Comin Through The Rye A Sunday With Lovers And Laughter
Nell and Paul Vasher navigate a country house Sunday filled with churchgoing, flirtation, and gossip. The party observes Milly and Fane, Silvia and George, and a network of spouses and suitors as they attend chapel, dine, and plan a day by the sea. Tension between loyalty and longing threads through family mischief and quiet revelations.
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Charl S
Mr. Silvestre
Captain Brabazon
Silvia
Milly
Fane
George Vestris
Paul ‘Vash R
Brabazon
Oliver
Paul
Captain Oliver
Nell
Sir George Vestris
Charteris
Luttrell
George
Charles Lovelace
Paul Vasher
Jack
Alice
Charles
Mr. Frith
Paul Washer
The Queen of Women and Home Dominion
In a June 17 sermon Rev. Dr. Talmage argues that women hold true power at home and in moral influence, not just suffrage. He urges women to value their existing rights, champion home life, and embrace leadership in family and faith, warning against dissipated living and urging noble example for future generations.
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Old Port
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Revered Mungo Fraser Endorses Dr Agnew Catarrhal Powder
Hamilton Presbyterian pastor Rev Mungo Fraser D D speaks of relief from chronic cold and catarrh after using Dr Agnew's Catarrhal Powder. He praises its quick action via a breeze puff from the blower included with each bottle. The powder claims to relieve hay fever colds headaches sore throats and deafness. Sold by druggists with sample blower available for two 3 cent stamps from 5 G Detchon 44 Church Street Toronto.
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Agnew
Presbyterian Church of Canada
Mungo Fraser
Canada
Agnew's Cure for the Heart Promoted for Palpitations
The notice describes palpitation as a common heart disease symptom with paroxysmal attacks. It claims the heart may beat violently or rapidly and weakly, with relief promised within thirty minutes by Dr Agnew's cure, sold by druggists, and urges immediate treatment.
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Agnew
South American Kidney Cure Promises Relief for All Ages
An advertisement touts South American Kidney Cure as effective for kidney troubles across ages including children and the elderly with relief claimed within six hours. It also markets South American Rheumatic Cure and notes a Hamilton case of rheumatism cure in three to four days. A separate anecdote about a life insurance agent recounts three clients who were rejected after health examinations, despite lavish efforts to secure their business.
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Paul Vasher
Silvia
Luttrell
Mr. Washer
Paul
Pimpernel
Panch
Miss Lister
Jack
Fane
Captain Oliver
Jerusalem the Golden
Mr. Skipworth
Jeremiah
Briers
Luttrell Court
Mr Vasher
Milly
Mrs. Lister
Victoria
Bethich
Portland
Oregonian
Panama
San Francisco
Monterey
Mr.j. McFarlane
Wellington Street
Hamilton
Partners In Crime
Tey
Almos
Spoiled His Good Work By A Grudging Contractor
A philanthropic contractor, Mr X, questions Pat Mulcahey about leaving his job. Pat relays a tale of a brutal boss, a hill top drill, a fine hole filled with powder, and a lesson learned, mixed with humorous quips about mothers and marriage.
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Mr. X
Pat Mulcahey
Pat
Boss Smith
E. B. Eddy's Satisfaction Cited In Public Use
From public sentiment, E. B. Eddy's is praised as the best match and widely used. The text asserts high general satisfaction with no noticeable shortcomings, implying almost universal approval among nine tenths of people.
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E. B. Eddy
Man Recovers Health After Pink Pills Trial
Joseph N. Barton of Montague township suffered bilious fever that left him weak and unable to work. After a failed first trial of Dr Williams Pink Pills, he resumed and soon gained from 135 to 180 pounds, averaging about a pound a day. He credits the pills with his recovery and praises their use for many ailments including female and male health issues.
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Joseph N. Barton
Merrickville
Montague
Barton
Notwii
Dr. Williams
Williams
Dr. Williams’ Medicine Company
Brockville
Ont
Schenectady
N.Y
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