Editor of Neepawa Press Fiery and Courageous Leader
A profile of Mr. Dunlop, editor of the Neepawa Press, praising his aggressive civilian courage and unwavering adherence to principle. The piece highlights his fierce fighting spirit, fairness, disdain for deceit, and ability to separate personal conflicts from public issues. It recounts his career from apprentice in Manitoba to founding the Press in Neepawa in 1896, noting his impact on local journalism and politics.
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Neepawa Press
Dunlop
Luke Warm
Shakespeare
Western Canada
Neepawa
Manitoba
Sil
Spencerville
South Grenville
Nce
Coldwell & Cunningham
Pioneer Publishers of the
West
Manitoban
Winnipeg Free Press
Western Can
Canadian Pacific
Coute
Yellowhead Pass
Edmonton
Second Prairie
Frank Oliver
Dominion
Hewson
Winnipes
Oliver
Bulletin
The
Call
Free Press
Great Daily
Press
Register
Mathers
Neepewa
Beautiful Plains
Dr Chase's Ointment Promises Piles Cure in Ads
A testimonial from Deerwood Maryland touts Dr Chase's Ointment as the only effective pile cure after years of itching and discomfort. The letter claims a box costing 60 cents fully cured the user, with praise for the product and a note that the real box bears Dr W A Chase's portrait and signature to guard against imitations.
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Dr. Chase
FB. Langan
Oliver, Colchester Co
N.S
Bates & Company
Toronto
W. A. Chase
Deafness Cannot be Cured Dialect Exchange
A dialect dialogue shows Kathlene and Dudee Mike joking about rain and a misunderstood lover. Kathlene laments the rain kept her from the light of heaven. Mike replies that the rain was not the issue but an unclear glimmer of affection and humor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathlene
Minards Liniment Cures Colds And More
A fragmented column mocks pretended hard jobs and heroism in modern fiction. Dialogue snippets touch on social pretenses, romance, and frugal habits as characters debate money, marriage, and consumer choices in a humorous, period voice.
Second Dame Refuses Basket Return in Witty Exchange
A playful chat unfolds as First Village Dame asks for the basket she lent last week. Second Dame asserts she did not return it, prompting humorous back and forth about lending and borrowing.
Wasting Anemia Cure Promised by Pink Pills
Testimony extols Dr Williams Pink Pills as a cure for anemia and related symptoms in young girls and adults. A claimant details improved strength, appetite, and vitality after taking four boxes, urging trials and noting availability from Dr Williams Medicine Co in Brockville with a six box set priced at $2.60.
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William
Williams
Canon
Willams
Willace
Dr. Wiams’ Medicine Co
Brockville
Vegetarian Adapter Beats a Guest with Boiled Eggs
A breakfast encounter at a restaurant unfolds as a vegetarian argues meat is injurious and eggs are safe, prompting a curious quip about boiled eggs. The ad then shifts to a Dr Kellogg Ent cholera remedy claim and ends with a boy misnaming circus workers as convict mules due to striped clothes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tarian
North
Distempered Animals and Clever. Old Ladies at Art Exhibit
Fragmented excerpts show Minard's Liniment claim cures distemper and a stray advice piece touting Parmalee's Vegetable Pills for nervous vitality. An art exhibition scene recalls two country visitors debating terra cotta relief and a forthcoming note on Holloway's Corn Cure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jung
Minara's Liniment Cures Garget in Cows
Minara's liniment claimed to cure garget in cows. The passage includes an anecdote about a Parisian school pupil asserting age thirteen and the limits of compulsory education. It also mentions Dr Thomas Eclectic O and his remedy's widespread distribution across regions.
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Minara
France
Thomas Eclectic O
Austral South
Central America
Canada
United States
Dissuade Me From My Plan To Marry Again
The dialogue portrays Singleton proposing to wed again and seeking Wedderly to dissuade him. Wedderly confirms Singleton has three marriages and notes the records reflect this. The exchange centers on Singleton considering marriage despite past unions and Wedderly's reaction.
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Singleton
Hunting dog cured by Minards Liment in 1904 letter
Gents I cured a valuable hunting dog of mange with Minards Li ment after several veterinaries treated him without doing him any permanent good. Yours W ilfred Gagne Prop of Grand Central Hotel Drummondville Aug 3 04.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Richards & CO
Wilfred Gagne
Grand Central Hotel
Drummondville
Georgia Congressman Recalls Boy George in Odd Tale
A garbled recollection from Congressman Livingstone of Georgia centers on his boy George who allegedly told his mother to save him from mischief. The fragment mentions a figure named Sarah T and a reference to the term mage in a puzzling exchange.
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Livingstone
Georgia
George
Sarah T
Boy laments missing hundred dollars in a tense moment
In a strained exchange, George vents fury over losing a $100 today. The girl, urging calm, suggests he speak with his father this evening, signaling a family-level moment of financial stress.
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George
Minards Liniment and Parmelees Pills Advertisements
A historic clipping promotes Minards Liniment for diphtheria symptoms and Parmelees Vegetable Pills claim to regulate secretions purify blood and aid digestion. It asserts widespread familiarity and positive experiences with these tonics for overall health.
Ambassador Caoate tale at lawyers gathering referenced Texas judge
A Caoate legal story recounted during a lawyer gathering on his final visit to the country linked to a Texas judge who presided over a horse stealing case. The judge promptly acted, though details are sparse in the fragment.
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Caoate
Texas
Trial ends with judge deferring execution to custom
A courtroom scene shows a prisoner facing hanging. The lawyer interrupts asserting lawful limits and the judge concedes. The judge then orders release and leaves the method of execution to be decided by the “boys” under the usual local custom.
Lifebuoy Soap praised by medical profession for disease safeguards
A clipped advertisement style dialogue features claims of Lifebuoy Soap as a strong protector against infectious diseases, other product notes, and light social banter about politics and voting capabilities. The piece blends brand promotion with casual moral pokes.
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the Aerald
Macgregor
Man
Alex. Dunlop
Dadiy
Wald
Ayers
Poll
Saas
Exes
Minard
Nell
Holloway
Salada
Poe Kas Queraus
Tuar
E. B. Eddy
Tees & Perssi, Limited
Winnipeg
Lyle
Bulger
Wolford
Codville & CO
F. W. Drewry
R. J. Hughes
Sec.Treas
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