Temperance Union letter promotes Marta prescription remedy
Mrs George Grant of Paisley Ontario writes from Toronto to the Samaria Remedy Go urging support for a temperance cause. She describes a Toronto Globe advertised medicine named Tisan as aiding sobriety after a minister testified it helped a young man abandon drink. The letter requests assistance within the Paisley/community to extend this remedy to others troubled by inebriety.
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Samaria
Jordan Steeet
Toronto
Tisan
Toronto Globe
Medicine Wits Heinfil
Jnab
W. Osau
Mother Pearl
Orouge Grant
Paisley W. G
Granter Than Suc cess Aid: An Additional Effort
A terse note notes that ongoing aid remains essential, labeling it another effort after a previous initiative. The brief implies continued grants or support beyond the first action, signaling persistent help and renewed commitment. The language suggests institutional backing and forward motion.
Derelict text hints at a medical liniment claim and odd phrases
Fragmented OCR text mentions a liniment and a man regaining health after a few days. It includes garbled names and stray lines about wheels and air, yielding no coherent report or clear event to summarize.
Mermaid of Fresh Water Dreams Notions in Odd Text
Fragmented OCR style passage mentions a fresh water mermaid and a character named Yoshi. It contains garbled dialogue about sea voyage, a medical note by Dr Whumas Eclectic, and references to a struggle with sleep and a booted workday. The text reads like a surreal diary fragment from a maritime setting with unclear chronology.
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Ater Chena
Tamara
Noe
New York’ Marine Journal
Quinine Wine Advocation From Galway Interview Prompts Debate
An extended excerpt recounts a Roman Catholic priest in County Galway praising rural Irish peasants while contrasting them with urban Americans. The piece warns against sensational talk about others and critiques fashioning stories, ending with a discussion of quinine wine marketed as a restorative.
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County
Galway
Craik
Betu
Englaod
Hinard's Lintment Cures Diptitheri2 Mystery
A fragment notes a remedy called Hinard's Lintment claimed to cure a disease named Diptitheri2. The text mocks nobles and the press, contrasting noble restraint with the average man’s expectations of pay and school life, in a puzzled, skeptical tone.
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Pavic Muther
Fragments of a 19th Century Medical Ad Offering Cure Claims
Readable fragments describe a contentious medical pitch offering a cure with monetary rewards, mentioning a figure of $100 and unspecified medicines. The text references lifelike promises, patient safety concerns, and a public interest in a contested remedy, with multiple garbled names and unclear procedures.
Dodd's Kidney Pills Credited With Eternal Cures
A Canadian woman testifies after years of rheumatic trouble that Dodd's Kidney Pills cured her permanently. Mrs Edward Patterson of Cowboyville Ont narrates lasting relief and credits the remedy with preventing cold weather flare ups. She describes a daughter’s similar experience and urges others to try the pills.
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Cowboyville
Ont
Diward Patterson
Dodi
Edward Patterson
Hye
Hester
Dodd
Dot
Sotieone
Dodil
Alex
Todd
Canadian Sure Here Of
Fragmentary OCR item presents a brief note with unclear context. No clear person, organization, or event can be confirmed from the readable text.
Court Shows Mild Mercy to Small-Time Thief
A man convicted of stealing a small amount faces arraignment, appearing pale and hopeless before the judge. The judge asks about prior prison terms, the inmate denies ever being imprisoned, and the judge consoles him, saying he will be sent away soon.
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PaAichal Consdlad
Ife
Jaulga
Hurstian Oto
Chicago News
Phere
Parmelee
Willige
Keagth
Mnidenko
Dungelind Acu
Parmeles
Pilla
After the quarrel a riddle and a stage blower
The Cleveland Plain Dealer presents a fragment from a dramatic scene with a wandering lover pursuing a girl who questions love and loyalty. A retrieved stranger defends his stage craft as a glass blower, while a witty exchange clarifies his vocation amid shifting affections.
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Cleveland Plain Dealer
Baby Health Claim for Tobys Own Tablets Advertised
An advertisement extols Tobys Own Baby Tablets as a safe remedy for constipation colic sleep issues and indigestion in infants. It claims no injurious drugs dissolve easily in water and appeal to babies with pleasant flavors. Testimonials from mothers in Milby and Brockville support daily use and nationwide druggists stock the product.
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Toby
Halter Trewn
Milby
Uevl. T
Brockville
Ont
Truth and temptation in a boy and his teacher
A classroom dialogue shows a boy pressed by a teacher to tell the truth about a visit. The boy insists on honesty, the teacher cautions against lying, and a broader lesson about truthfulness emerges through a memory of Aunt Elisa and a moral lesson on integrity.
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Uisid
Elisa Vomin
Dr Williams Pink Pills Praised By Ontario Mother
In South Pelham Welland Ontario a mother testifies to Dr Williams Pink Pills restoring her daughter Lena from weakness pale fever throat pain and declining health after other medicines failed. She notes dramatic improvement and urges mothers with growing daughters to use the genuine pills sold in boxes bearing the full name. Boxes cost 50 cents each or two for 2.50 with order details from the Williams Medicine Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turmoir
Pelham Township
Welland County
Ontario
Williams
Lena
Sean Lo Ebi
Dr. Williams
Williams’ Medicina Co. Weoeleyte
Bickle's Anti Consumptive Syrup Promises Lung Relief
An old fashioned ad touts Bickle's AntiConsumptive Syrup as a cure for coughs colds and chest ailments. It claims to ease inflammation of the lungs and throat and offers quick relief from phlegm and total lung discomfort.
Liniment Cures Cold Ails Say Medical Report
A fragment from a 19th century notice claims Liniment cures colds and pains, praising Purmelen’s Vegetable Puls for relief. The text references sleepers, singers, and a Syracuse figure, with stray editoral voice and scattered medical claims.
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