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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jul 27, 1911
Page
7
A humorous note on marriage money and a quip about a rich wife. Parmelees Vegetable Pills are praised as a remedy for mood and stomach trouble, claimed to restore healthy digestion and relieve torpid liver and melancholy. The Houston Post joke about ice water ends the fragment.
A Cleveland Plain Dealer quip imagines travel to war with Mexico to collect Mexican drawn work. The speaker jokes about capturing art during conflict and choosing pieces before they are sorted over. The exchange humorously notes fascination with Mexican art amid warfare.
A vintage advertisement pledges a one hundred dollar reward for catarrh cures Hall's Catarrh Cure is promoted as a blood and mucous system remedy with testimonials from Toledo wholesalers Alding Kinnan & Marvin endorse F J Cheney & Co. The text also advertises Hall's Family Pills for constipation and ends with a quip about sentiment and sloppiness.
A lines from Cleveland Leader quote shows a lumberman and his friend Chappie chatting about a hunting trip. Cholly dismisses the plan, joking they should bag nothing but their trousers, reflecting lighthearted mudsill humor of the era.
The Act promotes thrift by offering Canadians a safe plan for old age at low cost. Deposits earn 4 percent compound interest, with annuities starting at age 55 or later, paid quarterly. Minimum $50, maximum $600. renewals allowed if payments cease. other options include immediate and last survivor annuities, and guaranteed terms. About 1,900 participants and $290,000 in the fund. Lecturers and staff support outreach. inquiries directed to the Superintendent of Canadian Government Annuities in Ottawa.
A 19th century advertisement extols Parmelee's Vegetable Pills as a simple cheap and effective regulator of the digestive system. The copy emphasizes affordability accessibility and suitability for the poor and those seeking to avoid doctor bills while critiquing obstinacy in health beliefs.
A suffragette challenges a speaker with the question of what man has done for woman and a voice from the rear counters that men have supplied a model women strive to imitate while attending a public hall discussion.
Jack explains Ethel is extremely shy as she blushes whenever the billiards balls miss each other. Will notes how shy she can be in the playful exchange.
Promoting Dr Williams Pink Pills as a remedy for female fatigue and weakness, the ad cites Mrs C J Brook’s testimonial of improved health and appetite after treatment. It notes availability from medicine dealers or by mail and includes sidebar lines about a corn cure and a light humorous exchange.
A family supper scene includes Adeline asking why the man’s heir is dark while his beard is white. The table hushes as her quip lands, suggesting the heir uses his jaw more than his head.
The narrator describes Kingston Jamaica as a bustling market hub where vendors transport produce on foot from up to 20 miles away. Donkeys are rare but noted for burdening work. climate tests residents yet Kingston quiets at night with near empty streets and a preference for white clothing over black.
Mr Matheson Lang, cousin of Dr Cosmo Gordon Lang Archbishop of York, stars with Miss Hutt Brittan in a sensational costume play The House on the Heath at the Palladium. Lang, famed for Shakespearean roles at the Lyceum, notes Hamlet as his favorite part and shares a self deprecating anecdote about his portrayal.
In a country village service Mr. Spurgeon heard a sermon and, after the address, the Metropolitan Tabernacle pastor entered unrecognized to thank the preacher. The visitor revealed his name, joking he preaches in London, causing the famed minister to redden with embarrassment.
Mrs Sumner Clark wore the most expensive London wedding dress of 1910 for her marriage to Mr James J Harrison at year end. The gown featured fabulous Venetian lace and ivory satin, with a sable trim on the stole and mua worn by Mrs care.
The Canadian Association for the Prevention of Tuberculosis led by Earl Grey prepares for its annual meeting in London Ontario on May 18 and 19. Officials urge municipal representatives to inspect the Queen Alexandra Sanatorium in London as a model tuberculosis hospital.
The Montreal Herald laments the impossibility of embalming photographing or phonographing Dr Cook's nerve to let future ages witness what it calls the era's most monumental achievement.
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