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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Feb 24, 1910
Page
2
A New York boy brings a college friend to the city after ten years away. While strolling Broadway near Twelfth Street they recall Grace Church and discuss companions, highlighting a light, observational travel moment amid an urban backdrop.
A claimed universal nerve tonic from a dominant authority promises quick recovery from nervous exhaustion melancholy anxiety timidity dizziness heart palpitation insomnia and fatigue. Instructions outline home mixing with syrups tonics and plant essences and prescribe a teaspoonful after meals and at night for several weeks with asserted safe powerful results.
A Detroit Free Press item presents a sharp exchange on wealth with one speaker doubting the amount of money another claims to have. The other counters that if true wealth existed the person would spend more and speak less.
A satirical line from The Delineator features Minard's liniment praised for curing garget in cows while a girl named Mabel protests her slow pace in class. She declares she left school not by choice but by circumstance, in tones of injured innocence.
The lesson contrasts earthly riches with treasure in heaven and urges focus on God not wealth. It cites Bible verses on trust in the Living God, warns against serving both God and gold, and urges believers to seek first the kingdom while trusting divine care for daily needs. Stories and quotes support steadfast faith amid worldly pressures.
A brief exchange shows a woman sighing about Eve and a man noting she cleaned hose for a dollar. The judge is referenced in the dialogue.
A claim that Baby's Own Tablets cure stomach and teething troubles with no opiate, promising relief for sickly crying children. Includes testimonial from Mrs. Meurice Murphy of Glanford Ontario and notice of sale at 25 cents a box from Dr. Williams' Medicine Co. Brockville Ontario.
An advertisement argues mood and health stem from stomach and liver function and promotes Parmelee's Vegetable Pills as a cheap simple cure. It claims the pills improve digestion aid nerves and restore spirits with lasting effects. Also includes a brief mock dialogue about policyholder voice.
An advertisement claims Pazo Ointment cures itching bleeding or protruding piles in 6 to 14 days or a full refund. The price is 50 cents.
Mistress in a rush learns a clock trick by the maid to gain time for an imminent steamer departure. Puck notes JT anticipated the rush and set the clock back thirty minutes to help.
Plain Talks to Women emphasizes safe skin care for children and warns that topical salves can enter the bloodstream. It extols Zam-Bak as absolutely pure with no animal fat, coloring, or harsh antiseptics, claiming it is antiseptic and soothing for injuries and sore places.
A southern Ohio coal miner who cannot read or write found only No. 16 on his pay envelope. He puzzled over the mark and quipped it spelling George Primrose, while other notes parody signage and ads, including a theatre announcement and a shop window sign.
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