Omemee News Highlights February Bargains and Local Events
February sales at W Curry & Co attract shoppers. The Bethany Dramatic Club presented Imogene or The Witch's Secret in the Opera House to a large audience with high praise for amateurs, orchestra, and ensemble. Receipts totaled 56.85. Local notices mention visitors, performances, church sermons, and upcoming events including a skating match and a fundraiser.
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W Curry & Co
Bethany Dramatic Club
Teney
Toronto
Port Hope News Highlights and Public Notices
Local residents report on church anniversaries and visits while a flood in Port Hope reached two feet in stores. Dr Pierce advertises Favorite Prescription for women’s health with a offer of free medical authorities booklet by mail from Buffalo New York.
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Pierce
Korea
St. Vitus
R. V. Pierce
Invalids’ Hotel and Surrical Institute
Buffalo
N. Y
Local society notes and updates from Bethany area
Bethany reports a social hour at Forester Hall with several attendees. A birth is announced a baby girl born Friday to Mr Wotter Burns and wife. mother and child are well. Moved residents and parish changes noted at Cherry Exquad Week. A hockey game Bethany versus Lindsay was postponed due to thaw.
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Forester Hall
Jace Ville
Andre Wotter Burns
L B Sisson
Com Crereten
Mr. Poston
Cherry
Exquad
Geo. L. Tockier
Simple home remedy pledge against urinary trouble
A printed remedy claims a doctor devised mix of extract, medicine, and syrup to cure kidney and urinary issues. It advises taking a spoonful after meals and at night, plus plenty of water, with pharmacists offering to supply ingredients or mix it ready.
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Ruggists
Carmel News Highlights From Monday Through Sunday
Mr Robi Gardiner drew a large crowd at Woodbee Monday with notable circled work. Lizze Thorn visited friends at Oronahee. Walter appeared lonely on Sunday and was urged to cheer up. Jobo Gray family spent Friday at the Lake. Frank Gibson vacationing at Janetville. William Rowe joined T Bristo Sunday evening. Harvey Cardiner and sisters visited Juin Charlice Sunday. Malcolm and Charlie’s Sunday plans questioned. 4 G and friend Laying were seen Saturday night. Joe took the usual trip Sunday.
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The
Mirror
Robi Gardiner
Woodbee
Lizze Thorn
Oronahee
Walter
Jobo Gray
Lake
Frank Gibson
Janetville
Wm Rowe
T. Bristo
Harvey Cardiner
Juin Charlice
Malcolm
Charlie
Sjoe
Dr Hamilton’s Pills Promise Quick Headache Relief
An old medical ad touts Dr Hamilton’s Pills as remedies for headaches tied to stomach issues. It claims concentrated extracts yield healing effects and ease neural discomfort, urging daily use for rapid relief.
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Hamilton
Willes
Ormaen
Dr Hamlton
Laughing at an Old Yarn in London Opinion
Fragmentary dialogue shows a playful exchange about laughter and storytelling. The text features a London tone and a casual, witty banter between speakers.
Hair Nourisher Promises Hair Growth and Protection
An ad style text touts hair nourisher as vital to hair health, claiming it prevents dandruff and breakage and makes hair soft and glossy. A money back guarantee is offered, priced at 30 cents for a large tile, amid a rambling anecdote about a university eclipse expedition and a humorous exchange with a darkey servant.
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University of Pensylvania
Bevelek
Hoomeni Catarrh Remedy Ad Featured In Ottawa Notice
An advertisement extols Booth's Hoomeni as a cure for catarrh and related ailments with testimonials from Joseph Doral of Tavistock Ontario and a doctor’s guarantee of money back. It promotes a complete kit priced at six dollars and a prototype air treatment. Also mentions Sir Andrew Faser visiting Canada for a missions congress and a church committee secretary in Edinburgh.
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Joseph Doral
Woodstock Street
Tavistock
Ont
Booth
Andrew Faser
Bengel
Canada
Nvngial Messionsery Congress
Canadian Council
John R Mort
Andrey
Presbyterian General Assembly of India
Reve
J H. Oldham
Edinburgh
LAGRIPPE COMING AGAIN Warns of a spreading epidemic
An alarmist notice warns Europe grips the world and America will soon be overrun by a grippe. It touts Ferrozone cures for catarrh and fever, claims quick travel relief, and promotes Catarrhezone product packs sold by dealers at 2 cents or 1 dollar.
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Europe
America
Notting
Geippe and
Ipterills
Cateerh Zee
The Soldier's Dream and Latest Film Attractions
A garbled ad-style item touts The Soldier's Dream as a realistic film with thrilling adventure elements and a punchline about needing a doctor for laughter. It promises the latest improvements in the Edison Phonograph presenting popular selections and entertainment before the public.
Ferrozone claims health gains for women in ad copy
An advertisement promotes Ferrozone promising appetite, strength, enriched blood, and rosy cheeks for women with phrases about vigor and beauty. The piece also notes Canada train fare discounts for a National Missionary Congress in Toronto with special rail rates and extended dates for delegates and attendees.
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Canada
Voronto
Vareh Ziatto
Woman's Home Missionary Society
The
Presbyterian Church
Nerviline promised relief for stomach pain and colds
The notice touts Nerviline as a remedy for cramps gas poison and headaches. It claims the medicine soothes pain and aids internal and external ailments and urges mothers to keep a bottle ready at all times. Sold everywhere at 2 éc.
Student Dictionary Delights with Silly Spelling Defects
A collection of public school children's playful de finitions shows humorous spellings and odd definitions. Phrases like Stability is taking care of atlable and Cannibal is two brothers who kill each other to the Bible appear among humorous misprints.
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Tocsia
Berrozone remedy credited with curing chronic liver illness
A patient reports severe liver and kidney ailments with weight loss and jaundiced appearance. After trying many doctors and remedies, Ferrozone/Berrozone allegedly restored health over six months, claiming renewed strength and blood with no relapse. Price listed as $250 per six boxes.
Telegraphic Message Amazes Her As Envelope Gum Remains Wet
Mrs Blunder marvels at a tele scan from a distant sender noting the message traveled thousands of miles and the envelope gum is still damp. The quirky remark appears in the Sacred Heart Review.
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Dasy Cornwall
City Hospital
Franklin
Dr. Cornwall
Blunder
Misspelled ad fragments and gossip from Philadelphia Record
An assortment of ragged quotes and notices including a pain cure gag, a broken engagement, a misunderstanding over money, a cement shoe quip, and scattered city mentions. The jumble lacks a coherent story or verifiable facts.
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Neil
Belle
Philadelphia
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