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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Aug 29, 1925
Page
3
An Ontario reader cites relief from chronic nerve fatigue with Dr Williams Pink Pills. The testimonial describes head and neck pain, low spirits, and fatigue after childbirth, noting the pills rebuilt blood, steadied nerves, and aided nursing. Brockville company contact given.
Sunday and Monday forecasts warn of propitious literary or professional activity with care in signing writings. Travel or changes may bring benefit for those with August birthdays. Monday emphasizes thriving heart and home but possible business delays and health safeguards advised. A child born today may be original yet headstrong. domestic happiness expected if careful.
Vancouver reports Miss Sarah J. Meldrum aged 60 was killed instantly after stepping in front of an interurban car. The motorman, a deaf victim, faced a manslaughter technical charge and was released on $500 bail.
A local costume contest offers prizes including a 50 lb sack of flour for best dressed married lady, a 10 lb ham for best dressed married gentleman, a pearl bracelet for best dressed single lady, a hat at J. McNally’s for best dressed single gentleman, and other awards. Judges will be chosen from spectators with a grand march at 10:80.
Charles Harper announces reopening of his pianoforte studio at 415 Aberdeen Street Medicine Hat on September 1 with a celebrated background. He trained in England Canada and Germany, served as accompanist at Empress Theatre concerts and toured with the Pereira Sextet in the United States and Canada. His long career includes teaching and ensemble work, making him highly qualified to guide pupils in piano and accompaniment.
Bliss Florenci Rawlings, 19, woke to her bedclothes on fire after a Pomeranian woke the household on the bedroom door. The blaze caused several thousand dollars in damage to J. Rawlings residence. Family members escaped in night attire and were unharmed. Weather notes and a costume reminder at McNally's followed the article.
Tokio reports eighteen people died and nine were injured in a storm that swept Japan on Wednesday. Official tally lists casualties across several regions with updates continuing from the meteorological office.
The Rev T Warries visited his sister Mrs C O Collens. Mrs A Swanby of Alderson visited the PALLINs. Brooks and Alderson folks attended a dance at Tilley. Violet King from Bassano will teach Renfrew and I Guaddit will teach Tilley. Many harvesters away. Basil Benjamin moved to a Cassils dredge. Paul took the Kelly job. Brooks Fair on September 7–8 urged. Tilley to be well represented. Mrs Pallin hosted Aunt Mrs Morrison from Ontario. Queenstown harvest workers listed and centre piece raffle won by Mrs A Nerland. Some camps short of work. Gasoline price up to 26 cents per gallon. war start hinted in Woodstock.
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