Temperance lecture leads to comic interview and mischief
A lively page of Humour includes a workingman’s playful reply about beer, front-row theater disruption by many ladies prompting a request to sit, and a string of genteel misadventures from dining debutantes to a constable’s cow and Yale Harvard jokes.
Dodd's Kidney Pills Cures Dropsy in Man's Case
Maidstone Saskatchewan June 15 1910 Special Thomas Moon a local resident suffered years of dropsical swelling from kidney disease He recounts back pain and progressive leg to body swelling Doctors gave little lasting help He credits Dodd's Kidney Pills with complete cure and notes dropsy ends when kidneys are cured It cites the remedy as relieving surplus water in blood and curing the condition
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Maidstone
Sask
Dodd
Thomas Moon
Mr. Moon
Artsy Elliot: Stanley and the Dogs memory analogy
A humorous anecdote recounts how Karaguas comparing bulldog features to Englishmen amused explorer Henry Morton Stanley. The tribe noted sharp nosed Karagua dogs resembled Englishmen more than their masters, prompting Stanley to share the quirky tale with good humor.
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Louis Napoleon
France
Charles Darwin
Paul Kruger
Henry M. Stanley
Stanley
Summer Forecast Recalled In Poetic Lines
A playful verse recalls summers past with personified Miss Sumly in high mountains and Miss Shapely among roaring waves, inviting memory of seasonal warmth and seaside charm.
Westward growth fuels trotting sport and stable prosperity
The article argues strong Westward expansion and rising purses show healthy interest in trotting. It notes high prices at winter sales, growing associations across the Southwest and Northwest, and the shift from pool bets to public support, urging Eastward development and Philadelphia to follow New York and other cities in hosting grand circuit meetings.
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Suffolk
Canadian Northwest
Manitoba
Rockies
Great West
Philadelphia
Belmont
Point Breeze Parks
New York
Hartford
Boston
Empire City Track
Buffalo
Fort Erie
Goshen
Weston
New England
Readville
Kendall's Spavin Cure Widely Sold As Horse Remedy
A long passage extols Kendall's Spavin Cure as a trusted, centuries old horse remedy sold at drug and general stores nationwide. It notes common causes of lameness and urges prompt, effective treatment. The ad mentions a free horse health book, A Treatise on the Horse and His Diseases, available via Dr. B. J. Kendall Co. in Enosburg Falls, Vermont.
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B. J. Kendall
Enosburg Falls
Ssr
Fleming
Kone Spavin
Ringbone
Idebone
Rinety-eiz
Fleming Bros
Chemin
Church Street
Toronto
Doomed to Suffering
Charles Barrett of Esc Harbor speaks of long biliousness and dyspepsia. After years of ineffective treatments he credits a remedy called Fruit-e-tives with complete relief and urges others to try it. Advertises price six for $2.10 and trial box, Ottawa dealer listings.
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Charles Barrett
Esc
Harbor Au Bouche
Imi
Ottawa
Eastern campaign may prosper with cities in line
A political editorial argues that once Philadelphia and several other points show courage and join the effort, the Eastern campaign should mirror the success seen in the West. The piece stresses unity and timely action to boost prospects.
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Philadelphia
Barrymore Teases Broadway Restaurant Waiter
ACK BARRYMORE visits a Broadway eatery and clashes with a waiter who he brandishes as a “punk dispenser” of food. The actor scolds the staffer after failing to receive an order, joking that the waiter should quit and take up piccolo at the opera.
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Waooter
Barrymore
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