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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 07, 1910
Page
2
An ad praises Zam-Buk a natural healing balm for wounds ulcers and blood poisoning. It urges use after a boy’s death from blood infection and claims the product kills germs unseen by the eye. It emphasizes nature’s healing power and price fifty cents per box.
The article chronicles Tellus, a celebrated trotter bred in Alliance, Ohio, whose racing career spans six years with 49 starts, 29 wins, and earnings of 5440 dollars. It notes his 2:10ish best times on half mile tracks, outlines his fragile later years, and discusses breeding, promotion, and international trotting dynamics as context for the sport.
During a revival night for married men a preacher urged all troubled husbands to stand. All rose except one, who confessed he could not move, claiming paralysis. The moment drew laughs as the preacher teased the lone sitter. Later an amateur writer received a blunt rejection letter advising to “put it with the other irons.”
A collection of brief humorous exchanges and anecdotes. A senator explains an effective approach to policy, a wife debates heat with coal and boiling water, and a host introduces a guest amid light banter. The pieces showcase quick witted comebacks and everyday comic misunderstandings.
A testimonial from Mrs James Fenwick of Ontario credits Fruit-atives fruit medicine with curing a water tumor after seven years of torture and morphia use. She says friends hailed her return to life and touts pricing of six dollars for two fifty, with orders through Fruit-atives Limited Ottawa.
A landlord questions a prospective tenant about having children and learns they do. The children answer yes and the landlord agrees to a lease, then the children return from the cemetery where they had been sent to play.
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