Nature Cure for Catarrhal Throat Droppings
Doctors recommend Catarrhozone as nature's own cure. It drives out germs heals sore spots and clears every vestige of catarrhal tammt.
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Newspaper
Lawson Post
Location
Lawson, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
May 10, 1918
Page
6
Catarrhozone Promises Quick Winter Cures
Advert describes Catarrhozone as a miraculous cure for bronchitis catarrh colds and irritable throat. Breathing the fumes supposedly clears all illness with infants safe and doctors prescribing it. Complete outfit priced at $1.00 lasting three months with a smaller 50 cent size sold by all dealers of the Catarrhozone Co Kingston Ont.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catarrhozone Co
Kingston
Ont
King's duplicit plot ends with captive in perilous suspense
King confronts Barthelemy over Avery's murder declaring he planned the trap and drugged the victim. The phial is empty and Barthelemy faints, only to be left captive as King prepares to reveal a hidden charge of murder tied to his schemes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barthelemy
Avery
King
The Curtain Drops on a London Scandal at Bow Street
London wakes to a sensational arrest tale as Mrs Tressingham and Otto von Roon face court. The Amaranth club proprietor is hinted as aPrince of Criminals amid a powerfully connected crowd at Bow Street. The case unfolds with police raids and a World War era intrigue context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Evenpanel
Linotype
Teomhless
Fleet Street
Bow Street
Europe
Aly
Mrs. Tressingham
Cotto von Roon
West End
Dieppe
Newhaven
St. James
Hilda Tressingham
Otto von Roon
Mr. Banister Kine
Lydia Linkinshaw
Dominion of Canada seeks national flower emblem
Dominion botanist Professor John Macoun is to recommend a flower acceptable to all provinces. Candidates include the orange red lily urged by R. H. McDonald of Winnipeg and the ubiquitous goldenrod, though its weedlike nature prompts debate. The maple leaf is seen as unsuitable for a national emblem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dominion of Canada
John Macoun
Dominion
Canada
Macoun
R. H. McDonald
Winnipeg
England
Tree Zone corn and callus remover promises painless relief
A sensational 1900s style pitch touts tree zone as a wonder drug to lift corns and calluses without pain. The ad claims drops applied to tender spots loosen the affected skin so the corn can be removed with fingers and promises low cost and easy access at any drug store.
Alberta's Agricultural Development and Growth in 1917
The Alberta government and farmers report remarkable agricultural expansion. Grain output rose from 19,333,266 bushels on 591,614 acres twelve years earlier to 151,573,496 bushels on 6,127,129 acres in 1917 with rising cash value. Livestock value reached $14,071,085, up $15,972,403 from 1916, as breeders import high quality stock and demand for farmland increases amid a push toward mixed farming and wartime food production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Igreee
Alberta
California
Washington
Austria-ns
United States
Iis
C. McLennan
The
Farmer's Advocate
A Small Difference Pat OToole Encounters Duke
Noted poacher Pat OToole meets the Duke of Norfolk at dawn on the Duke's estate. OToole greets the duke and explains he is out early to hunt a breakfast, prompting a curious exchange about his purpose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O'Toole
Duke of Norfolk
Mec
Montreal Herald
Artificial Aids To Poor Memory
A historical note discusses memory aids, suggesting simple visualization and mnemonic chains to remember names, foreign words, and dates. It cites an example linking a person’s name to a marsh scene and a French word for turkey and mentions the verse Thirty Days Hath September as a lifelong memory tool.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlemarsh
Hin
Turkey
Dindon
Newfoundland Lady Praises Dodd's Kidney Pills Relief
Mrs Samuel Milley of Notre Dame Bay testifies her rheumatism and heart trouble improved after using twenty two boxes of Dodd's Kidney Pills. She states the pills act on the kidneys and helps cleanse the blood, urging neighbors to try them for sick kidneys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newfoundland
Notre Dame Bay
Dodd
Canada
Samuel Milley
Lew
Deld
Cream Cheese Production From the Agassiz Farm
Dairy farmers can market cream cheese successfully with simple on farm production. The Ex perimental Farm Agassiz BC reports steady demand with 5420 cheeses sold in Vancouver last year at 1 5 each. Each six ounce cheese yields ninety cents butterfat value from twelve per cent cream, with whey kept for feed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agassiz
Vancouver
Thirteen Facts About Thirteen Symbolism Across U S
A historical note outlines thirteen as a recurring number in U S symbols. It cites the original thirteen states, the flag with thirteen stars and stripes, the seal’s thirteen arrows and stars, and the eagle’s thirteen tail and wing feathers. The motto is said to contain thirteen letters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
American Republic
United States
German land barons refuse summer aid to starved children
The Prussian landowners announce they will extend no hospitality to underfed town children from districts hit by January munition strikes. The Socialist Press notes this grim policy as Germany forces children to starve unless parents are staunch Pan-German supporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junker
Germany
Hohenzollern
Haystack's Mare For Sale Sparks Quick Trade Talk
In Palmoniton Bulletin style lore, Hen Haystack offers a handsome mare to Cal Cornstalk outside the post office. Cal weighs the deal and admits he has only a dollar, harbored by a reluctance to bid. The terse exchange captures frontier bargaining tone and local color.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haystack
Cal.Cornstalk
Cal
Palmomton Bulletin
What Did She Mean DPerey I Was There on April
Fragmentary note recalls a remark with unclear grammar about a girl and nature. It reads like a diary fragment or overheard aside from a dated April moment.
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