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Newspaper
Hamiota Herald
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Aug 20, 1902
Page
3
A science magazine endorses a method to treat an ivy eruption by applying a water and washing soda mix to the affected bread area, keeping it moist for about half an hour. The procedure is claimed to be a sure cure.
A horse trader describes curing a supposedly incurable ringbone with MINARDS LINIMENT costing 16, a sale price of 45 dollars four months later, and total earnings of 54 dollars for the owner Moise Derosce, hotel keeper at St. Phillipe's Que, in November 1901.
A playful science note equates sunlight at one foot to 5,563 wax candies and says it would take 806,000 full moons to equal a clear day’s brightness.
A quirky mixture of editorial comment about the U S war in the Philippines, dubious claims about Parmelee's Vegetable Pills curing liver and kidney complaints, and a bizarre note about goats in Naples climbing tenement stairs for milking.
In parts of South Africa baboons cause extensive garden damage by moving in large parties to raid and forage, threatening crops and residents' plants. The behavior disrupts households and prompts calls for wildlife management.
Annual birth rate at 46.3 per thousand and death rate at 33.6 per thousand yields a surplus of births exceeding one million each year. The data highlights demographic growth in the region.
The market shows a weeklong decline in wheat with light trade and favorable weather. Prices in Liverpool and Fort William ease as European demand remains quiet, while spot wheat stays scarce. Quotes cover oats barley flour meal and dairy and meat items with varying steady to soft prices. cattle sheep hogs and horses show active but uneven movement.
Bristol Que August 11 Special Reuben Draper recounts five years of gravel pain and kidney trouble and credits Dodd's Kidney Pills with a complete cure. He describes passing large stones and regaining strength, and urges others to try the remedy. The notice adds notes on early lucifer matches and praises Quinine Wine from Northrop & Lyman Toronto.
An old bachelor muses that when he feels blue he regrets not having a wife to whine to. he frames the lack of a spouse as a source of loneliness in his mood.
An advertising note extols Parmelee’s Vegetable Pills for chronic stomach liver and blood derangements. It claims the pills act on deranged organs stimulating dormant energies to renew life and vitality, citing their popularity and the remedy’s broad claims.
Investigative report examines receipted bills showing trades by a Stuyvesant vendor selling handkerchiefs and other goods. Entries list Depeyster, Rhinelander, Brevoort and Beekman names alongside items like hats pewter spoons molasses and Roosevelt related notes.
The article notes cooling nitrogen gas to 1T degrees below freezing forms snowlike crystals and mentions Sterling preparation as a remedy for coughs bronchitis and throat and lung affections along with rheumatic pains sores bruises piles and kidney issues.
A young man in a love case behaves foolishly when he is in love and the girl is not, while when the girl is in love and he is not she becomes the fool. The remark highlights gendered perceptions of romance.
A wry aphorism states that a pessimist sees every chestnut as containing a worm, reflecting a bleak view of opportunity and risk. The line turns on skepticism about favorable outcomes and hidden flaws in every good thing.
Minard urges a broiled bacon method in a hot oven with thin slices on a fine wire broiler. Fat drips to a pan for dip, liver can be fried in bacon drippings, and crisp bacon is praised for digestion. A recipe note concludes a recipe is not a cake.
Mothers urged to use Baby's Own Tablets during hot weather to prevent and treat stomach and bowel troubles in infants. The ad claims the remedy cures dysentery feverish skin and teething distress and guarantees it contains no opiate. It offers mail order via Dr Williams Medicine Co. Brockville Ontario or Schenectady NY.
The German Empress honors long serving staff by decorating each person who has remained with the same family for forty years, bestowing gold cross insignia as recognition of loyalty.
A brief urges Minard's Liniment as a cure for Dendrus. The article notes German Jews feel perplexed by declining numbers in the Fatherland. It also claims nitrate of soda under trees in showers yields verdure and beauty.
A claim states that a sure cure for hiccoughs is to inhale as much air as the lungs will hold and retain it as long as possible. If one inhalation is not sufficient, repeat the process.
A poetic meditation on bells tolling for sacrifice and triumph in war and peace. The verse recalls prophecy of justice and liberty, praising brave surrender to a worthy foe and foreseeing a future when truth and grace prevail globally. It evokes sacred days and imperial ideals from a Toronto source.
Prof Geidwie Smith argues in The London Daily News that knowledge must be the core aim of universities while culture and mental training accompany high knowledge. He traces history from Athens and medieval faculties to the English system, criticizing overemphasis on culture at the expense of substantive learning.
Parser recalls his initial attempt at authorship. He sought an introduction to Macmillans via Archibald Forbes who praised his titles but warned the stories did not carry through. After dining, Forbes urged burning the collection. Parser then wrote the first Tierre tale, sparking his later success.
The advertisement touts Halcyon Springs in British Columbia as Canada's best cure for rheumatism kidney and liver troubles. It highlights unequalled medicinal water, splendid hotel accommodation and excellent fishing and hunting, presenting the spot as an ideal retreat for invalids.
Geraniums bloom best in comparatively small pots with soil that is rich yet not overly manured. This guidance notes avoid excessive manure to achieve satisfactory flowering and healthy growth.
The Salvation Army asserts that during its 35 years of operation no divorce has been granted to anyone married under its auspices, highlighting its marriage counseling record and religious guidance.
The passage touts Wellogg's Insentry Cordial as an infallible remedy for cholera and summer diseases. It claims many deaths could be prevented if the medicine were obtained promptly, noting it acts quickly to subdue pain and disease.
It recalls news of Sebastopol falling conveyed by express to the Queen at Balmoral on a Monday September 10 1555. She ordered a huge bonfire to be kindled on Craigowan summit as reaction.
The text notes UK tea consumption surpasses all other European countries and the United States. From 1884 to 1900 it rose from 175 million to 250 million pounds, a 42 percent increase.
A reader questions lineage tracing to John Milton Tilow, while another confirms a notable descent, tying family history to Sydney Town and Country Journal coverage.
Sydney is identified as the farthest large city from Loudon by straight line distance at 10 420 miles, marking a notable geographic separation between the two locations. The report highlights Sydney as the most distant major city from Loudon.
If fat froths during frying fish or croquettes the heat is too low. Finish cooking the current batch and then reheat the fat until four blue smoke foams from it before cooking more.
A garbled entry discusses saving ashes and a pound weight, implying a calculation or consequence of conserving ash. The text is incomplete and lacks clear persons, places, or events.
A close unventilated house is warned as a foul house. Ground or crushed bone aids lime. Nests should be walk-in accessible. Brana beats corn for nitrogen. cracked wheat feeds young chicks. A hawk cock harms hatch rates. choose a loud, broad rooster. Early mating helps hens that may sit in winter.
The Boston meeting drew large crowds with Trinity Church as a venue. President Eliott of Harvard urged education that teaches by example, sharing a nurse nose blown ear drum tale to illustrate practical learning. The talk highlighted seasickness cures and noted Germany's coal tar dye industry earning over $25,000,000 annually.
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