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Newspaper
Moyie Leader
Location
Moyie, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Jun 14, 1902
Page
3
The passage evinces a jumble of salon talk and consumer mentions describing luxury costumes jewelry and perfumes alongside medical products and remedies. It blends personal anecdotes of a woman growing fond of fine attire with dubious claims about pills and tonics, reflecting era attitudes toward fashion health and commerce.
A fragmented ad touts Halcyon Springs in Hot Springs B C as the best and most effective remedy for rheumatism kidney and other ailments. It extols the healing quality of the waters, praising their quatit and therapeutic benefits, though text is garbled.
An antiquated dialogue from a London to Brighton journey unfolds a playful debate between an old man and a young man about speed and modern transport. References to a forthcoming railway era, a poetical note on Proverb lore, fireworks history, and a mention of a vibrating car component hint at a miscellany page.
A Canadian mother credits Baby's Own Tablets for healing her sick child and urges mothers to use them. The account notes widespread use in Canada and the U S, highlighting relief for teething, colic, indigestion, and sleep difficulties, with prices and mailing details for Dr. Williams Medicine Co. Also mentioned are railway freight figures and a pest exterminator link.
Market notes show wheat and flaxseed trends with Fort William No 1 white and No 2 white prices cited. Livestock demand remains strong for cattle and sheep while hogs gain over last week and butter remains weak amid rising butter readings.
The fragment describes Athens as a city of marble with many buildings and business houses clad in that material. It notes marble sidewalks in the streets and mentions an ancient music piece called the Blessing of the Priests said to be sung in the temple at Jerusalem and still found in the Mediterranean region.
A patchwork column from Bristol May recounts a jumble of farcical medical claims, odd anecdotes, and scattered observations. It adverts to Dawny’s Kid Fills and Parmelia’s Pills, interspersed with a clergyman’s Capital Punishment debate and a grocery counter mystery. The piece mingles alleged cures, rural wit, and minor vignettes about everyday life.
The clipped exchange item mixes curious ailments and improvised remedies, describing inoffhand fashion various herbs, tonics, and household practices. It mentions waters, powders, and a dubious moral about Wiscon's Pist Pads, ending with references to large Covent Garden operas and scattered disjointed notes.
The fragmentary tale recalls a poor suitor who vows love to a wealth-seeking woman. She rejects marriage for wealth then reconciles with a later fortune, while a man’s nerves flare as wedding plans loom. The text, citing Rev. Do Mi Steele in the Ladies' Monthly Journal, blends gossip with moral cautionary notes.
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