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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 20, 1910
Page
3
An old promotional snippet touts Nerviline as the cure for lumbago sciatica neuralgia and rheumatism. It features a farmer testimonial from Kingsville praising five daily applications and claims thousands of Canadian users endorse the product. It advertises Nerviline in 50 or 25 cent sizes from The Catarhozone Co Kingston Ont.
The piece notes that nine of ten Irishmen are believed named Murphy with visitors predicting Murphy or Kelly as common. It highlights Smith rising in Ireland England and Scotland lead with Smith while Wales favors Jones. It mentions Irish surnames like Ahern Riordan Fann Moynihan and references ancient Leinster kings like Dermot and Macc Murrough.
A dialogue captures an officer confirming O Briens discharge for sleeping on duty and another officer noting O Briens loud snoring led to the report. The exchange reflects workplace discipline and Irish colloquial speech.
The text advises rubbing oil paintings with fresh potato slices then wiping with warm water and a silk handkerchief. It also notes that eggshells crack if plunged directly into boiling water and suggests pouring warm water over them before boiling.
Paris fashion notes praise the American shopper's influence on styles while detailing Poiret Cheruit and Doucet trends. Rich fabrics replace homespun in tailored suits, two-tone gowns, and black and white motifs. The piece highlights Mrs. William K. Vanderbilt and Callot inspired silhouettes, colors, and coiffure tips among Parisiennes and American expatriates.
An advertisement claims frequent neuralgia and headaches stem from constipation and blood poisoning. It asserts fruit juices purify blood by acting on bowels and kidneys, promoting Fruit-a-tives sold at 50c per box, six for $2.50, or 25c trial size, via Fruit-a-tives Limited in Ottawa.
A historical overview traces the near extinction of Europe's wisent and aurochs. It notes surviving wisent in the Urals Caucasus and Lithuania, the last Polish urus killed in 1627, and the aurochs lineage shaping modern cattle. It recounts Roman Greek and medieval hunting, Caesar references, Charlemagne hunts, and sparse remains of color and trophies.
Claims the product fights coughs colds sore throat sprains and sores. Describes it as a medicine chest in itself and says it heals ears and contusions fast. Marketed as inexpensive at a quarter dollar per bottle.
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