Perfume House Promises Pure Delicate Fragrance at Low Prices
A perfume retailer touts pure refined scents as the best money can buy. It claims delicate lasting qualities and fashionable appeal with prices asserted as lower than expected.
12 Feb 1902
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Newspaper
Hamiota Herald
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Feb 12, 1902
Page
1
A perfume retailer touts pure refined scents as the best money can buy. It claims delicate lasting qualities and fashionable appeal with prices asserted as lower than expected.
Appraiser for Oak River District C B Thomson Oak River. GEO J MAULSON Manager Winnipeg. Lenders offer improved farm property loans on advantageous terms with low current rates. Also a few choice parcels for sale in these districts.
The notice outlines publication timing on Wednesdays, advance subscription price, three month minimum contract, and advertising rates. It details transient ads at 12 cents per line first week and seven cents per line thereafter, special notices at specified per insertion rates, and limits notices to ten lines with no church socials ads treated as standard ads.
In exchanging cash for our Candies and Chocolates. They are pure and wholesome and delicate. They give pleasure to candy lovers of all ages and are not expensive either. P. Heddesheimer.
A belated notice outlines monthly SOD coverage for sickness and accident with $0 death indemnity and $1540 per month for total permanent disability within a five year term. It warns premiums could be reduced if benefits are drawn and urges timely enrollment at Oner.
An analysis citing James J. Hill and railway competition argues for a government commission to regulate freight rates. It suggests that a controlled monopoly with enforced low rates is preferable to unregulated competition, with examples from Fargo and Manitoba livestock judging insights. The Toronto Globe supports rail monopoly under rate regulation to keep fares low.
An advertisement praising life insurance as a safeguard for families and estates. It extols the role of insurance in sickness, death, and daily needs, urging purchase from The North American Life via Malcolm Thompson, Special Agent in Hamiota.
Mr R Adamson of the Department of Immigration travels to the Old Country around March 1 to recruit experienced farm hands for a year long engagement in Manitoba and the Northwest Territories. Wages total 3200 with board and lodging, ages twenty to thirty, healthy and skilled in horse work and stock care, with certificates from recent employers. Applications with 25 for passage money due by March 1. Arrival in Manitoba expected June 15. previous recruits proving satisfactory amid many June arrivals.
The Bradwardine Farmers Institute remains among the few unscathed by the dry rot due to its capable officers. Dr. Hopkins of the Farmers Advocate staff notes the institute’s continued drive to stay in the lead.
An elderly man on a log cabin rail fence tells a stranger he has traveled far though he stayed mostly in one place. He lists trips to nearby towns and counties within Arkansas, recalls a horse race hangling, and says he has seen much of the world without leaving home.
A Leisure Hour writer notes giraffes are timid at faint noises yet indifferent to loud ones. After a gunpowder explosion on a canal barge, keepers observed they reacted minimally. A keeper warned that quiet footfalls at night might drive them to panic and injure themselves.
The Bloodstone legends say chalcedony spotted with jasper bears red spots after the Saviour’s blood is said to have fallen on it at the crucifixion. The stone is believed to deepen in color with danger, revive spirits, inspire great deeds, halt bleeding, and even render its wearer invisible at will.
A quote from Everybody's Magazine notes that Niagara Falls would heat water only one sixth of a degree if the descent were perpendicular with little current. It would require 777 feet to heat by one degree. The Denver Times contends people bow to a man starting downhill, clearing the road. A Atchison Globe quote defends a mother's spanking of her children.
A medical note argues cautious treatment saves organs longer than radical surgery. It cites a Bright's disease patient living ten years after delaying invasive steps, plus a Wiener Klinischer Wochenschrift report of an asylum director teaching a nearly blind child to read after 14 months of education.
Two young and sturdy trotter horses, described as the finest shipped to the country, offered for sale. Price guidance provided. seller emphasizes quality and readiness for immediate purchase.
The list shows second department students Joseph Whyte Elden Whitely Roy Murray John Fraser Clare Law Ian. Senior Grade II1 Ilda Thomson Mary Latimer Senna Basler Alen Venables John Wilson. Junior Grade III Allie White Bertha Stevens Erna Cavan ty Pis 'er augh Stan King.
A city reporter finds no recorded butcher with consumption and notes veteran meat dealers claim lungs stay healthy while handling raw meat. One Washington market worker cites lifelong exposure to fresh meat as possible protection and jokes a stall is a cure, contrasting tall tales of distant health climates.
In sale a carload of Urstelass working horses visible at my stables on Will Chelange enue for souny cattle at Joan Houses. Office and residence on Dynald street near Broadway Winnipeg.
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