Three Wise Monkeys and Language Studies In Notes
A jumbled column discusses language education in the United States and Canada, noting the value of studying foreign tongues beyond books. It references the Three Wise Monkeys as a cultural aside and touches on Japan, temple carvings, and moral lessons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sorat
United States
Canada
Giograce
Tong
America
Henan
New World
Japan
Bret
Wreurawa
Kikazura
Nikko
Dr Williams Pink Pills Promising Cure For Nervous Ailments
An advertisement touts Dr Williams Pink Pills as a cure for nervous exhaustion neuralgia and related disorders. A testimonial from Jas A McDonald describes recovery after using the pills and credits them with restoring health and energy. The note invites orders by mail from The Dr Williams Medicine Co Brockville.
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Dr. Williams’ Medicine Co
Brockville
Dat
Timepiece tinkerer seeks better timing for a dime
Fragmentary lines describe a man repairing a watch, claiming constant improvement of his time. A stray note about foresters in Germany and technical societies hints at broader topics. England plans another attempt toward the South Pole, and a line mentions someone named Amondseo cot.
Temperance clash over city clubs and liquor laws in Manitoba
Manitoba temperance activists debate the role of Liberal leaders and the provincial government amid scandals around Winnipeg night clubs and liquor enforcement. Friction with Sir Rodmond Roblin and social service groups frames a broader push for temperance reform ahead of provincial elections.
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Manitoba
Royal Commission
Joba Kraien
Duranca
Winnipeg
Win
Liguor
Theneval's
Rodmond Roblin
Social Service Council
Jr. Wilkow
Augustine Presbyterian Church
Sir Redmond
Redmond
Zion Church
Dr.Wilson
J. L. Gordon
C. W. Gordon
Norris
Train near miss sparks tunnel debate between ministers
A humorous roadside tale involves a Methodist and a Presbyterian walking beside a railroad cut. In a tunnel a train approaches, the Methodist proposes entering the tunnel, the Presbyterian fears danger. The exchange ends with a wry remark about fate and a child’s dented marble step tale.
Pills for Nervous Troubles From Stomach to Nerves
An item links stomach health to nervous system strength and warns that persistent stomach upset can lead to nervous debility. It endorses Parmelee’s Vegetable Pills as a quick means to restore digestion and calm nerves, asserting wide use as proof of their virtue.
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Parmelee
Digestive health proclaims work and well being
An advertising piece extols the world’s work relying on digestion and proper eating habits. It promotes Dyapeptia Tablets as a remedy to improve stomach function and energy, urging readers to consult druggists and noting Canadian distribution.
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Milady
National and Cieasial
Canada
Old Fraud And After Farthing Sketches On The Spar
Fragmented OCR reveals a muddled passage about Liniment cures burns and a whimsical exchange with Elmer. References to a vicar, an organist vacancy, and a comical misread about applying for a music teacher position appear amid light, stray dialogue.
Catarrhozone Promoted as Quick Asthma Remedy
An old advertising pitch touts Catarrhozone as a rapid cure for asthma and catarrh. It claims the extract from the Blue Gum Tree of Australia has germ killing properties and promises swift improvement, urging readers to purchase a complete outfit from a local druggist.
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Jcontaise
Australia
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Dyola
Minard
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Paris
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Eiktie
Fetherstontaugh & Co
King Servet
Toronto
Ethel
Grace
Clara
Baith
Malten
Mamma
Lola
Ang
Uraide
Russell Baker
Kuntington
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Raske
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Greece
Turkey
Germany
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South Pole
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Stonger
Sue
Tim Pintopp
Bagley
Scotland
Utica Globe
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Imperial Oil Co, Limited
Fido
Mar
Charlie
Helen
Robert
Uncle Ben
Sores
Lampe
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Vancouver
Crabebaw
Winard
Elmer
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