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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 13, 1911
Page
6
A San Saba Texas resident, Mrs J Bourland, details 23 years of chronic catarrh with burning head mucous drainage and cough. She notes persistent bowel disturbances, bilious colic, and hemorrhages before trying Peruna. After three days relief began and five bottles completed a full cure, with strong recommendation for others afflicted.
A comic talk about Nell and Belle debating whether Nell’s boss is engaged or promising marriage after stopping expensive presents. The scene contrasts romance rumors with a product ad for Pickle’s Anti-Consumptive Syrup and a jab about vacation denial from the Houston Post.
The item notes Shilohs Cure claiming to stop eye cares and heal the throat for 25 cents. Bernard Shaw, noting humor in diet, introduces Sir Edward Lyon who favors nut diets at a recent meeting, quipping he is “of the earth, earthy, and of the nuts.”
Ills of winter coughs and colds urged to use Dr Chase's Syrup of Linseed and Turpentine as the best preventive. Warned against four imitators and urged to buy only the genuine with A. W. Chase, M.D. portrait and signature on each bottle. Availability via Edmanson Bates & Co. Toronto.
The passage recounts John Ssten Cooke, an enlisted Richmond battery man in the War of the Rebellion, being noticed by General J. E. B. Stuart for daring service. Stuart hints at promotion, testing Cooke by a boxing gesture before directing him to wear a major’s insignia. It highlights Cooke’s bravado under fire and the era’s vivid wartime camaraderie. The excerpt also cites a humorous anecdote from Ralph Cameron about a macabre invitation and a Mother Graves Worm Exterminator ad.
Lafond Alberta special report shows Mrs Agnes Vaillancourt testifying to lasting relief from kidney disease after three years of pain. Six boxes of Dodd's Kidney Pills left her completely cured and in perfect health. The piece emphasizes that women's health hinges on kidney function and promotes Dodd's Kidney Pills as the sure solution.
A collage of jokes and ad snippets includes Three Finger Sam on ecards in the fridge to detect cheaters, a sore throat warning for Hamlins Wizard, a will quip about alimony escalations, and PAZO OINTMENT promising relief from piles in days, plus a pocket-theft wife gag from the Baltimore American.
Imitation celluloid collars made from goat milk are used by artisans and coachmen in Paris. Marketed as 48 serviceable with less polish than true celluloid, milk collars are produced by pressing curds and whey to resemble celluloid. Milk-based articles have appeared in Europe for billiard balls and other goods. Dr Thomas Electric Oil advertised as a liniment to ease neuralgia and back pain, claiming rapid relief and restorative comfort.
A courtroom exchange has the lawyer probing what the defendant discussed with the witness. The witness clarifies the conversation focused on a tilliphone incident, with the Boston Transcript cited in the dialogue.
A fragment mentions Shilohs Cure quickly stopping coughs and curing colds with a 25 cent price. The text shifts to a courtroom exchange from Chicago News where a complainant describes a cruel husband who uses telephone calls to speak and disconnect before reply.
A novice angler, wearing bright red varnish, hooks a one pound trout. He steadily reels it in until the fish nears the rod tip, then notices a stranger on the bank. The mentor’s punchline: climb up the pole after him.
Bowel trouble causes most infant illnesses. regular bowels keep babies bright. The Dr Williams Medicine Co offers Baby’s Own Tablets at 25 cents a box, with Mrs Free man Feener of Barry's Corner Nova Scotia praising their effect after her previously small frail child became a healthy baby.
A short exchange recounts a boy leaning farthest out a window during a game and winning, resulting in an injury for the speaker's brother. The incident highlights a dangerous dare among siblings or peers with no further context or names.
A quoted vignette from Success Magazine shows Frank asking a hardware clerk for the biggest thermometer to warm his bedroom, while noting he was sent to the hardware store for the instrument. Minard's liniment is referenced as a product nearby.
Farmers' patented points save welding time and expense. Made from tool steel to outwear ordinary points. They can be sharpened or replaced without bolts, fitting all plows. Windsor Ontario firm offers sizes and pricing.
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