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Newspaper

Millbrook And Omemee Mirror

Location

Millbrook, Ontario, Canada

Date

Nov 21, 1907

Page

4

Pink Pills Credited With Restoring Cancer Travellers Strength

Dr Williams Pink Pills are advertised as restoring red blood and vitality for travelers worn by heat cold and long rides. A grain dealer George Dalpe of St Eloiue Quebec describes severe fatigue illness and kidney pain improving after four to twelve boxes. The ad claims cures for anaemia rheumatism kidney trouble indigestion and nerve troubles and lists 58 cents per box or two boxes for 1.50 and six for 2.50 from The Dr Williams Co Prockville Ontario.

Willas George Dalpe St. Elo Que Cocter Dr. Williams’ Co Prockville Ontah

Would You Be Young Again And Return Home

Poem reflects longing for youth and reunion with a distant homeland. The speaker pleads with time to hurry, imagining returning to the past where happiness awaited. Imagery contrasts thorny paths with a bright hoped land beyond heavenward.

Zam-Buk praised as home remedy for mumps and wounds

A Mimico mother touts Zam-Buk for her three children with mumps and other ailments, claiming excellent results and recommending it for all households. The ad lists cures from cuts and burns to eczema and piles, with price and distributor details.

S. A. Hammond Mimico Zam-Buk Zam-Buk Co Toronto

A Royal Nursery in Madrid for Heir to the Spanish Throne

Description of the nursery suite for the royal heir in Madrid highlights English influence on furnishings and layout. The rooms over the queen’s apartments feature green and white decor, washable surfaces, rounded edges, and a cradle on four Corinthian supports. The nursery emphasizes ventilation, light, and safety, reflecting Queen Victoria’s air-loving lineage.

Bearoom Spain Madrid Victoria England

Help Your Baby With Baby's Own Tablets

A government analyst guarantees Baby's Own Tablets contain no opiates. Mrs. Cressman of New Hamburg Ontario praises them for stomach troubles and constipation. Sold by medicine dealers or by mail at 25 cents a box from The Dr Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ontario.

Cressman New Hamburg Ont Dr. Williams’ Medicine Co Brockville

King of Portugal on strict diet amid royal weight woes

The article reports Portugal's King undergoing a physician supervised slimming regimen as worry fails to shrink him. Also notes Prince Gustav of Denmark, aged 24 and weighing 336 pounds, who despite catching measles remains tall, with convalescence not reducing his height.

Cassius Portugal Gustav Denmark Prince Gustav

Peruna Credited By Union Leader Edward Bousquet

Edward Bousquet of Montreal. president of Barbers International Union Local 455. writes that after years of catarrh and failed remedies Peruna relieved his symptoms. He endorses Peruna as the greatest catarrh remedy of the age and vouches for its truthfulness based on his experience.

Edward Bousquet Panet Street Montreal Can Barbers International Union

Brick's Tasteless Cord Liver Oil Tonic Ad

An old advertisement promotes Brick's Tasteless Cord Liver Oil Tonic as a cure and preventive for bronchitis and other pulmonary ailments. It touts COD LIVER OIL with syrup and extracts, claims to boost immunity, and markets eight ounce bottles for six cents and twenty ounce bottles for one dollar.

Brick

Machinery for Sale Dynamo 300 Lights

Dynamo 300 lights in first class order offered for sale at a bargain. To be removed to make space for a 600 light machine. Contact S Frank Wilson at 73 Adelaide Street West Toronto.

S. Frank Wilson Adelaide Street West Toronto

Fan Blower for Sale from Truth Building Toronto

Buffalo make fan blower described as bumper style nine inch vertical discharge and 24 inches high in perfect condition. Listed by superintendent at Truth Building, 73 Adelaide St West, Toronto.

Buffalo Truth Building Adelaide St. West Toronto

Sentence Sermons From a Spiritual Outlook

A collection of brief maxims on courage faith and virtue urging action over theory. It links daring opposition to growth and suggests true character forms through daily choices and service rather than rigid creed.

Ontario Beer Promoted as Pure Food Drink for Adults

An advertisement extols Ontario beer as a clean hygienic beverage made from pure malt hops and water. It argues beer aids digestion and nourishes the body when consumed with meals or at night, frames beer as a food drink rather than a stimulant, and urges consulting a doctor about beer for households.

Ontario

Canadian piano maker wins silver at Jamesown Exposition

Albert Shaw announces Newcombe Piano Company of Toronto awarded silver medal for their patent piano equipped with Howard Patent Tension Rods shown at the Exposition. The award marks Canadian manufacturing skill. A stray shop sketch notes a boy’s misweighing joke at a drug store and an ad touts Parmelee’s Vegetable Pills as digestive aids.

Albert Shaw Review of Reviews Newcombe Piano Company Toronto Newcombe

Dyspeptic Philosophy Riff on Manners and Society

Witty old era quips critique privacy, rumor, luck, politeness, and marriage. Observations touch on secrecy, hats, aging, gender roles, reciprocity, and social propriety with sharp humor. The piece parodies social codes and human foibles through pointed aphorisms.

Fragmented 19th Century Speech and Patent Medicine Pitch

A mixed column of quips and dialog shows social chatter on marriage, illness remedies, and jokes. It advertises ant consumptive syrup, plaster cures, sanitary lotion, and vegetable pills while featuring brief exchanges with magistrates, prisoners, and a humorous take on daily life.

The Pessimist and A Ragged Page of Odds and Ends

A fragmented column mixes humorous flecks with local adlike notes. It parodies domestic concerns from faulty furnaces to quirky patent cures. Tiny ads tout Holloway’s Corn Cure and Mother Graves Worm Exterminator while casual chatter hints at theft and daily bustle.

J the selfmade man and the hidden light

A fragmented, garbled note discusses a self made man hiding his talents and avoiding exposure. The text hints at restraint and fear of waste, with uncertain references to keeping one’s light under a bushel and a humble measure like a pint cup.

Prescription for Rheumatism Relief At Home

A Montreal authority cites a simple home remedy for rheumatism using Fluid Extract Dandelion, Compound Karyon, and Compound Syrup Sarsaparilla. The mixture is taken after meals and at bedtime, with relief reported after initial doses. The note urges readers to cut and preserve the prescription for use amid urinary and rheumatic concerns.

The Miners Peril and the Mine’s Grim Depths

A stark meditation on underground danger, detailing gas as a hidden enemy, the risk of fan failures, flooding, rock collapse, and the perilous life of miners facing gas, floods, squeezes, elevators, and a haunting miners asthma that shadows every shift.

Water on the brain joke unsettles weary Raggle

A playful exchange reveals Weary Raggle is ill with water on the brain per a doctor. The humor hinges on mishearing as a rain joke about his hat. The dialogue mocks medical terms through rural banter and a casual hospital scene.

Fragmentary Dialogue About Fannie and Household Plans

Fragmented OCR shows a chat between relatives discussing returning home and Fannies husband. Lines reference Fannie's hastard dees and things that don't happen, with informal language and unclear context.

Fannies Fannie

Fragmented Fragment of a Poem in a Gothic Tone

A damaged OCR fragment hints at themes of doom and memory. It mentions a character named Roder, a dreary period, devotion, and gloom near an abbey. The text is unclear and partially unreadable.

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