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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 12, 1907
Page
2
Mde Joseph Beaudoin of Quebec reports Peruna relief from stomach catarrh and dyspepsia after trying multiple remedies. He claims four bottles cured long-standing dyspepsia and urges others with the condition to use Peruna while avoiding irritating foods for better appetite and digestion.
A Tageblatt obituary notes Prof Maximilian Schuller of Berlin University died last month. He devoted years to cancer research and treated hundreds of poor patients for free. In experiments he inoculated himself in his laboratory and died of stomach cancer after three months.
Mothers fear summer illnesses like dysentery and cholera infantum but keeping Baby’s Own Tablets at home is seen as a preventive. A Quebec mother testifies to safe use for stomach and bowel troubles, with Dr. Williams Medicine Co offering 25c boxes by mail from Brockville Ontario.
A bronze coin inscribed Claudius Caesar was unearthed near the Amberley vicarage garden. The coin is well preserved and believed to be about 2,000 years old.
An advertisement extols Known to Thousands Parmelee's Vegetable Pills for regulating secretions purifying blood and aiding stomach and bowel functions. It promises to overcome dyspepsia biliousness and restore digestive organs to health and strength.
A downtown druggist advises a man troubled by wakeful nights to redirect thoughts through geography. He recounts a friend who lists states counties capitals and county seats to induce sleep, noting that atlas checks guide corrections and the habit rarely lasts ten minutes before sleep returns.
The account recalls two boys aged nine to ten chased by a pack of about twenty weasels while wandering near Merrington and Windlestone in northern England around 1812. They fled across fields to a village, the pack pursuing with noses to ground, a rare hunting escape noted in Forest and Stream.
A brief exchange shows one character pleading not to worry about an overrun allowance, while the other urges calm and accepts fate. The tone hints at fatalism and mutual reassurance within a domestic scene.
A London Telegraph snippet shows Mrs Giles remarking she has lost flesh since her husband’s death, noting he weighed nineteen stone when he died.
A quip contrasts modesty with cost as a woman is described as modest when she costs her husband under $2500 yearly. The exchange hints at social expectations about female expense and marriage duties.
Excerpt notes a humorous exchange about a remarkable figure and ready made items from Dal ly Sloper. It then mentions a worm exterminator hailed as unequal for destroying worms in children and adults. The dialogue includes questions about curing a boy named Johnny of running away to ball games and an answer describing “timely work with the stick.”
East End tobacconists report rising cigarette use among young girls aged 15 and older. Interviewees note the trend as a growing concern, reflecting broader social shifts.
An advertisement touts English Spavin Liniment as removing all lumps blemishes and stiffness in horses including blood spavin curbs splints ringbone sweeney stifles sprains sore throats and coughs It promises saving $50 per bottle and calls itself the most wonderful blemish cure ever known.
The actor-manager Beerbohm Tree jokes at a luncheon with the Dean of Manchester. He says a bet he lost involved passing through 400 odors and only finding 399, prompting the dean to remark that they missed the odor of sanctity.
In Australia, South and Central America, Canada and the United States, Eelectric Oil expands every year. It has made its own way and remains widely available as merchants stock it and keep its name before the public.
Major General Robley’s collection of thirty tattooed Maori heads, dated 1770 to 1831, illustrates old style moko and its decline as civilization advances. The set, more numerous than in major museums, could be preserved in a New Zealand museum, underscoring the loss of historic relics and urging government acquisition.
A collection of wry reflections on heroism, information, and rights. It notes how people misjudge others, the limits of self pity, and the odd vanity of moral boasting. A humorous take on behavior and self perception.
A passage lists five common excuses for drinking and three stubborn reasons a Bostonian cites to abstain. The first is loss of a near relative, the second cites temperance leadership, and the third claims recent cocky tout line as a barrier to drinking.
Rhode Island experiment station reports Embden Toulhouse cross best for early and late markets and large geese for Christmas and New Year. They are large hardy and present a fine dressed appearance. Embden White China cross is easier to pick, white when dressed, but smaller and less attractive.
Some of the most successful feeders of baby beef have used silage from fifteen to twenty five pounds daily with a ration of about three pounds of cornmeal two pounds of wheat bran and plenty of clover hay Silage adds succulence but if unavailable a small quantity of roots can serve the same purpose.
In thick grass near the Marico river a 14 foot python coiled round Bechuana land resident Mr. Cocklin. It dragged him toward a tree before he freed a hand and shot the heavy snake. Three men lifted the creature afterward.
An Irishman seeks a small bottle for photographic solutions. The chemist offers the bottle for free if Pat accepts it with contents. Pat agrees and asks to cork it, securing the deal with a practical twist.
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