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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jul 25, 1913
Page
6
Harry contemplates a rumored desertion as Lilias endures unseen torment. Lilias clings to both Harry and Lady Anne, admiring his gallantry yet resenting the barriers between them. A hotel interview interrupts Harry as a mysterious lady seeks him for an urgent talk.
Lady Anne Daubeney hosts Harry in a smart hotel when Inspector Hutchins arrives with tragic news that Reuben Symonds, her Melbourne cousin, is dead near Bloxham after a night train. Henry Cleverworth claims kinship and asks questions while the scene ties to Lady Anne and Harry.
An Edinburgh professor visiting a fashionable house grows unsteady during dinner and, with guests watching, the nurse brings in twins. He studies them anxiously and softly exclaims, Really, what a bonny little child.
Advertisement asserts deafness caused by inflamed Eustachian tube mucous lining. Claims Hall's Catarrh Cure can restore function and restore hearing, offering $100 for any cure not achieved. Mentions Hall's Pills for constipation and Cheney & Co of Toledo as sellers.
A brief exchange ends with Jones and Smith agreeing to relocate their homes to better localities. Jones plans to move to a new area, while Smith states he will remain where he is.
An advertisement asserts PAZO OINTMENT cures itching bleeding prolapsed piles in six to fourteen days and offers a money back refund by the druggist. It highlights quick relief and a 60 cent price point.
Two wealthy women discuss new neighbors in a grand district home. They note the couple’s wealth, boasting twenty servants, eighteen horses, twelve dogs, four motor cars, and one child. Also advertised is Miller's Worm Powders claimed to purge worms and aid infant health with safe usage.
A lighthearted street exchange shows a constable teasing a boy who threw a snowball and the officer acknowledging the hit with good humor. The passerby notes the skill in a playful, festive mood.
The ad urges prompt treatment of common childhood ailments with Baby's Own Tablets to regulate stomach and bowels and keep youngsters well. A testimonial from Mrs. Lenora M. Thompson of Oil Springs, Ontario praises the tablets as highly helpful, and the product is sold by medicine dealers or by mail for 25 cents per box from The Dr. Williams' Medicine Co. in Brockville Ontario.
A playful dialogue features Willie Father as captain of the ship at home and mother as first mate in Sunday School. Willie claims to be the compass since others keep boxing him, revealing family dynamics in a lighthearted scene.
It explains that many ailments stem from a disordered liver and promotes Parmelee's Vegetable Pills as a superior liver regulator. The pills are described as gentle yet effective, suitable for even the most delicate users.
A dialogue excerpt shows a woman pressing for a sea crossing while a man deflects, claiming he would sacrifice his feelings to accompany her and insisting his visit would be to please her.
A garbled dialogue traces a couple's flirtation and hesitation about marriage and secrecy. The exchange mentions a wife, Jo of Brown, a rumor about a steamer, and a line about life after, concluding with them living happily ever after.
Mr W G Reid of Hamilton Ontario reports two years of muscular and inflammatory rheumatism with little relief from climate changes. A city manager suggested gin pills and after eight boxes he says he is cured. He endorses "the conqueror of Rheumator and Kinney Disease" from National Drug and Chemice Co of Canada Limited.
A comic exchange shows a stenographer negotiating pay after announcing marriage to a poet. The employer jokes about the wedding halting work, while the stenographer insists on higher wages to balance life changes.
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