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Newspaper
Hamiota Herald
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 18, 1902
Page
3
The Otenthee River area leads in frog farming with large producers shipping legs to the United States. Officials note rising demand for culinary frogs in major Canadian centers and a push to lease land for breeding after past licensing delays.
Mrs Smith and Mrs Brown discuss Jane's marriage. The husband is not handsome or clever but is blunt about asking Jane to return the engagement ring and reclaim the money, saying there is no longer any use for her to wear it.
F M Doucet of Weymouth reports a mare severely cut by a wire fence. After using Dr Bell’s suggested Minard’s Liniment, diluted then stronger, the wounds healed in three weeks and hair grew normally without whitening. Also notes a social observation about literary pretensions of some girls by a fireplace.
An advertisement promises a one hundred dollar reward for a case that cannot be cured by Super Cure. The copy cites J Cheney & Co Toledo and Weert Tivax and multiple Toledo wholesalers, touting remedies and blood and mucous surface action. It ends with praise for Hal s Family Pills and urges consideration of medicine as a measure of time.
A vintage advertisement fragment extols MINARD'S LINIMENT as Lumberman's Friend and muses on luck. It contrasts grim tasks with counting blessings and notes bed bugs surviving in winter through steam heated homes, urging readers to consider warmth and comfort.
Ad extols Baby's Own Tablets as safe cure for indigestion colic constipation and teething troubles in infants. Testimonials from mothers claim improved digestion sleep and growth with no opiates, noting availability in drug stores or by post from Dr Williams Medicine Co. Brockville Ontario or Schenectady NY.
A humorous observation notes that before marriage a man regards his best girl as a little dear, but after marriage he often finds her a bit extravagant. The quip reflects common social attitudes of courtship and domestic life.
The advertisement proclaims Halcyon Springs in British Columbia as the best and most effective spring for rheumatism kidney or liver troubles. It highlights unmatched water qualities, excellent hotel facilities, and excellent fishing and hunting, presenting it as an ideal destination for invalids.
In a clipped dialogue, Mr Barnes notes the impediment of peculiarity in speech as a barrier to normal interaction. The exchange reveals a light moment about stammering and tea stirring habits, highlighting social awareness of personal quirks.
The passage urges use of Dr J D Kelloggs Dysentery Cord as a universal cure for cholera and summer illnesses, claiming it acts promptly and thoroughly to relieve pain. It also comments on social gossip as a marker of a girl’s maturity among older women.
A French Canadian farmer Mons Boivre cured of kidney disease praises Dodd's Kidney Pills after a short course, saying the remedy let him sleep through the night and healed his pain. He shares his story to convince others, declaring the pills the greatest medicine. Knowledge embraces many subjects but woman remains the worthiest.
A salesman explains to a customer that dressing lies in whether the right or left end of a collar is fastened first. He argues that the right side should be on top for easy removal and to prevent crumpling, claiming men struggle with well laundered collars otherwise. The customer is urged to try both methods.
A Seaforth Ontario woman Mrs Wim Westcott recounts illness and recovery after using Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People. She credits improved health and restored energy to the medicine, urging sufferers to try it. The item also notes a humorous masquerade devil anecdote about a husband reforming his drinking.
A quirky local note recounts a chemist in embryo and Hank Timmons pouring castor oil into a molasses jug while churchgoers were away. Dee Reed served the family and jokes that they would suffer less than if Candy Cascarets had been eaten. Local humor riffs on church, widowers, and sleepy preachers in the region.
A家庭 scene reveals Miss Ethel returning from cookery school and preparing to consume eggs as Parmelee’s nostrum claims to cure bilious derangements. The ad touts cleansing the stomach and bowels, expelling bilious matter and corrupt mass, and notes universal family use with bold claims.
An old advertisement notes Parmeleo's Pills as best for delicate constitutions and nervous debility. It touts toning and stimulating effects, claims relief from secretions, and urges readers to trust a neighbor over a smooth stranger. It mentions Minard and a wife’s applause from kin for fooling a husband.
A fine effect in mahogany is obtained by sawing crotches. A piece is cut just above and below the point where two limbs diverge. When sliced into veneer the crotches display plumelike markings across the sheet.
A market review notes Manitoba wheat trading is very quiet with buyers scarce. Prices for Manitoba grain declined slightly while U S markets stayed steady. Despite no buyers for later delivery, prices for oats barley and dairy products show modest fluctuations across Winnipeg Fort William and surrounding markets.
A reader sits near a fireplace absorbed in a book. The scene conveys quiet domestic atmosphere as the flame flickers and pages turn in a calm moment.
The cattle market is bare with only poor stock selling for around 5 to 514 cents a pound. Stockers head west. yearlings fetch up to 16 per head. two year olds 20 to 22 per head. Sheep and lamb demand strong. fresh arrivals determine supply. sheep 0.5 to 0.65 a pound off cars. lambs similar. Live hogs scarce. best weights 64 to 66 cents off cars. milch cows scarce with good cows 45, poorer stock 35 to 45. Horses in steady demand. market supplied largely from Ontario.
A dramatic exchange where a devoted lover begs his sweetheart to quit smoking, offering to endure hardship or even die for her. The girl responds that asking her to give up smoking is too much, exposing a tension between romance and personal habit.
A fragmented line suggests dull outcomes as the straight of a crooked tale yields little drama. The text hints at stalled intrigue with limited specifics and few named actors.
A statement notes Ainard's Lintment is used by physicians. It mentions the county density of London at 35,008 persons per square mile and references Westmorland, indicating regional interest or distribution.
The Eskimo dog will eat most drier fruits but rarely eats sour options such as orange lemon lime shad dock sour plums and bitter olives.
The instructions describe making a mucilage from dextrin with two parts dextrin one part acetic acid and five parts water. Heat to dissolve then add one part alcohol to finish.
A widow rejects a suitor with resolve stating she has trained one husband and a second must be a widower. The remark highlights her insistence on a partner who has endured loss, framing a humorous yet pointed stance on marriage.
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