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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 05, 1913
Page
3
In this notice a firm seeks a live Hubiliona representative in each city to handle stocks bonds and mortgages. Applicants must furnish references and have personal capital between 100 and 3509 dollars. Apply by wait or call M. Ro Buca and Co at M and M Victoria Street Toronto.
Help wanted by National Manufacturing Company of Montreal. Seeks women to sew at home with spare time, good pay, work mailed to them, charges paid. Send name for full particulars.
Fragmentary text references telegraphy and maritime or personal communications. Mentions names and events in a garbled form, unclear on dates, places, or concrete actions. The passage reads like an obsolete telegram or correspondence with disrupted phrases and missing context.
A testimonial from Miss Kate L Dolliver of Carleton County Nova Scotia describes ulcers and skin sores healed by Zam-Buk after other medicines failed. Her doctor photographed the arm, a New York specialist could not help, then Zam-Buk reportedly cured all sores. Reverend Parker corroborates the cure. Zam-Buk advertised with price details and warnings against imitations.
Local readers report fragmentary OCR text mentioning a vendor, a photo, and a request to find out more about a car conductor change. The item references a knife or oil and a promise of better preparation, urging cautious curiosity about a promising remedy.
A ragged verse fragment describes a tired ghostly figure named Snook on a journey with a failing companion unable to walk well and seats refusing to sell.
A 1902 testimonial from Minard’s Liniment Co supporter Charles F. Tilton praises Minard’s Liniment as a superior relief and claims it would be essential at one dollar a bottle. The fragment also mentions a Wagner peace conference anecdote and a line about brave and rich dynamics.
An OCR fragment discusses cures and remedies with “SANATIVE HROUND Quiglie saviets” and mentions Dr. W. Groves signing something. It pivots to a social observation about men and new hats, noting reactions to hats and women’s fashion, ending with a resigned vow not to wear the old style again.
A brief exchange reveals Mary asking permission for a night out, clarifying the companion is her gentleman rather than a formal suitor. The Cook questions urgency, and Mary confirms the outing is with her partner rather than an official guest or family member.
New York special describes Mrs. B Ss Barry of 555 West 170th Street regaining hearing after years of deafness and noise, insisting the simple, inexpensive method offers hope to others. she invites correspondence for details. It also contains unrelated comical lines and product pitches from the era.
A reader questions a half price restaurant and seeks a location. The exchange hints at an appetite issue and confusion over availability. The fragmentary text shows a conversational dispute about cures and appetite.
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