thomas' Eclectric Oil claims universal efficacy for coughs colds cuts contusions sprains burns and body pains. The ad asserts the medicine proves itself and requires no guarantee, noting its general use.
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Thomas
Visitors Discuss Local Ruins At Unnamed Hotel
First visitor asks about the most interesting country near here and ruins. The second visitor, after paying his bill, notes guests are the ones leaving the hotel, implying a nearby historic site or ruins of interest.
Shiloh's Cure Claim and Rotation in Office Joke
A reader repeats an old line about Shiloh's Cure curing coughs and colds. A reporter questions a senator on government rotation in office. The eminent statesman cites a revolving chair as his example.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Tribune
Minard's Liniment Cures Diphtheria Incident
Noah laments poor wardrobe choices after salvage mishap and ark remark as Minard's Liniment is claimed to cure diphtheria in a New York Sun item. The story blends a medical claim with a traveler’s quip about clothing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noah
New York Sun
Minard's Liniment Claims Cure for Quinsy Attack
St John recalls a prior Quinsy attack that kept him bedridden for two weeks. He used Minard's Liniment by applying it freely and leaving a soaked cloth on overnight. By morning the swelling subsided, and he attributes warding off the attack to the liniment's use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minard’s
Liniment Co., Limited
Minard
Inspector Tests Class In History With Bruce Legacy
In a Philadelphia Inquirer report a school inspector tests Stand I history. The class was told not to answer unless certain. The top boy remains silent until the last pupil at the foot raises a hand. The boy names Mrs Bruce as Robert Bruce's mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Bruce
Bruce
Philadelphia Inquirer
A Remarkable Benefactor
A story about Benn Wolfe Levy the English public benefactor who died recently. He visited the London Hospital and learned why red flannel dressing gowns were worn before operations. He donated funds initially 65000 dollars and later increased the gift to 75000 dollars to build and equip operating theatres.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benn Wolfe Levy
London Hospital
Sydney Holland
Holland
Smallest burial ground linked to Worthing railway site
A six yard square burial ground is uncovered in Worthing as part of land bought for a new railway station. It is believed to be the smallest graveyard in the United Kingdom with four bodies. Once these are moved to Bromsweter Cemetery, construction on the station site will begin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worthing
England
United Kingdom
God's Acre
Bromsweter
Talk for Men Provokes Youth at Western Town
A visiting religious worker led a Talk for Men urging that no young man should visit a place he would not take his sister to. He challenged attendees to name such places and a youth answered barber shops, provoking a sharp exchange captured by the Toledo Blade.
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Toledo Blade
Carnegie Immigrant Scotsman Brought Lively Tribute
The London Chronicle lauds Andrew Carnegie as a millionaire Scotsman who resists outside nationality, noting Scots have long led the world. It even recalls the Royal Scots calling themselves Pontius Pilate’s bodyguard, as a boast of Caledonian prowess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Carnegie
London Chronicle
Carnegie
Pontius Pilate
Dugald Dalgettys
Royal Scots
Imagination and the Fascination of Fossilasserting Lectures
The anecdote recalls Moncure Daniel Conway recounting Louis Agassiz sharing fossils of saurians. Agassiz, enthralled, ends a lecture early as fossils seem to come alive, his face reddened with excitement. The pupils cheer the grand teacher as he bows and departs.
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Moncure
Daniel Conway
Louis Agassiz
Agassiz
Eye Exercise From a Distinguished Oculist
A noted oculist suggests a daily half hour spent looking far away to strengthen eyes. He advises the patient to gaze across long distances such as the Hudson River, noting many New Yorkers have weak eyes from short-range focus.
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New York
Hudson River
New York Press
Vagaries of Memory and Famous Reminiscences
Lord Houghton recalled Lyndhurst and Lushington inquiring about the most memorable moment. Lyndhurst cited a day with Washington at Mount Vernon while Washington recalled a week with Burke at Beaconsfield. The tale highlights fading memory and the value of diary keeping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Houghton
Mountstuart Grant Duff
Lord Lyndhurst
Dr. Lushington
Lyndhurst
Washington
Mount Vernon
Wushington
Burke
Beaconsfield
Peeping Royalty: Seventeenth Century Sunday Viewings
A 1767 London guide notes visitors could glimpse the monarchs at St James's Chapel Royal by paying a shilling to the verger for entry and another shilling for seating in turnup seats near the royals during divine service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
St. James’ Chapel Royal
Where Does Beef Tea Come From Question
During his first visit to a farm little Willie tells his mother cows gave only milk. He asks where beef tea comes from, prompting a puzzled reply and a humorous exchange.
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Willie
Study Sparks Debate Over Being Interesting
A young student declares that when interest grips him he pursues a subject to complete engagement. A listener asks if the speaker considers herself an interesting subject, prompting a quiet, hesitant reply.
Great Expression Quotes on Daughters Singing
A brief exchange recalls Grimley and his daughter known for expressive singing. The remark notes that while she performs with great expression, her own mother cannot recognize her face while she sings.
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Grimley
Home Herald
Insects' Wings Vibrations Hit Wide Gap Between Species
The article notes housefly wings beat 335 times per second while noble bees reach 440 vibrations. It discusses how wing speed relates to flight and efficiency in different insects, highlighting the contrast between species.
Memory Burden Versus Judgment Cited in Quotation
A quotation notes that everyone complains of the dullness of memory while few blame judgment. Attributed to La Rochefoucaud, the line highlights a distinction between recall and discernment.
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la Lochefoucaulkd
Work and worry weaken women and pink pills promise strength
A persuasive ad urges women to guard health with Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People. It features Mrs. James H. Ward describing relief from nervous collapse after using the pills and claims the medicine builds red blood, steadies nerves, and restores vigor. Sold by dealers or mail order from Brockville Ont.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Williams
Public School Tales From Mrs De Rivera
Mrs Belle De Rivera recounts New York public school incidents at a dinner. A boy dislikes cold water and is instructed to wash his cheek with soap at the hydrant. He returns puzzled asking which cheek. The anecdote highlights school life in a humorous moment.
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Belle de Rivera
New York
Mrs. de Rivera
Jimmy
Rochester Herald
Turkish bath remark at exposition candy stalls
Miss Tartan quips that a Turkish bath would be excellent and jokes how Turkish candy vendors at expositions could benefit from one. The line appears in a Chicago Tribune piece reflecting light social banter.
Wayfarer asks for aid as cook quits
A weary traveler pleads for help fearing hunger while a prosperous passerby admits his cook also left, highlighting mutual hardship and uncertainty about meals amid city life.
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Philadelphia Record
Women Reclaim Health with Dr Chase’s Nerve Food Claims
A reader letter extols Dr Chase's Nerve Food as effective for women’s health and energy. It urges positive mindset and rational treatment, citing a case of long illness after childbirth and noting price details and availability at Toronto dealers.
Wedding soon for Col. Maori Browne after rapid turn of luck
The romantic match follows Col. G Hamilton Browne known as Maori Browne who, after three months of hardship in London, was helped by the Salvation Army and later contacted by a wealthy lady whose fiancé he once saved in Zululand. Their correspondence led to an engagement. Browne, 63, veteran of the Zulu and Matabele campaigns, counts Lord Roberts and Gen. Baden-Powell among friends and has a Cheltenham education.
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Browne
Col
G. Hamilton Browne
Empire
Col. Browne
London
Ecolonel
Hamilton Browne
Zululand
Soudon
Lord Roberts
Gen. Baden-Powell
Cheltenham
New Zealand
South Africa
Rorke’s Drift
Tsandlwana
A Poets Wedding Cake and Tennyson Family Tales
A historical reminiscence recounts Alfred Lord Tennyson birth details born August 11 1852 at Twickenham and stories of his quiet marriage royal visits with Prince Albert and Queen Victoria and a glimpse of Kingsley smoking to steady nerves during a visit to Tennyson's study.
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Lord Tennyson
League of the Empire
Twickenham
Hamlet
Osric
Alfred
Hallam
Farringford
Prince Albert
Queen Victoria
Osborne
Charles Kingsley
Justice Darling Delights Savage Club with Witty Speech
Mr Justice Darling, a brilliant wit of the British High Court, amused Savage Club diners by noting the club’s reverence for the law. He likened the House of Commons to a public school, confessed a dislike of games, and spoke of his passions for hunting and painting while teasing the authorship of Meditations in the Tea Room.
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Justice Darling
Savage Club
High Court
Court of King’s Bench
Central Criminal Court
House of Commons
Sir Charles
Longford's First Vicar Chartered by Dedication and Work
Rev W Dore Rudyard has been installed as the first vicar of Longford parish. He spent over twenty years in Foleshill serving without help, funding church work with his own money, conducting services alone at St Thomas Longford and teaching sermons and lessons without an organist. He has received a handsome vicarage as part of his gifts to the Irish church, and few friends joined him at Longford for many years.
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W. Dore Rudyard
Longford
England
Foleshill
St. Thomas
Girdling the Earth with an AM Red Route
A London Graphic article from December 19 1908 highlights the Grand Trunk Pacific Railway as a key link in the all red route and its role in opening up a resource rich Canada. It includes views of land seekers’ excursion trains Rivers Nokomis Prince Rupert harbor and the western terminus scenes indicating the project’s growing prominence.
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London Graphic
Grand Trunk Pacific Railway
Graphic
Landseekers
Rivers
Nokomis
Prince Rupert
Prince Rupert and
Harbor
Grand Trunk Pacific
Canada
Parmelees Vegetable Pills Promote Easy Tasting Remedy
The article praises Parmelee's Vegetable Pills for their agreeable taste easing repugnance to pills. It claims the pills are palatable even to the most fastidious and that their main strength lies in toning the stomach.
Quiet Smoke Sparks Deckside Exchange On Steamship
A man tells a passenger he enjoys a quiet smoke and a stranger replies that cigars of the brand will keep him from crowds, crossing the deck aboard the steamship. The exchange hints at social behavior and branding aboard the vessel.
Shilohs Cure Claim and Knife Night
The text repeats a favoring claim for Shilohs Cure as a remedy for coughs and colds. A parent and child discuss a dangerous scene with a baby brother able to stand and a plan to use knives against him, implying threat and violence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie
Minard’s Liniment Cures Colds Mentioned in Ledger
A Philadelphia Ledger clipping notes Minard’s Liniment claims and quotes a country pedagogue weighing lesson plans for boxing pupils. He cautions a plan might work if teachers are authorized to carry guns, reflecting era attitudes toward discipline and self defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia Ledger
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