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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 16, 1910
Page
6
A collage of humorous dialogs and vignettes featuring a mix of characters and situations. It includes exchanges about anger and perception, a jail sentence for wife beating, and a cartoonish office scene with a newly promoted foreman. Also a seller touts multipurpose scissors with emphasis on practicality and steel quality.
A new pocket sized combination knife integrates scissors with multiple functions. The device includes two legs that fold for cutting and also serves as a cigar and flower cutter, pliers, a three inch graduated measure, a paper knife edge, a screwdriver, a railway carriage key, a wire cutter and a coin tester notch.
Fragmentary ad text touts Murine for relieving tired eyes and irritation. Mentions brand, relief claim, and imagery of a weary wearer, with references to a product line and company name.
The piece cites a letter about Benjamin Franklin and his brother John illustrating a Unitarian leaning. It portrays death as transition to eternal life, defends mortals’ bodies as tools for learning and helping others, and notes Franklin’s path beyond the visible church. It reflects a philosophical, nonsectarian Anglican tone in his death reflections.
A dated quip from Benjamin Franklin written on May 12 2790 reflects a farewell mood about paths together and the inevitability of reunion, noting assurance in where to find them and a shared sense of departure.
A dubious eye remedy marketed under a sensational claim promises to soothe sore and weak eyes and relieve eye pain. The product targets adults and babies with conditions described as scaly eyelids and granulation amid claims of eye strengthening effects.
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