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Newspaper
Millbrook And Omemee Mirror
Location
Millbrook, Ontario, Canada
Date
Sep 23, 1909
Page
3
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Annie W Ivory announces grand millinery openings in Omemee with a dining hall meal service at the Exhibition Grounds. The issue highlights local hires, church notices, marriages, retail sales at Macpherson & Co, and community events including a six legged frog display and a BanAn Festival at Bethel.
This ad claims blood cleansing and enrichment through Dr Hamilton's Pills. It promises rapid bloodstream revitalization, vitality in every vein, and robust health, asserting the medicine outperforms all others and is sold by all dealers.
A testimonial from J E Van horns of South Alexandria describes rapid relief after using Ferrezone. The ad asserts Ferrezone rebuilds blood, improves appetite, digestion, and energy, claiming it suits men women children and all ages. Sold 50c a box or six for $2.50.
A Canadian opinion piece condemns wolves as harming livestock and people. It notes recent fatalities and injuries from dog attacks in Ridgetown Alvinston and Glencoe, urges stricter dog control and bans or muzzle laws despite government bonuses for wolf destruction.
The Deputy Collector of Inland Revenue at Sarula, W H Hicks, testifies that Catarrhozene cured his hay fever after failing many remedies. He cites druggist Geo Ingersoll who recommended it and reports immediate relief and lasting cure. He endorses Catarrhozene as the most speedily effective hay fever remedy on the market.
Special to the Mirror reports the Presbyterian Church reopening on Sunday with Rev Keith of Peterboro delivering two sermons and a Monday chicken pie social drawing a large crowd. A concert featured Mr C J Thornton M P as chairman, Rev Pearcy of Kendal on What is a Church, and Dr Marsh with humorous remarks about a tale bearing minister. Montgomery Orchestra of Blackstock and a Helati e and Dr Clark duet pleased attendees. Proceeds from services and social reached 115 dollars. Also noted: Mr Thomas Nugent died Wednesday after illness. he was aged 75 and a respected local. Our Methodist pastor Rev Secombe is ill at times.
An advertisement touts Nerviline as a quick remedy for belching gas from fermentation and digestive troubles. It claims ten drops in sweetened water soothe the stomach and stop gas, with Pol son Nesviline recommended for indigestion sour stomach heartburn and sick headache. A 25 cent bottle is advertised.
Mr John Hoffman of Millbrook handles license transfers for Frank Hamilton and plans further moves before leaving. Walter Bray of Millbrook and a companion visited his parents Sunday. Dolly Brunker of Marmora visits her uncle James H McKinnes. Winnie Brereton returns to Toronto after a week nearby. The Harvest Home sermon at St Paul’s Church is led by Rev F J Rickard at 10 30 p m on Sunday Sept 19. The Rev Mr Harsard preached at the Presbyterian Church praising Bible Society efforts.
An advertisement touts Putnam's Pain less Corn Extractor as a painless solution to remove corn tissue. It claims corns are taken out in twenty four hours with no pain and urges readers to insist on the product.
The Rev F G Rickard of Millbrook preached a Thanksgiving sermon at St Pauls Church to a large congregation using ST Samuel 24 24 as his text. Cordie Richards of Millbrook stayed with her sister Goretrude Richards last week. Isaac Preston moved into a spring purchased home, Mrs John Ward of Lindsay moved into the Preston house. Rev C Adams of Newtonville visited on Saturday en route to Ebeneser for anniversary sermons. Lorne Sisson returned to Omemee to resume duties at the Bank of Toronto after a week with friends at Uxbridge. his mother accompanied him. J H Knight I P S of Lindsay made a semi annual visit to public schools.
Reappointment of J J Hunter as mail carrier extends his tenure with a ten mile longer route. Local baseball: Mount Pleasant 12 Franklin 9 with lineups listed and key scorers. Personal notes include a glove loss, a new daughter for Mr and Mrs Bland, and visits from J J Hunter’s driver changes and local residents visiting Toronto Exposition. Eva Elliott visits from St Thomas and shows good health.
An advertisement claims a virus causes a constitutional disease and touts Ferrozone as a purifying blood remedy. It asserts the medicine vitalizes the system to prevent attacks and promises relief from rheumatism gout and lumbago with guaranteed results for 50 cents per box.
The Sunday schedule lists Holy Communion at Christ Church 8:00 a.m. Morning Prayer at St. John's 10:30 a.m. Evensong at St. James 2:30 p.m. Evensong at Christ Church 6:30 p.m. on September 26.
The Montreal Standard's Special Number is a creditable production with a color cover by a famous American artist. It features nearly 150 half tone plates on general topics and two panoramic Montreal views suitable for framing. Printing is first class and thousands have been sent abroad. The Mirror praises the souvenir.
On Thursday afternoon at 8 o clock representatives of the Presbyterian congregations of Lakevale Mount Pleasant and Omemee gathered at the Presbyterian church to witness the induction of Rev Donald Currie of Hillsdale who had received a unanimous call and accepted. Rev Robt Pogue of Peterboro Mod-
The induction of Rev D Currie as pastor at Omeee Peterboro occurs with addresses from Rev Keith of Petrboro and Rev Sheene of Baltimore. A reception follows with floral gifts for the Curries, felicitations from ministers, and a social with supper. Rev Currie and family arrived Thursday and reside at the Manse amid a warm welcome.
The high school resumes with the same teaching staff and a large student registration. Mr. Palmer returned on Tuesday evening to renew acquaintances.
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