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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Feb 10, 1910
Page
2
A brief quip notes a street car conductor in Zanesville Ohio who thanks passengers for fares and is deemed new to the job. The item echoes a Chicago Tribune snatch about polite transit service. A second paragraph touts Bickle's Anti-Consummptive Syrup and Rickie's Syrup as cold remedies, urging quick use to expel germs and ease symptoms.
In a dialogue between Emma and Quet, the team laments the inability to recruit a woman willing to work undercover. The exchange highlights recruitment challenges and gender barriers within the detective unit.
Montreal report cites L J R Hubert of 214 James Street praising Dodd's Kidney Pills as a peerless kidney remedy. He says they cure diseased kidneys and ease related conditions, noting acceptance by medical men and Canada’s best people. He urges neighbors to inquire locally. Also mentions a church choir change and a child's remark about a new terror in the choir.
A fragment from Harper’s Magazine recalls an Irish recruit in battle who, mocked for his first shot, asserts he followed the general’s order to strike for home. He notes that those who struck for their country are still there.
Three young men on a fishing and hunting trip near Hampton Roads risked profit for pleasure. At Emal Island they planned a long night, and George waking at daybreak fired both shots from a double barrel, claiming nothing was wrong as the day broke.
The article promotes Dr Williams Pink Pills as a cure for indigestion outlining benefits to digestion and blood. It cites Miss Blanche Wallace of Dartmouth New Hampshire who improved after using the pills and notes availability by mail or local dealers.
An old promotional note warns shoppers to insist on Zam-Built Zam-Buk and avoid imitations. It argues that inferior copies deceive buyers when seeking value and highlights the protected name on each packet. The piece ends with a literary aside about selling property and drinking wine under trees.
An advertisement from Windsor Ontario promotes a home cure for leucorrhoea ulcers displacements and uterine and ovarian issues claiming free instruction and a low weekly cost. The pitch mentions painful periods nervousness and menopausal symptoms with a free book offered and a respond by mail to Mrs M Summers Box H 77 Windsor. A separate line references Meggendorfer Blaetter chatter about a daughter's engagement.
The Housekeeper quotes a scene where Helen jokes about life after misbehavior. Her mother warns that naughtiness bars heaven, while Helen muses she has visited many places including Uncle Tom's Cabin and the circus.
The Potters Drug & Chemical Corp promotes Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment as essentials for preventing and treating minor skin eruptions and maintaining skin and hair health. They offer a free 32 page book on care of skin and scalp. The ad includes a humorous exchange from Fliegende Blaetter about a boy earning money.
Cabshaw jokes that a female advocate would gain traction by returning to core principles and showing passion for the cause. The exchange hints at debates over women’s political influence and strategy in campaigning.
A reader from the Maritime Provinces extols MINARD'S LINIMENT noting it has stood the test of time and remains a trusted remedy in their home. The testimonial claims many competitors have failed to imitate its staying power.
In Flie gende Blaetter a writer asks why a man who discovers genius grows his hair long while a woman who becomes conscious gets her hair cut short. The remark probes societal expectations of appearance and genius across genders.
An advertisement asserts Pazo Ointment can cure itching bleeding and protruding piles in six to fourteen days or a full refund, priced at 50 cents.
A fairy piece uses dominos as actors with beams showing numbers. A veteran performer resigns over being cast as double blank, accusing unfair casting while noting his fifteen sous nightly pay. The rector and management debate the issue and the incident highlights theatre inequity.
Dr Thomas Eclectric Oil expands its circle of friends daily with orders reaching distant western and northern locales. Its fame travels widely due to its claimed humanity aiding effects and moderate price.
Pursuant to Judge Denton order the formula plans and drawings of machinery found at Morrison and Gibson homes for former employees have been turned over to the Gillett Company.
A knighted port captain recalls rough travel in the California gold rush era when ships carried crowds far beyond halting capacity. He cites an extreme voyage from New York with over a thousand passengers and warns about the potential for uproar if too few slept aboard. Lifebuoy Soap advertised as refreshing for bath or toilet and underclothing cleaning.
A railroad case witness at Fort Worth described the scene in his own words. He said he heard a whistle, stepped off, returned to the track, and found Ole missing parts of his body with Ole’s hat nearby, prompting the remark that something mighty happened to Ole.
Mrs. Maria Geerts of Orienta Oklahoma praises Perma the Household Remedy and Dr Hartman for healing her chronic catarrh boosting her weight from 100 to 140 pounds. She notes husband and children cured of asthma earache and throat catarrh and credits the medicine and advice for her regained health.
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