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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Nov 10, 1910
Page
2
An old advertisement promotes Dr Hamilton's Pills as a cleansing remedy for the liver kidneys and stomach. It claims regular use improves complexion and spirits and markets Mandrake and Butternut pills at 25 cents per box from Catarrhozone Company Kingston Canada.
On the Baltic of White Star Line an unofficial dog show was held on the upper deck for over four hundred first and second cabin passengers who could vote on sea behavior. The ship from Liverpool landed the fifteen dogs on the pier after arrival, led by Cedar the 130 pound Great Dane owned by R A C Smith. Octar the Great Dane valued at 2000 and other dogs from Corge Gould kennels.
A letter from the clothing firm reports the cloth sent was full of moths. The wholesale house reply states the customer did not order moths and that the error is theirs, asking for the moth-infested goods to be returned at their expense.
A Spring health notice endorses Dr. J. D. Kellogg's Dysentery Cordial as a standard remedy for dysentery during spring and summer months. The advisory stresses the strain on the body from seasonal transition and the prevalence of the disorder, recommending the cordial as a widely available medicine.
A collage of humorous anecdotes spans actors modestly seeking roles, a physician need in distant lands, a boy’s frank career plans, germ avoidance by a child, a clerk’s vacation quip, samplers of faulty handwriting in letters, and regional dialect humor. It closes with a New Yorker’s cotton monkey plan and a Chicago woman’s slang note about language learning.
Michael Anderson of Pine Valley Manitoba shares his decades long kidney trouble and rheumatism story. He credits Dodd's Kidney Pills with curing his kidney ailment in under a month and notes relief from related illnesses when his kidneys improved. The testimonial frames the product as the farmer's friend.
The bulletin discusses winter horse care and notes that many problems arise when owners overestimate warm treatment during idle winter periods. It emphasizes key points for preparing horses for winter, including assessing the animal's condition before turning them out.
As a vermicide there is no preparation that equals Mother Graves' Worm Ex terminator. It has saved the lives of countless children.
A veteran horse owner warns that poor winter feed and rough hay require good teeth and ample water for digestion. He argues against re-shoeing while stalled, notes risks of calk wounds and contracted hooves, and urges regular shoeing every six weeks while ensuring exercise and water to prevent impaction.
The advertisement claims the corn wart can be removed with Holloway's Corn Cure when used as directed, asserting effectiveness regardless of depth. It presents a medical claim aimed at readers seeking a simple remedy for corn warts.
Mrs Frank Eaton of Frankville Ontario reports long struggle with headaches and back pain ended by Fruit-a-tives fruit juice tablets. She cites multiple boxes and now says she is entirely well. Trial box 25 cents. six for 2.50. available from Fruit-a-tives Limited Ottawa or local dealers.
The article warns that azoturia in horses follows a familiar pattern: a fat horse rested several days, fed heavily, hitched to work, sweats soon after and may collapse. It advises daily exercise or reducing feed during idle periods to prevent the condition.
A third of a century of experience backs Psychine claiming it cures virulent diseases and boosts white blood cells. The firm reports selling millions of bottles and offers a free 50 cent sample via an order form to prove its claimed effectiveness and commit to distributing hundreds of thousands more.
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