Psychine Credited With Life Saving Recovery
John A. Galbraith, a Plympton Township farmer, credits Psychine for a dramatic recovery from pleuro-pneumonia and tuberculosis after physicians considered recovery near impossible. Druggist Ralph E Scott and Baptist minister Rev. C E Burrell vouch for the treatment and its life saving results as published by Forest Free Press in 1906 context.
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Galbraith
Pram Forest Free Press
Forest
E. Burrell
Ralph E Scott
John A. Galbraith
Plympton Township
Forest Free Press
Druggist Endorses Psychine Therapy in Forest
Ralph E. Booth, a Forest druggist, testifies to the beneficial effects of Psychine after selling about $15 worth to J A Galbraith. He confirms statements by Galbraith and Rev C F Burrell about favorable results and notes Psychine is widely used with positive outcomes locally. The letter is dated May 1 1907.
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Pneumoni
C. E. Burrell
Aptist Church
Scott
Forest
J. A. Galbraith
C. FE. Burrell
Galbraith
Ralph E
Galbraith cures hailed in Forest Free Press notes
March 19 1907 report by H J Pettypiece of Galbraith’s recovery attributed to Psychine. June 4 1907 update says Galbraith looks well and works on the farm. Psychine marketed for throat lung stomach troubles at druggists 50c or 1.00 or through Dr E A Slocum Limited Toronto address given.
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H. J. Pettypiece
M.P.P
Forest “Free Press
Galbraith
Slocum, Limited
King 8T. W
Toronto
No Hotels Would Take Him In
A morning exchange reveals Lushman returns home in a discredited state. His wife presses for an excuse, to which he explains hotels refused him, implying trouble or impropriety behind the lodging.
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Lushman
Philadelphia Press
Boy asks origin of salt mackerel in playful debate
A Cleveland Leader snippet features Benny asking where the salt mackerel comes from and his father replying that they come from the ocean. Benny exclaims that the ocean is salty, highlighting a lighthearted family moment.
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Rylake
Benny
Cleveland
A Scotchman and a London hair restorer joke
A Scots traveler in London jokes about a bald chemist offering a miracle hair restorer that supposedly grows hair in twenty four hours. The tale appears alongside a dated note praising Parmelee's Vegetable Pills, touted for dyspepsia and liver kidney issues after extensive experimentation.
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London
Windsor Magazine
Pointed Paragraphs and Shifts in Perception
A collection of pithy musings on trust age and wealth contrasts with remarks on memory and change. It references a thief’s misreading in print and mentions actors Bragiey and Catbell with teasing asides about plays and fame.
Clergy News From Across the Atlantic and United States
The piece reports Rev Kineman elected rector of St. Peel's, and Rev Frederick Mueller entering Albany Law School. It notes Robert Collyer receiving a Doctor of Letters from Leeds at age eighty four, and Rev F K B Meyer leading efforts to unite free churches into a federation with travels to South Africa Australia and Canada.
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England
Thesiegia! Seminary
New York
St. Peel's
Kineman
Chesete
Frederick& Mueller
Yourth Reformed
Church of Albany
Albany Law School
University of Leeds
Ter Robert Collyer
Yorkshire
Free Churches
Great Britain
F KB Meyer
South Africa
Canada
The Royal Box Unveils European Royal Habits
A palace sketch describes the Japanese royal council approving marriages, Montenegro’s Prince Mirko’s spending, Turkey’s evaporated water ritual, and Princess Elizabeth of Lichtenset driving thirty one motor cars, highlighting opulent habits of European royals.
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Japan
Mirko
Montenegro
Niecle
Italy
Evitan
Turkey
Elizabeth of
Europe
Elizabeth
Marie Therese
Emperor
Odd Happenings From Across The Country
A Good at Two Harbors Mine carries a three story barn down a river with a cow on the first floor and the cow is found unharmed on the top floor. A 13 foot coachwhip snake coils around A Mordant and kills him before the man escapes with a penknife. A J Olson sleeping by a track is cut by a freight train but survives. Mallard ducks strike power wires near Vancouver causing $2000 damage, streetcars halted and lights out.
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Marshall County
Aia
A. J. Olson
Wisconsin
Vancouver
B. C
Minard’s Liniment Endorsed by Captain Desjardin
Captain F R Desjardin of Stoker St Andre Kamouraska endorses Minard’s Liniment as indispensable for shipboard use and family everyday ills, stating he would not voyage without it even at a dollar a bottle.
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Minard’s Liniment Co., Limited
Minard
F. R. Desjardin
Scr
Hairy Confusion Among Colleagues
A humorous exchange unfolds as an employer questions Pat about past western exploits. Pat insists the scalp tale referred to his brother Moike, claiming they are nearly twins in appearance and identity. The comic mix up highlights mistaken identity and rural humor in a New York Times snippet.
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Pat
Bradder
Moike
New York Times
Aristocrat Criminals Maintain Distinctions in Escape Plot
In a prison tale a high class thief insists on his status, calling himself Captain or Lord as he spurns common convicts. Major Griffiths talks to a convict facing discharge who laments wasted life and possible workhouse refuge. The convict rebukes such an option with dignified pride.
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Ine
Imjal
Theat
Penciiho
Major Griffiths
Farmer's Trials Highlight Pink Pills Cure
A Ontario farmer recounts weakness from pernicious anemia and credits Dr Williams Pink Pills with restoring strength, appetite, and weight after medical treatment failed. The ad promotes blood health and lists conditions treated, urging purchase of the pills. Also mentions Dr Williams Medicine Co Brockville and Dr Thomas Electric Oil as health remedies.
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Geo. Huntsberg
Sovryv
Ont
Bruce Peninsula
Stones Bay
Dr. Williams
Cure for Itch and Mange Promised in Minutes
Advertisements claim Wolford's Sanitary Lotion cures all forms of contagious itch on humans and animals in 30 minutes. Other notes mention Minard's Liniment curing garget in cows and a joke about Pittsburg and its millionaires in the Philadelphia Record alongside stray chatter from comic panels.
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Wolford
Minard
Foreign Postage Rate Change Effective October First
The Rome universal postal convention reduces foreign postage to 5 cents for the first half ounce and 3 cents for each additional half ounce, replacing 10 cents per ounce. Canada Mexico and Cuba remain at 2 cents per half ounce. The change is the sole major adjustment from the convention.
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Rome
Canada
Mexico
Cuba
Discover of Menander Plays Found in Egyptian Dig
The Chicago News reports a volume of Menander plays unearthed by Gustave Lafebvre, inspector of the Egyptian antiquities service. Discovered after ten months of secret digging in a village house foundation at Ichguet, the manuscript reveals a major classical literary find.
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Menander
Gustave Lafebvre
Egyptian Service of Antiquities
Ichguet
Caicago News
Hidden Treasure Quest Aboard the Catherine
Liverpool man Capt Small sails from Bermuda in a tiny yawl the Catherine in search of 2200.0N treasure planted by pirate Laroche. After Irish coast storms a cyclone, becalmed at 26 latitude, shortage of water and provisions forced recovery by the Horatio steamship before reaching Bermuda and plans to proceed to New York and then Spain.
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Liverpool
Bermuda
Capt Small
Catherine
St. George's
Laroche
Irish
Tuskar
Ireland
Sem
Ponta del Garda
Azores
Small
Horatio
Booth Line
New York
Marine Card Sharps and Ocean Gambling Tales
The article describes ocean gambling on ships and the fight against sharpers like Doc Owens. Captains warn crews and passengers, with stewards identifying gamblers and authorities ready to crack down if needed.
Birds as Airship Models and the Flight Mystery
The article explains how birds sometimes fly on motionless wings by riding air currents, while others sustain long flights against storms without wing movement. It notes the potential to apply this principle to human flight, contrasts wing beating and soaring, and cites birds of prey that dash regardless of currents, suggesting humans may master the air by studying these birds.
Soap nut fruit of an East Indian shrub
The fruit known as soap nut comes from a shrub native to East India. It is used for cleansing and has properties that create lather when rubbed with water. The seed and rind are part of traditional uses in regional households.
Transforming Billiards Through Oval Tables in London Clubs
The New York Times argues that an oval billiard table invention favored by London clubs could transform the game beyond expectations. It notes the shift from standard angle of incidence to new cushion dynamics requiring players to relearn the game, relying on luck and skill until mastery.
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Vm OV
London
New York Times
Cigar Ranks Versus Cough Cure Ad
An advertisement extols Bickle's Anti Consumptive Syrup as a simple cure for colds and coughs and claims early use prevents serious lung trouble. It promotes the product as a proven, old time remedy priced at 25 cents in all dealer locations.
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Bickle
Hall's Catarrh Cure Promoted as Constitutional Remedy
An advertisement proclaims catarrh as a constitutional disease and touts Hall's Catarrh Cure from F J Cheney Co Toledo Ohio as the only constitutional treatment. It offers a $100 reward for any failing case, and notes the product is taken internally with doses from ten drops to a teaspoonful.
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F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
F J. Cheney & CO
Halls Family
Minard's Liniment Ad Promotes Corn Cure and Diamonds
A historical advertisement touts Minard's Liniment for colds and other uses while claiming Holloway's Corn Cure removes corns. The copy urges readers to visit their druggist and purchase a bottle at once, linking warmth of affection to luxury items.
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Holloway
Sam Houston on Education Provisions From His Will
Fort Worth Telegram notes General Sam Houston's will requires his sons to receive solid useful education, stressing English and Latin mastery, instruction in Holy Scriptures, strong knowledge of geography and history, and early training to disdain novels and light reading.
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Sam Houston
Fort Worth
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