Nerviline praised as universal horse liniment in letter
A Wellington area resident extols Nerviline as the best remedy for distemper and various horse ailments. The testimonial claims rapid relief for a horse’s throat swelling cough and general pain after using Nerviline with sweet oil, urging stock raisers to use it and avoid substitutes. The product is offered in two bottle sizes for pennies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J J. Evanston
Wellington
D.E
Kingston
Ont
Willy the Dog Loses Trail Ends With Found Pup
An old man with a kind heart chases rumors of Willy the boy only to learn Willy is a muddy puppy. A girl leads him through the streets to the fat pup, which she embraces with happiness, while the man remains stern and disappointed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willy
Humorous Vignettes Highlight Everyday Interactions
A collage of short comic exchanges features a farmer and son. a doctor remarking on German measles. a tailor or shopkeeper quip about service. a teacher testing a commandment. a loafer's take on time and money. diners debating roast mutton orders. gossiping pets. a clever street-urchin remark. and a tramp seeking shelter, all delivered in a light, old‑time newspaper tone. The items capture social quirks, class humor, and quick punchlines from various daily scenes.
No Faith Cure Found For Rheumatism Fear
Newcastle New Brunswick Special report tells of Mr Black who suffered crippling sciatica and rheumatic back pain. A friend gave him a third of a box of Dodd's Kidney Pills and he claims relief, now urging neighbors with kidney and rheumatic ailments to try the pills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newcastle
N.B
Wolf
Dodd
Mr. Black
Odd
Cattle Size Surges Since Early Times in Breed and Farm Tools
An historical note explains cattle now average around 700 pounds on the hoof versus 370 pounds in 1710, with claims of dramatic growth over 200 years. It discusses farming progress, the rise of machinery, and the need for proper lubrication for devices like mowers, reapers, and threshers. It cites Imperial Oil Company’s Granite Harvester Oil as a durable lubricant designed for rough farm conditions and temperature variations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davenant
McCulock
Imperial Oil Company Limited
Winnipeg
Major Brino Star Emerges In Canadian Trots Feature
The Horseman notes Major Brino, a Canadian-bred trotter, as a standout in the sport. Bred from Wildbrino and Veta lineage, the black unsexed horse shows promise to top leading pages with a notable history potential.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Major Brino
Wildbrino
Dr Kellogg Dysentery Cordial for child safety
A colonial health notice warns that overeating green fruit in summer can trigger cholera morbus in children. It claims Dr J D Kellogg Dysentery Cordial halts inflammation and purging, saving the child's life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Kellogg
Marine Eye Relief Soothes Red Weak Watery Eyes
A short note promotes Marine Eye Relief as a soothing remedy for red, weak, and watery eyes. The product is described as relieving discomfort and suitable for eye care use.
Major Brino Star of Canadian Harness Racing Returns
Major Brino, a 13 year old freelegged pacer raised in Kent County, has raced with consistent grit across Canada. Under owner William Hodson of Montreal and trainer Billy Hodson, he rebounded from lameness to win heats and reach 2.05% at Grand Rapids, later matching 2.03% and 2.02% while finishing narrowly behind Darkey Hal at Syracuse.
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Red
Bruno
Tme
Major Brino
Kentounty
Chatham
William Hodson
Montreal
Selt Wert
Billy Hodsex
Brantford
Grand Rapids
Syracuse
Darkey Lial
Jelding
All Stars
Canada
Fair Country
Dufferin Track
Uncle Sam
Toronto
Jim Fisher
John McEwen
Dr Hamilton's Pills praised by user from Pieton
A testimonial extols Dr Hamilton's Pills for constipation liver and stomach relief. The writer from Pieton claims the pills are mild, effective and superior to substitutes, recommending them for elderly and weak individuals. Sold widely for 25 cents per box or by The Catarrozone Co Kingston Ont.
No-Record Horses and Bear Class Winds in Winter Racing
The writer argues for suspensions and tighter penalties to deter owners from starting horses unprepared to win. He notes many so called good or no-record horses are kept over, hoping for winter riches, and recalls last season’s ice races where no-record pacers outperformed earlier contenders. He warns several bears may emerge in slow classes this winter and that racing for first money in every start remains the long-term path to success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Fisher
John McEwen
Newmarket
Nat. Ray
McEwen
Northern Flyer
John
McEwenost
Ray
Planet
Reynolds
Fleming
Violet
Rowntree
Gold King
Parmelee's Vegetable Pills Stand as Standard Medicine
The pills, made entirely from vegetables, have earned a long standing place as a standard medicine. Simple in composition they suit weak stomachs and are sure to improve sluggish digestion, offering reviving and salutary effects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parmelee
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Prince Edward Farmer
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Setihib
Bam
Tons Temple St
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Bentreel
Agesis
Oeanten Boltawisak Co. Y CO
Winnipes
Raviosal
Brlg & Cherical CO
Winnipeg & Cabary
Vanscever
National Drug & Chemical Co
Terente
Enen
Tner
Oprietor
Ontreet
Jem
Kitty Fletcher
Mr. Cumrox
Blaskleigh
W. F. Black
Sciatica
Dr.Martel
Kendall
Port Kallis
B.C
Jumeléth
George Gordon
Heroe
Kendall CO
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Dyola
Seieeonae
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