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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Aug 17, 1911
Page
6
A Baltimore American column excerpt features a voice scolding a couple for dismissing George and Gladys. The speaker praises George as steady and promising, while the other laments an ill fit due to mispronunciations like garage rhyming with carriage, framing a humorous courtship hurdle.
An article argues greasy ointments worsen skin conditions and promotes Dr Williams Pink Pills as a cure by purifying the blood. It includes a testimonial from Mrs. S. L. Peterson of Brandon Manitoba and lists other ailments treated by the pills.
The notice discusses anemia and the spring season as trying for sufferers and hints at remedies to enrich blood and restore vitality. It emphasizes blood richness and red blood cell health as the hopeful path forward.
The advertisement claims anaemia cures by Dr Chase's Nerve Food, a restorative that strengthens organs and builds up blood. It touts spring blood thinning, lists sleeplessness and pains as conditions improved, and promotes Me a box. 6 for 2.50 from Edmonson Bates Co. Limited Toronto dealers.
A notice describes life payable annuities and a Guaranteed Annuity option offering fixed payments for 5 10 or 15 or 80 years with protection for dependents. An example shows a 75 year old paying 2643 for a 300 a year guarantee for ten years and income at 6 percent.
At the Yarmouth Y M C A Boys Camp held at Tusket Falls in August MINARDS LINIMENT was praised for immediate relief of sunburn colic and toothache.
A prisoner explains he robbed alone due to fear a partner might prove dishonest, as quoted in the Toledo Blade.
Prof Wyndham Cottle of the Royal College of Surgeons and Dr R Cunyngham Brown assert that long continued painful emotion in a mule such as fear or fright can cause temporary paralysis. They, backed by the National Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, say what is seen as sulking is a cataleptic state from indigestion fear. Gentle words and sugar help restore the mule.
The piece argues Mayor Hopewell will attend the coronation and seeks a unique honor for capital city leaders. It notes Toronto and Montreal could overlook his claim while insisting on a comparable recognition for mayors of national capitals. The idea mirrors London’s lord mayor homage.
Smitherson comes home hungry and asks his wife for food. He orders, “cook up everything in the house.” She asks about the hunger, and he replies, in a final tone, that he will sell the stove. This quip appears in Success Magazine.
A Newfoundland style feature reports hardy clam fishermen in Bay St. George praising Dodd's Kidney Pills for relief from five years of rheumatism lumbago and neuralgia caused by strain and cold. Mr C Green recounts lasting benefits and urges friends to try the remedy amid tales of near drowning memories.
The anecdote recalls David Moffatt of Denver who exited a Pullman to encounter a mistaken admirer. A flirtatious scene unfolds as a young woman hugs him in public, mistaking him for her father. Officers arrive to recover the man’s watch and diamond scarf pin and remove him from the crowd.
An American archaeologist roaming the Roman Forum explains its history to a curious Western New Yorker woman who asks about the ruins. He describes pageant after pageant of past armies and peoples, ending with a relieved exclamation on the site’s historic significance.
The text warns travelers to carry Dr. J. D. Kellogg's Dysentery Cordial for cases of dysentery when away from doctors. It stresses preparation and having a standard remedy ready to cope with the illness. It also includes a snippet of a humorous exchange about old ruins in England and an attempted marriage proposal observed in Princeton Tiger.
Hawkins visits Binks and his seven children during a country tour for dinner. Hawkins asks if any child is a favorite. Binks hesitates before noting they are more interested in a 1911 model than earlier ones, reflecting a lighthearted exchange from Harper's.
A Toronto cabbie schemes to fleece a trusting passenger by insisting on a return guarantee after a call for ten o'clock. The fare, noting the con, offers a counter guarantee before handing over a dollar, but both sides depart without payment or agreement.
In the Milwaukee News a playful tirade from the Playwriter laments vulgar demands of commercialism. A quip is shared about a hospital versus a sanatorium with the punch line about a twenty dollar weekly bill from the Kansas City Journal.
Halifax man George Andrews reports years of chronic constipation resolved by Dr Morse's Indian Root Pills. He claims the pills regulate the stomach and bowels and praise their efficacy for constipation and related kidney issues. Packs sell for 25 cents a box.
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