Annie W Ivory Teacher Piano and Theory
Annie W Ivory offers piano and theory instruction with pupils prepared for examination. Terms described as moderate.
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Newspaper
Millbrook And Omemee Mirror
Location
Millbrook, Ontario, Canada
Date
Jan 28, 1909
Page
3
Annie W Ivory offers piano and theory instruction with pupils prepared for examination. Terms described as moderate.
Local notices include Harry Hayes transferring from Bank of Toregate to Wy oring branch, Mrs. A E Brysox returning home to Arthur, and several society items from Omemee such as the Therpsichorean Club gathering, church notices, and a public library concert. A dog named Buster perished after being struck by a railway train on a bridge.
Chemse Home Circle Criests The Canadian Order Home Circle No 291 Gillmee held their regular meeting on January 8 1909 and installed officers for the year. Past Leader David H Dick led with John W Smith as leader Vic Mrs May McCaffrey Secretary Marion Davis Treas Rev Geo McKenzie Fin Sec F J Snelgrove MD Chaplain H J Senderson Marshall Morton Warden Owen Johnston ward H Fielder Sentinel W Shaw Meustal Lxaminer Dr Snelgrove
The Mirror republishes a booklet containing Mr WL A sherwood’s address on Old Age Pensions delivered before The Progressive Club in Toronto. A photogravure of Sherwood accompanies the piece and highlights his forceful arguments and careful study of the subject.
Tames Dick Thornton died after a long illness and is mourned by family and friends. He was born in Emily, served as a clerk and traveler, helped organize the Omemee Presbyterian Sabbath School, and contributed to village improvements including river work. Funeral services were held with reverent tributes from relatives and clergy.
A life excerpt shows Mr Neweur instructing his chauffeur William to keep speeds below the legal limit for comfort. Over days the driver is urged to try faster driving, tempted by open roads and absence of police, culminating in a rush for speed.
Lindsay Cs team and Beavers of Ousmee battled in Scugoysy. Lindsay Omemee McGrath and Beavers attacker line dominated early but Beavers struck back with three goals to seal a 3-3 draw as fans saw a tense second stage before next week’s Bankers game in Lindsay.
A spoof advertisement cites a supposed simple remedy for backache and kidney issues. It lists fluids and syrups, claims safety and low cost, and reports a local doctor praising its cleansing effect on kidney structure, urging readers to try the mixture.
Leach the druggist offers Parisian Sage as a guaranteed hair restoration product. The tonic promises to cure dandruff or money back and claims to relieve itching without stickiness. Manufactured by Giroux Mfg Co in Buffalo New York and Fort Erie, priced at 50 cents per bottle.
A fragment from the Cleveland Leader describes a corncure priced at a quarter and mentions Putnam's Corn Extractor with fifty years in use. It also notes vaudeville dancers and entertainers performing after trained arts, hinting at monotony and a manager seeking variety.
An advertisement extols Hyomei as a reliable remedy for catarrh, coughs, bronchitis, asthma, and croup with a $1.00 inhaler kit and 50 cent refills. It cites testimonials by Charles Hartley and others and claims many sufferers have found relief.
An advertising excerpt extols Dr Hamiltons Pills as a vegetable cure for stomach and liver troubles and other ailments. The copy claims mild yet effective relief and promotes the product at 25 cents, ending with a sensational line from a Bohemian quote about a spirit speaking.
Advertisement claims Ferrezone nourishes overworked nerves and supports overall health improving strength and appetite. It touts bed forming properties and claims quick action on the nervous system, sold in 5c boxes. The snippet ends with a joke from Harper's Weekly about a sick child and a book on what to do before the doctor arrives.
An old advertisement claims Catarrh is caused by a germ that multiplies in the nose throat and bronchial tubes. It touts a syrup that cures catarrh when inhaled and promises relief from sore throat discharge and coughing. Available in 25 and 10 sizes from Velmite.
Readers across Canada and the United States praise World Wide for its thoughtful essays and cartoons. The weekly paper, sold at 50 cents or 1.60 yearly by John Dorgall & Son of Montreal, is valued for accessible global perspectives without strong partisan bias.
An ad shares a testimonial from J. K. Van horne of South Alexandria who suffered indigestion fatigue and weakness. It claims Ferrozone rebuilt his blood, eased appetite and energy, and improved digestion in four days. The copy touts broad use, pricing at 80 cents per box or six for $2.50, urging readers to try Ferrozone now.
A second hali square boxed cutter is offered for sale in near new condition. The cutter can be seen and the price set is available from Mr. J. A. Wyhie.
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