Peruna Claim of Stomach Cure From Catarrh Remedy
A woman describes years of stomach distress and unsuccessful medical care. She says after using Peruna and Manalin she found relief and now feels renewed, keeping Peruna at home.
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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Nov 30, 1911
Page
6
A woman describes years of stomach distress and unsuccessful medical care. She says after using Peruna and Manalin she found relief and now feels renewed, keeping Peruna at home.
A fragmented passage portrays a scene where a character recalls an award won in 1982 for work and methods. A pretty girl speaks of remaining friends as another character mutters reciprocity without annexation and departs.
A Canadian Northern Railway project in Britain outlines a three mile grade between Specces Bruise and Warliachin with new tunnels and four miles of line. About 600 workers already on site, likely doubling, as winter work continues to advance toward Hamilton to Vancouver. Underground work reduces idle time and supports ongoing expansion despite provincial labor limits. Contractors St Barge and Yale University signals extensive activity with portals driven at both ends and drilling in progress.
A Paris shop interaction ended in indignation as a middle aged man asked if several dresses were imported. The clerk retorted with shock and clarified the item origins, ending with a tense exchange that reflected growing frustration.
A fragmented column mixes a social scene with an advert for Vegevamon’s Vegetable Pills. A lawyer named Williams is mistaken for a relative as a woman questions whether it is wise to seek the “right side” of events while a doctor is not present. The pill ad claims liver and stomach health benefits, noting relief where other remedies failed.
A fragmented advertisement for Dr Chase's Kidney Liver Pills touts health claims and a trial offer, followed by disjointed comic dialogue from a church usher and a salesman about seating and noisy customers. The readable bits mention liver and kidney purification plus a peppermint style remedy claim.
A fragmented dialogue from a Kaneasity Journal item shows writers and editors debating a manuscript. Jim and Tommy discuss birthday plans while a judge interjects about prison time, with the exchange highlighting creative tension and risk in publishing.
A quirky fragment shows Pat describing a stone he raised at a spot marked by a generous English gentleman who gave five abillen. An adult asks how to alter a charge while a child inquires about recent purchases, prompting a wary reply from mamma.
A newspaper notice offers a free liberal trial of Cuticura Soap and Ointment for eczema and other skin eruptions. It promises instant relief after the first warm bath and gentle ointment application, aiding rest and sleep and a step toward successful treatment. Send requests to Cuticura Dept. 10M Boston USA.
A Courier Journal note warns alum in baking powders poses unseen danger. It reports scientists in England France and Germany have enacted strict laws prohibiting alum in foods and urges Canadian labeling laws. It advises housewives to choose powders with clearly printed ingredients.
A suspicious man is accused of counting words from a dictionary and testing publisher claims. A Cure for Rheumatism attributes rheumatic pain to blood impurities from liver and kidney dysfunction. Parmele Vegetable Pills are claimed to have cured many and are recommended. Fishing methods in Japan are transformed by English gear and new fishing banks are found, unseen by older craft.
Minard's Liniment claimed to cure distemper in animals. The Canadian Pacific Railway Company Montreal reports a reinforced concrete wharf superstructure at Victoria, Ont, under Metcalfe Co instructions, adding to 50 existing wharf sets. In India third class railway fares are below a farthing per mile.
A New York stock exchange man in the country sees a farmer tether a chicken with a string to a hitching peg to peck at oats. The humor contrasts rural thrift with urban reproval of the farmer’s heedless extravagance.
An article contrasts traditional female wage earning limits with government annuities as a safer, higher yielding retirement plan. It suggests a 23 year old woman investing can secure about 200 dollars yearly for life after 60, with heirs receiving the fund if she dies earlier. The piece contrasts this with other plans, noting the higher efficiency and lower anxiety of safe government investments.
An article discusses global use of water power and potential U S gains. It cites Prof Unwin on U S water power, reservoir storage, and possible efficiency, with examples from Niagara Falls and the Mississippi. The tale from Ireland and a humorous anecdote about a professor and a cousin illustrate public interest in water power and its risks.
Fragmentary OCR records a cramped shipboard exchange from a bygone era with garbled lines. A crewman recalls crowded conditions and the need to squeeze into space while a wireless operator notes a grouse pack near the bay. The passage shows ill-formed dialogue about sleep and survival at sea.
The Canadian Pacific Railway extends first aid training from the railway's employees to clerks and office staff. Enrollments range from about Tom to Soo men, with classes in cities including Montreal Toronto Winnipeg Calgary Vancouver and more. Over 100 classes are active with one town hosting ten classes.
An old warning urges mothers to keep Baby's Own Tablets for common childhood ailments. The Dr Williams Medicine Co offers 20 cent boxes, promising safe, quick relief from constipation, indigestion, colic, and colds. Also notes a cheeky ad about a would be seller and a long bareknuckle fight near Melbourne in 1830.
Fragmentary remarks attributed to a bishop describe the country’s growth and urban poverty. The bishop notes familiar scenes of slum children and ruminates on rural life versus city life. A quoted anecdote recalls a country worker staying in the city rather than returning home.
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