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Newspaper

Miniota Herald

Location

Miniota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Jul 29, 1909

Page

3

Protruding Piles Cured by Dr Chase's Ointment Prominent letters

An advertisement style compilation asserts Dr Chase's Ointment cures protruding piles with testimonials from Captain Wm. Smith of Revelstoke and Mrs. Captain Clinansmith of Essex. It promotes the ointment as a genuine cure and lists price and availability in Toronto. The piece includes other ads for dyspepsia remedies and dental cure claims, plus a joke from the Chicago News.

Captain Clinansmith Salvation Army Essex Ont Dr. Chase

Reading magazines burdens mind in Louisville courier tale

In a Louisville Courier Journal item Minard's Liniment is praised for cures while a man frets over business and jokes about reading six magazines. A playful exchange compares vision and sight, as the Philadelphia Record notes.

Louisville Courier-Journal Tommy Philadelphia Record

Summer Complaints Deadly to Little Ones

An old advertisement warns that early summer illness can be deadly for infants and promotes Baby's Own Tablets as preventive and curative. It urges keeping the remedy in every home with young children and cites a testimonial from Mrs. P. Laroche of Les Fonds Quebec about last summer.

P. Laroche Les Fonds

Perilous perch on Tyrolean pinnacle

A climber recalls a two night standoff on a sheer rock ledge near Kitzbühel in Tyrol. He jettisoned boots and rifle to avoid a dangerous drop and used a rope and improvised ascent to reach safety, surviving hunger and fear before being recognized by a peasant woman at a nearby dwelling.

Tyrol Europe W. A. Baillie Iroham Kitzbubel Chamois

Wanted a Clerk Who Can Increase Business Across the Trade

A merchant outlines the hunt for a skilled clerk who can grow business and be trusted to act even when the boss is away. He emphasizes fair pay for good service, noting two kinds of clerks: those in demand and those employers seek to discard.

Twin City

His Just Deserts

Smith slaps Jones on the back in a greeting and wagers fifty dollars on whether Jones recalls him. Jones responds with an icy stare and passes on.

Smith Jones Lippincott’s

Fruit Hat Described in 19th Century Banter

A Baltimore American quip recalls a wife's millinery hunt ending in a peach basket hat trimmed with apples peaches and grapes. The playful exchange asks if readers desire more fruit than that in fashion humor.

Baltimore American

Aim to Succeed and Declare Yourself to Achieve

A Success Magazine writer argues that declaring strong ambition reshapes perception. When others see you are dead serious and focused, they respect your stand, avoid time wasters, and may imitate your disciplined example.

Haring Success Magazine

A Woman's Way Untangles a Busy Departure

A woman speaks of exhaustion from weeks of preparation before a planned weeklong trip, describing her fatigue to a companion in a brief conversational scene from the Atlanta Constitution.

Atlanta Constitution

Fly pads claim to kill disease-carrying flies

U S government scientists warn the common house fly spreads typhoid, diphtheria, and smallpox while Wilson's Fly Pads are touted to kill flies and germs. The page also includes a cryptic joke and a cartoon caption about courting a man of means and timing of visits.

U. S Wilson

Dr Kellogg's Dysentery Cordial Promoted as Remedy

An advertisement extols Dr J D Kelloggs Dysentery Cordial as a standard, highly concentrated remedy for summer complaints with sedative curative qualities, trusted by thousands over many years. A separate anecdote from the Washington Star describes a barefoot boy breaking his fishing pole and pondering punishment for mischief after a day without a bite.

J. D. Kellogg Washington Star

Minards Liniment credited for chest injury recovery

A Digby County resident reports a fall left a bruised chest and breathing pain. After trying various liniments, one bottle of Minards Liniment heated and applied to the chest cured the injury completely, per the testimonial from H. Aaa of Rossway.

Minard’s Liniment Co., Limited Minard

Best Friends Split Over Summer Cottage Row

A quarrel between two women over a summer rental ended friendship. One party claims the other breached terms, leading to a dispute that made headlines in their town.

Marine Eye Remedy Ad and Miscellaneous Snippets

An advertisement touts Marine Eye Remedy Co. Chicago for relieving red weak weary watery eyes with input from experienced physicians. The copy notes a illustrated Eye Book and drugstore availability. Also mentions Mother Graves Worm Exterminator for children. Contains quoted jokes from Cleveland Leader and Punch about Derby betting.

Marine Eye Remedy Marine Marine Eye Remedy Co Chicago

England's Next King A Portrait From Harper's Weekly

Harper's Weekly portrays the Prince of Wales as intellectually different from his father. He lacks quick wit, relies on awkward public speaking, and prefers a naval life. While not scandal prone, his private remarks show blunt speech and strong political views. The piece foresees a decorous but possibly dull reign, yet manageable.

Prince of Wales George III Harper’s Weekly

Motorboat weed cutter clears canals in Egypt

The London Globe notes a motorboat equipped with a weed cutting attachment operates by a V shaped knife system driven from the propeller shaft. The boat trails along the waterway bottom cutting roots, claimed to clear up to five acres per hour, tackling weed growth that chokes canals and other waterways.

Egypt London Globe

Washable Straps In Cars On Third Avenue Line

The New York Herald reports new open pay-as-you-enter straps in Third avenue cars covered by a white celluloid enamel. Straps will be cleaned daily washed with a sponge and can be perfumed and disinfected if needed. The board of health approves the safe sanitation innovation to prevent bacteria. The straps will be installed across the car system soon.

Third Avenue New York Herald

Antiquity of Tin in Phoenician Tyre Trade

The text notes tin and bronze existed in Tyre around 1000 B.C. Tyre, a Phoenician port on Syria's coast, is often cited in tin and Cornwall histories. It highlights Phoenician merchants and traders in the ancient tin trade.

Tyre Syria Cornwall Car

How did they keep the dot under him

A fragment from Circle Magazine humorously riffs on a boy turning into an interrogation point. The speaker recalls a cartoonish image and a quip about maintaining the dot beneath the figure, prompting a wry question from Cas.

Clifford Cas Circle Magazine

Strathcona Gifts Push McGill Endowments Over One Million

Lord Strathcona’s latest major contributions raise McGill University’s total gifts to just over a million dollars. Notable items include 16,000 for Royal Victoria College and 104,692 to expand medical faculty facilities, plus endowments for pathology, hygiene, botany, and pension funds, among others.

Strathcona McGill Lord Strathcona McGill University Royal Victoria College Carleton Road Medical Donald Etrathcona Hall T YD. King Pension Fund Leandois Endowment Campbell Memories

Parmelees Vegetable Pills Featured for Delicate Women

An advertisement touts Parmelees Vegetable Pills as safe for delicate women. It claims mild effective action without violent pains or purging, with thousands of female users testifying to their beneficial results for digestive disorders.

Family woes and witty quips echo in old Boston paper

Light humor and domestic anecdotes appear in a Boston Transcript item with cheeky exchanges about wills and a joke on parental tactics. A caller asks Harold how he would handle naughty children and he replies with a laconic dig at his own childhood behavior.

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