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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 17, 1912
Page
3
A longtime sufferer with twenty five years of sciatica and lumbago reports dramatic improvement after using the noted remedy. The subject credits steady relief and renewed mobility to the procedure, noting marked reduction in pain and increased daily function.
A patient with twenty five years of sciatica lumbago and neuralgia reports relief after using Dr Chase's Nerve Food and Kidney Liver Pills. Testimonial from W T Collins of Morpeth Ont credits both medicines with restoring vigor and recommends them to friends. Sold by all dealers or Edmanson Bates Co Toronto.
A London Opinion quips on post college plans, noting one student will study medicine despite a crowded field and saying those already in the profession must face the odds.
The navy chaplain tells a marine that no creature besides humans smokes, stressing the undesirability of tobacco. The marine responds with a sniff and agreement, noting no other animal cooks us food.
Wilfrid GasnProp of Grand Central Hotel Drummondville writes Aug 3 1904 praising Minardius Liniment for curing a valuable dog’s mange after several vets failed. The letter notes no permanent harm and signs off as the hotel proprietor.
Surgeons increasingly favor evaluating the patient’s overall condition before operating rather than immediate intervention. The New York Medical Record notes a shift toward studying safety factors, ensuring the surgery itself does not pose greater risk than the illness.
A Northwest grain traders alliance is accused of trying to dominate wheat sales via a proposed sample market in Winnipeg. The piece argues past grain-manipulation harmed farmers, notes Minneapolis leads in milling, and urges Western farmers to act before 1913 crop sales begin.
In a lively chat from the St. Louis Republic, neighbors discuss quirky city life. A fashionably childless couple, the Bliffkins, entertain a visiting friend and joke about pets including a bull terrier, canaries, goldfish, and a Mexican jumping bean.
A striking dietary shift in kea parrots of New Zealand shows them attacking sheep and lambs and feeding on select meat portions while leaving carcasses. Reports note sheep in Australia displaying carnivorous behavior including eating rabbits and even each other, sparking fears of a possible wild man-eating merino in the southern New South Wales regions.
Pills are the most portable and compact of all medicines and easy to take. Parmalee's Vegetable Pills are the most popular and must meet all requirements. Accurate compounds use ingredients proven to regulate the digestive organs. There is no surer medicine anywhere.
On a calm voyage Princess Patricia of Conna2 rushed to finish a sketch aboard a long yachting trip. Her color box and brushes were unavailable so a doctor was summoned to provide a throat painting brush, ensuring the artwork could be completed without delay.
A woman asks an oculist for strong glasses for her husband who refuses to visit. The exchange reveals his long blindness to employment and a comical contrast between his failed eyesight and his wife’s sharp wit.
Farmers vie for top awards at the International Dry-Farmed Products Exposition in Lethbridge Alberta next October. The Rumley tractor leads the premier prize for the best bushel of hard wheat under dry-farming conditions. Major prizes donated by International Harvester Co include a $500 gang four furrow plow for best oats and a McCormick grain binder for best sheaf oats, plus a 22 wheel packer for flax.
At the Shakespeare exhibition in Arts Court a golden book guarded by a brown habit attendant invites distinguished visitors to inscribe their autographs. Among entries so far are Queen Alexandra, Empress Marie of Russia, Princess Victoria, Prince Arthur of Connaught, Lord Howe, Lady Ripon, and Winston Churchill.
A widower with a new bride visits a village churchyard where the groom reads an ornate tomb inscription listing several loves of John. The wife asks for the rest and the spouse reads Be ye also ready, revealing a grim line that shocks the couple.
A major trans Atlantic steamship company plans to use deck nesting for lifeboats. The standard lifeboat cannot be stacked more than two or three high, so a specially designed boat will be required to implement the nesting system.
Aquainting readers with nervous conditions blamed on head or cheek, the article argues most cases originate in womanly organs and urges rational treatment. Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription is promoted as effective and alchohol free based on long practice. A Virginia woman testimonial says the medicines restored strength after female weakness. Also recommends Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets for liver ills.
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