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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 08, 1907
Page
3
An advertisement touts Rileans as a cure for heartburn indigestion and related ailments. It describes bile, herbal essences, and liver interactions restoring appetite and vitality. Sold by druggists at 50 cents a box or 6 boxes for 2.54 from the Eilean Co Toronto, post free.
A humorous exchange about family ties. Brown explains there are twelve children in their family. John Brown is the oldest and the speaker is the youngest. The remark plays on distant relative versus brother in a lighthearted tone.
Dyspepsia deranges the nervous system and nervous debility is hard to cure. Numerous testimonials claim Parmalee's Vegetable Pills restore digestive tone and bring equilibrium to nerve centres, producing good results.
The Vatican complains that evil disposed persons are spreading reports that large offers of Peter's peace are pouring in from all parts of the world.
Stratford Ontario reports strong finances with waterworks income totaling 23914 and working expenses 7757 for the year. Gross earnings reach 16157 while interest and sinking fund total 9811. City Council received 700 for office rent and the rest funded system extensions. Since municipal purchase, Stratford waterworks cost no outlay and residents expect lower rates and expanded service.
A notably brief will filed for probate before St Thomas officials is described as peculiarly concise and addressed to a peculiar recipient, marking it as an unusual probate entry in county records.
Lord Graham eldest son of the Duke of Montrose abandons royal navy aims to join a major Clyde shipyard as an active partner apprentice. He works in fitting out a deep sea steamer with suction gas engines while learning across departments. He previously sailed before the mast and served in the Boer War before marrying into wealth.
An advertisement touts Baby's Own Tablets as a cure for minor infant ailments and claims natural, restful sleep for babies. It includes a testimonial from Mrs. L. Gagne of Edmundston and notes availability by mail for 25 cents a box from The Dr. Williams' Medicine Co. in Brockville Ont. Also mentions a Regina auction turning to a church, a claim about White Pass and Kuion railway sale, and Wolford's Lotion for animal and human itch relief.
A historical list shows what a penny worth of electricity could do in Loughborough. It includes cleaning 5 000 knives, warming feet for 5 hours, cleaning 75 pairs of boots, curling tongs daily, kneading eight sacks of flour, boiling nine kettles, cooking 15 chops in 15 minutes, sewing 21 hours, and carrying loads 80 feet high thirty times.
Step by step method to ship flowers by mail. A long potato is hollowed, stems inserted, wrapped in wet cotton, then sealed with tin foil to retain moisture for an extended period.
A dialogue fragment shows a man expressing unworthiness to a woman while holding her hand, with her reply referencing past agreements and a plea about parental approval. The text conveys romantic tension and a call for consent from both partners and their families.
The average fingernail grows about one thirty second of an inch per week, totaling over a year and a half. Nails grow faster in summer, middle finger nails lengthen quickest while thumbs lag. Right hand nails outpace left, with an estimated four and a half months per full growth cycle. Over a man’s life, nails renew roughly 186 times, with an aggregate length of seventy seven and a half feet across all nails.
Only those with experience can tell the torture corns cause. Pain with boots on and off, night and day, but relief is near for users of Holloway's Corn Cure.
A London dispatch says circles report that Mer Kennedy rector of the American college will soon vacate his Rome post for a bishopric in the United States. The government plans a half mile breakwater on King street west of Kingston harbour.
An assortment of promotional notices and quotes including Hall's Catarrh Cure praised by druggists in Toledo and ads for Worm Exterminator and constipation pills. Mentions Winston Churchill remark at a colonial conference and a Canadian motor car booster quote.
A spuriously quoted prospect offers a $10,000,000 prize to reverse the formation of caoutchouc from isoprene, a known but unresolved reaction. The piece notes rubber demand, plantings in Ceylon and Malay regions, and futures for cheap production amid rising prices, ending with a rector’s humorous exchange.
G F Worden of St John reports a Quinzy attack that laid him up two weeks. He used Minard's Liniment on the swelling, left a cloth saturated with the product on his throat overnight, and woke to find the swelling gone attributing the improvement to the liniment.
An intellectually ambitious girl asks what matters for sharp wit. Miss Cayenne says the key is friends who are slow to anger, offering a calm circle that keeps exchanges controlled and quick.
Advertises a nerve and stomach remedy claiming to strengthen digestion and circulation, purge impurities, and restore health. It asserts success with hundreds of chronic cases baffling physicians and promises renewed vitality.
Honorary secretaries of the King Edward's Hospital Fund for London announce a bequest from the late Alfred Bell. Executors pay £20,179 totaling the £20,000 legacy free of duty plus accumulated interest to the fund.
A London government board report states that men whose applications were entertained represented 16 percent of the working population. The figure highlights employment access among male workers in the city’s economy.
Some settlers in the Pelly district about fifty miles northwest of Swan River Manitoba have installed their own telephone system using barb wire fences for the purpose. Distemper cures are claimed for cattle and horses by Minard's Liniment amid local farm practices and improvised communications.
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