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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 14, 1911
Page
2
A diplomat describes the Marquis de Villabar pushing for Portuguese nobility to back King Manuel and restore him to the throne. He claims noble loyalty but notes real resistance, as the count in London refuses to fund the plot, saying his service is already pledged to the king.
An advertisement touts Dr Williams' Pink Pills as a cure for indigestion by strengthening the stomach and enriching the blood. It cites a Sterling Nova Scotia man’s complete cure and urges readers to buy from The Dr Williams' Medicine Co in Brockville Ontario. Also notes Holloway's Corn Cure and a child’s view of mothers.
The piece discusses systemic stress during spring and the strain on the liver and kidneys. It suggests methods to restore balance and health by supporting organ function and cleansing processes.
An 19th century style ad urges readers to use Dr Chase's Kidney Liver Pills to purify blood by aiding the liver and kidneys. It claims spring poisons from indoor life overload these organs, promising quick improvements after a single dose and guidance on keeping them healthy. Sold by Edmonson Bates & Co Limited in Toronto.
Fox and Ross advertise buying and selling mining stocks with correspondence invited from clients at 43 Scott Street Toronto and identify their stock exchange presence.
Slogan Now or Never drives a tariff reciprocity clash as Taft and supporters push for swift action. Editors from Boston to Minneapolis warn delay risks Canada aligning with Britain and diminishing U S trade. Proponents cite England Canada dynamics and the need to seize the moment.
A fragmented early 20th century style rant argues for women to gain citizenship, legal protection, and influence in family life. It praises equal footing with men and the mother as guardian of children, invoking governance and social duty.
A collage of old ad style items tout Parmelee's Vegetable Pills for stomach health and general wellness, highlighting their long use and broad appeal. Other lines praise Wilson's Fly Pads, Pills leading the market, and a remark about teacups and conduct. The text blends humor with medical claims and domestic life scenes.
In January Mr. and Mrs. Gladstone attend an English church in Cannes. During the sermon Mr. Gladstone frowns and whispers that he cannot hear. Mrs. Gladstone, confident in her hearing, suggests sleeping will do him more good than staying awake.
A historical note reports Minard’s liniment used on cattle, claiming it cures a target ailment. The line reflects era language about veterinary remedies amid broader public chatter.
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