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Newspaper
Hamiota Herald
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 25, 1902
Page
3
A fragmented religious column recounts a sermon and a Canterbury anecdote about doctrine and doubt. A candid youth in a church dispute questions learned reading versus traditional teaching as voices urge faith and obedience.
A fragment cites Parmele Ville products as cures for biliousness and liver complaints with asserted certainty. The text praises their virtues and mentions a Shakespeare quote. It notes Belgium parliamentary pay of £14 168 monthly for non residents in Brussels.
Weymouth rider reports a valuable mare badly cut by a wire fence. After trying various remedies, Dr Bell advised Minard's Liniment. Used diluted then stronger, three weeks passed with wounds healing and hair growing back without whitening. F M Doucet endorses the remedy. Tie is fullest of fault who thinks himself faultless.
Toledo Wo and partners endorse J Chenay Co and offer a reward for Cajasee Sans cure. Includes testimonial style notices from druggists and merchants. Mentions internal cure claims and family remedies with promotional tone.
An eclectic column discusses Minards Liniment as a lumberman’s friend and asserts wine as a temperate restorative. It notes global church distribution, lighthouse statistics, and iron plough history, while musing on life, health, and universal cures. The piece ends with a stray comparison of Jewish marriage customs.
The copy promotes Halcyon Springs in British Columbia as the best cure for rheumatism kidney or liver troubles. It highlights unequalled medicinal water qualities splendid hotel accommodations and excellent fishing and hunting. It positions the site as an ideal spot for invalid visitors.
Ancient discovery reveals a kingly mummy with a wooden dental plate and brass knobs in the mouth. Advert says Bickel's Anti Consumptive Syrup praised for throat and lung ailments, favored by children for its pleasant syrup-like taste.
The lyre bird of Australia is described as the biggest song bird in the world, rivaling the size of a prairie chicken in some accounts.
A St Marys Ferry reader quotes 1895 and 1902 letters praising Dodd's Kidney Pills. Thomas Harrison describes rapid improvement after kidney pain and a bladder stone, with six months symptom-free. The second note confirms the earlier claim and adds unrelated historical anecdotes.
A Sun report from Orangeville notes Victoria Widdis recovered from severe fatigue and anaemia after using Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People. The ad highlights benefits for blood, nerves, and various ailments while promoting pills sold by Williams Medicine Co Brockville.
Andrew Bonar Law born 1858 in New Brunswick rises as a notable Canadian in Westminster. Iron merchant of Glasgow, chairman of the Scotch Pig-iron Association, he entered Parliament for Glasgow Blackfriars defeating A P D Provand. His budget speech praised, signaling a promising political career.
A dated line asserts that all Orientals are great linguists and that Anglos lack the same facility, presenting a prejudiced stereotype about racial groups and linguistic ability. The brief exposes outdated racial generalizations common in historical discourse.
Manitoba wheat trade remains weak with exporters silent and buyers scarce. American markets strengthen while Manitoba prices hold steady for spot and June delivery at Fort William or Port Arthur elevators. Also lists prices for flour, feed, oats, barley, butter, cheese, eggs, potatoes, dressed meats, tallow, hides, wool, seneca root, and seasonal delivery notes.
The market shows a bare cattle supply with limited good stock, prices from 5 to 5.5 per car. Yearling stockers up to 16 per head at shipment, two year olds 20 to 22. Sheep from 6 to 6.5 per lb, lambs similar. Live hogs 150 to 950 pounds valued, heavy and light weights similar. Milch cows scarce with cows at 35 to 45 each. Horses in good demand, supply largely from Ontario, prices high.
Palm tree nations manufacture entire suits from palm products as their staple textile source, supplying clothing and related goods to local populations across many south sea islands.
Some of the oldest trees in the world are found in Great Britain. William the Conqueror's oak in Windsor Park is believed to be 1,200 years old. The Bent Ley and Winfarthing oaks are at least two centuries older.
A brief note explains dissolving grease stains by mixing salt with alcohol to create an effective cleaning solution. The method suggests applying the mixture to the stain and blotting until the grease loosens.
A brief comic exchange between two tramps about loyalty and sacrifice. The first explains decades of travel under an assumed name to spare a rich uncle's feelings, while the second reacts with incredulous curiosity.
A historical note explains that heating cane sugar and treating it with potash chito r ate yields a highly explosive detonating mixture.
The text presents garbled medical claims including cures for cough sore throat and kidney troubles amid unrelated lines about laziness age and marriage. It blends references to a Dr Thome and peculiar remedies with social musings on spinster and splicing choices.
A lighthearted note on bachelors planning a cozy fireside home that ends in a clash with a fur nace heated flat, reflecting domestic setup challenges and humorous misgivings.
An advertisement for Baby's Own Tablets claims rapid relief from colic indigestion constipation and diarrhea in children. It features a testimonial from Mrs. R L McFarlane of Bristol Quebec and notes the medicine is safe for all ages dissolves in water or can be crushed and sold for 25 cents a box with delivery by mail from Dr Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ontario or Schenectady NY.
The article describes women cutting themselves with shells to create deep flesh wounds regarded as decorative. It notes another practice in infancy where the little finger of the left hand is removed at the second joint, described as a singular mutilation among them.
A Halifax factory act hearing heard a inspector recount years of accidents among joiners planing machine attendants. He found no worker with all fingers, noting attendants repeatedly lose digits despite awareness and caution.
A train capable of carrying the live stock arriving in Chicago stockyards in a single day would need to be 167 of a mile long and include 2,297 trucks.
A reflective line on how truth can be painful yet noble. It contrasts harsh reality with lofty ideals, inviting contemplation of honesty's role in human behavior.
Physicians use Munard's Lintment as a remedy while many men grow discouraged waiting for rain after laying up supplies for a rainy day. The piece notes optimism from medical users and the common wait for precipitation.
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