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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Mar 07, 1925
Page
4
The Woolchester column covers a warm spell with frequent snow and chinook days, local births, election thoughts, meeting notices for the Woolchester U F P A, and remarks on correspondence between Woolchester and Longfellow. It also mentions family news, school staff changes, and residents planning winter skating.
The ad touts instant relief for acid stomach and indigestion with Pape’s Diapepsin. It promises immediate help for gas heartburn and stomach pressure and claims millions use it with druggists’ recommendation.
Advertisement claims Freezone removes hard and soft corns and toe corn without irritation. Dosing is a small bottle sold by druggists, described as painless and able to lift the corn off with fingers.
On St Valentins day a man mistook a tea cookie for a near fatal Acklad. Otto receives well wishes for a surprise. Spoonholts of Eagle Butte visits the Cole ranch. Newlyweds Tom and Mrs Dowson advance rapidly on their farm. Five Mile bachelors travel seeking a partner but return alone. Fred Gingall returns to the district after an absence.
Miss Richardson from Etzlkom hurriedly went to Winnipeg to see her ill brother. Bow Island High School held a surprise party for Gustav Carlson at his home with a sleigh ride. Rev Seacroft led his farewell service at All Saints Church on February 22 with Miss Puls singing. The W T met February 18 at the Parsonage. Valentine verses were recited and Mrs. Fred Taylor spoke on Abraham Lincoln with Abe Washington cake and chocolate cookies. A delegate was chosen to Macleod for the convention. Mrs. York, who recently moved Spokane, returned February 25 and planned to move to Commerce with her children. A jailed prisoner quipped about confusing the prison for a saloon.
Residents list summer workers headed to Saskatchewan including Fred Maynes Bill Norquay and Andy Yankee. Social visits, sleighing games and a large Sunday gathering at the Deering farm are noted with numerous locals named. Election results at Krauss School reflect the era civic activity.
An advertisement touts Carnel as a powerful tonic for weakness and rundown conditions. Mrs James F Dunn of Midland Ontario recounts severe anemia in 1919 improving after five bottles, gaining weight and strength, and endorses Carnel for heart and cold-relief needs in hot water.
A Lospercus resident declares the salt he bought last year for fourteen guineas was good, offering to show the summons if challenged. The remark highlights a dispute over quality and price in a small community.
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