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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Aug 15, 1913
Page
6
Mrs C Hlaneon wife of the proctor of Ue Low t B C suffered from piles after many doctors and an operation in Spokane. Twelve months later she was as bad again. She tried Zam-Buk and found rapid relief, claiming complete cure after using it. The ad urges others with piles eczema or skin diseases to try Zam-Buk now available at druggists and stores at 60.
Help wanted for cushion top decoration work earning 3 to 5 dollars per day. Apply to Armour Art Co. Winnipeg.
A father warns his son to avoid shaving near bare-footed boys, saying the shaving-water could prick their feet and cause danger. The remark frames a rural caution about careless grooming and public spaces.
A historical note states that the first con concordance was prepared by French monks in the year 1247, illustrating early scholarly effort in biblical study.
Mount Gambier theatergoers strike a Travellies company over admission price 2s. demanded and 1s. offered after a brief picket. The new union president counted to twenty and secured 6d. admission, ending the strike within minutes as management capitulated and the union dissolved.
Disjointed report notes that most umbrella thieves pretend to be borrowers. It suggests in an emergency a lawyer may starve if the food killer lags behind with his work.
An American testimonial from Thomas Hogan of Montreal promotes Nerviline as a versatile remedy for rheumatism sciatica lumbago and general muscle stiffness. The piece touts inward and outward use and markets a large family bottle for 50 cents and a small bottle for 10 cents through The Catarhozone Co Buffalo NY.
Margeret asks why she accepts Percy and he replies some women marry for money, some for brains, and she has neither. He says women are charitable and prefer sharing secrets to keeping them.
March brings varied weather that worsens rheumatism for many. Dr Williams Pink Pills claim to cure by cleansing the blood. A Ontario claimant Miss Mary B. Kelly reports severe pain and temporary relief until using the pills, which she says fully removed her trouble.
Doctor C A King documents personal use and prescription of Minards Liniment in medical practice. He states he has always obtained the desired effect when a liniment was required.
A reflective fragment discusses a spouse choosing to cook independently and the emotional weight of beginnings and unfinished tasks. The speaker muses that many start projects they cannot finish and reflects on perceptions of aging and voice.
A damaged OCR line references a trade or business note with mentions of profit and repeated small events. The readable text includes a taunt about sticking to a line and a remark about another party’s tail profit. Details are unclear.
A young boy sees an elephant for the first time and shouts at the sight. He describes the animal as a big cow with new horns in her mouth eating hay while standing tall.
The bounded popularity of Dr Thomas Electric Ot is not from advertising but from the medicine’s merits. It is sought in every city town and hamlet because of its good qualities.
A grouchy customer asks if the remedy will cure rheumatism while a drug clerk claims doctors won’t recommend it. The exchange hints at a 6 to 14 day trial and a money-back promise if the ointment fails to cure itching or piles, with a domestic scene of a patient and clerk.
The German committee schedules golf for the Berlin 1916 Olympic program after rejecting cricket. A special gymnastics exhibition is added to honor German gymnastic organizations, with international competitors invited to meet in competition. The piece notes the influence of leadership behind the scenes on progress.
A milkman explains his disposal of a horse bought from the city. The creature, once used to pull a sprinkling cart, slowed his business after frequent stops at hydrants and is described as the cause of his regret.
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