Dr Chase's Ointment Says Piles Cured In Neighbors’ Case
Testimony from J McLaren of Tiverton Ontario and G W Cornell of St Catharines describe long suffering from piles. Both report relief and cure after using Dr Chase's Ointment. Promises no other treatment matches its efficacy, selling at 60 cents a box through dealers and Edmonson Bates Co Toronto.
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Nui
Dr. Chase
Thor
G. W. Cornell
Shaw Milling “Co
St. Catharines
Chase
Notable street antics and viral woes headline
A jumbled excerpt recounts street scenes and public talk with a Socialist orator railing against labor and wealth. It mentions a medical tonic, vegetable pills, and Hall's Catarrh Cure, claiming cures and testimonials. A quip about age ends the fragmented piece, reflecting era chatter and sensational ads.
Shiloh and Blatherton Dialogue Cited in Washington Item
The text repeats a quip about Shiloh curing coughs and colds and a Prof Blatherton remark on weather forecasts. It notes the predicted cold winter and the social motive behind accurate or faulty predictions. Washington publication dated the item as an anecdote.
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Prof. Blatherton
Washington
Besieged by Cannibals in South Seas Adventure
Ted London and his wife the American novelist endured weeks on a reef near Malaita after their yacht Snark was disabled. A labor-recruiting vessel Minute took them ashore. Native Malaita residents aided their rescue and refloating of the Minota. The peril ended when recovery succeeded.
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South Seas
Sydney
New South Wales
Tedk
London
Ant Hie
Pacific
Guadalcanare
Loudbn
Fe Pacific
Malaita
Caulfield
Murphy Marathon at Cookery Exhibition in Westminster
A quirky eight o’clock event features twelve white-clad cooks peeling potatoes for a so-called murphy marathon at Horticultural Hall, Westminster. Judges observe as contestants race with giant Lancashire peelers amid cheers, with A Webb of Chatham, Ont. praised for fast time and others noted for efforts across an odd, bustling scene.
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Horticultural Hall
Westminster
Eny
Ho Webb
Petitor
A. Webb
Chatham
Ontaiia
J. Jones
Zam-Buk praised as great skin healer by traveller
A traveller from St Paul Street, St John North found a box of Zam-Buk and vouched for its cure of chapped hands, cuts, burns, and skin diseases. The ad proclaims Zam-Buk as nature's first aid, a purely vegetable remedy sold at 50c a box or post free from Zan-Buk in Toronto, urging rejection of substitutes.
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Travelbagon
Harry Towers
St Paul Street
St.John
N' Bo
Towers
Dangers of War Lecture Sparks Heated Car Ride Debate
A southern Ireland town recent lecture on drink evils drew a sharp exchange when a speaker claimed alcohol wrecks a country and water cannot kill. a gruff voice retorted about a child’s remedies and a crowded car scene reveals public frustration with moral lectures and social behavior.
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Ireland
Royal appointment grants honorary admiral title abroad
Official approval allows the King of Sweden of the Goths and the Wends to be named honorary admiral in His Majesty's fleet. Other honorary admirals in the British service include the Kaiser, the Czar, Prince Henry of Prussia, the King of the Hellenes, and the King of Norway.
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Sweden
Kaiser
Prince Henry
Prussia
Nors
MinardLiniment Cures Distemper and Nero Rome Fire
Fragmentary clipping cites Minard's liniment claimed to cure distemper, while a distorted census references Nero and Rome burning. The text blends rare sensational lines about public reaction and a moving picture con followed by a vague quote about an offer.
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Nero
Rome
Puck
Piles Cure Mentioned In Odd Trade of Race Dialogue
A fragment from a Chicago Tribune piece shows a foreigner and a native discussing a race and a medical claim about PAZO OINTMENT for piles. The dialogue captures a terse, curious exchange as one observer notes the advertising line while another records it.
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Awethanks
Chicago Tribune
Fragmentary quote about Shiloh's Cure and appearances
Fragmented OCR style text includes a claim Shiloh's Cure will always cure coughs and colds. The garbled passage mentions Mats downs benedict and keeping up appearances, with an aside about a bus and defense. The source is unclear and lacks coherent context or clear event.
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Shiloh
Canada Faces Timber Crisis as Canada’s Forests Shrink
Long article argues Canada has about one hundred million acres of merchantable timber, not eight hundred or more, with expert Judson F Clark warning on depletion. Fernow cites two hundred million acres. both stress conservation, federal and provincial action, and reforestation to sustain exports amid rising global demand.
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Canada
Judson F Clark
Servig
Ontario
Clark
British Columbia
US Forest Service
Fernow
Faculty of Forestry of the
Toronto
Picture Romance at Inlington Market Stirs Old Art Talks
An unsigned 17th century style painting, chalked price of 1.75, drew attention at Inlington Market. A buyer claimed it resembles Rubens and sent it to Paris for restoration after a rough cleaning revealed a possible Descent from the Cross heritage.
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Inlington
Peter Paul Rubens
Bev
Paris
Woodford
Anwar
Ostormian
Misreading Cable Triggers Mourning For Wrong Man
A misread cable from Queensland caused Englanders to mourn a man named George Themess who had died in Central Africa. The real recipient, Frank George, had not died, but the mix up led to dozens of condolence messages and grief for his family including his mother and five brothers in Ealing.
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Madame Melba
Albert Hall
Sorrento
Victoria
Tefa 1
England
George Themess
Thi
Central Africa
Frank Georgett
Groree
Likosma
West Nrica
Siever
Lve
Ealing
Trower
Neassalend
Hogh=enden
Queensland
George
Australia
Asri
Gith
Frank George
Royal Society honors include Wallace and Lorentz medals
The Royal Society announced medals for 1900 with Copley going to Alfred Russell Wallace for work in natural history and evolution theory. Lorentz receives Rumford for scientific achievement, Head awarded Davy, Weissman Darwin, and Galilei honors noted for discoveries in electricity and evolution theories.
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Royal Society
Copley
Alfred Ruseel Wallace
Rumfort
HA. Lorentz
W. A. Tilden
Darwin
August. Weissman
Hnehes
Furen Galletein
Tattooed Society Leader and Naval Incident Mentioned
Lady Randolph Chure, a society figure among notable women, recalls being tattooed in India during travel, while George Barker, skipper of the Grimsby trawler Tastus, faces a German summons for illegal fishing in German waters, ordered to serve thirty days in Flensburg prison starting November 2.
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Randolph Chure
George Cornwall
West
Churchill
India
George Barker
Grimsby
England
Rman
Flensburg
Too Much for the Stingers and the Gypsy Reappears
An unclear excerpt discusses Geet terdacinve Paris remarks and a claimed twenty minute dose of masage, praising pills as system cleansers sedatives and locatives for digestion. It mentions a gypsy released from jail with a stray horse episode and a reader question about prior trouble, all from an Everybody's Magazine page fragment.
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Geetterdacinve Paris
Pers
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Boston Transcript
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Chienga
Ayer
Ayers
Nature
Minard
Bayard McMullin
Traveller's Valuable
Fothers
Mats Downs
Benedict
Ica
Hertin
Gwells
Sehool
Scott
MR. C. J. Budlong
R. 1
ALL Davosists
Everybody's Magazine
Canadian PaciFic
Eastern Canada Excursions
Quebec
Maritime Provinces
Atlantic
Toronto Express
Eaves Winneg
CPR
Vancouver
Victoria and Westminster
Okanagan Valley
Kootenay
Util African Schip For Sale
Aikins Ride
Winnipeg
Matin de & Wynne
Pesuisi
E. Mackey
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