You May Have Kidney Trouble And Not Know It
A garbled ad style text promotes Dr Hamilton's Pills claiming to soothe kidney and liver ailments with Mandrake and Butternut. The passage shifts to a domestic scene with Miss Maggie and Mr Smith discussing Melicent, Pennock, Gaylord, and Donald, hinting at a secret romance and the social maneuvering surrounding it.
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Dr. Hamilton
Montreal
Miss
Miss Maggie
Smith
Pennock
Gaylord
Ofray
Mr. Gray
Mellicent
Russ Maggie
Miss Magele
Maggie
Mr. Smith
Donald
Myr. Smith
Maggle
Miss Maggle
Blaisdell
Blaisdells
Emesre
Money and Gossip Surround MP Smith and Mellicent
In a cluster of social whispers, Alina Maggle notes that MP Smith shows silent devotion to Mellicent while others gossip of a possible affair. Harriet, Jane, and Mrs Smith sense a shameless flirtation, and Mrs Smith’s sudden absence fuels concern as the household watches for hidden motives. The scene shifts to a tense confrontation as Miski Maggie reveals inner strain at home.
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Alina Maggle
Mr. Smith
Mellicent
Ma S
MP Smith
Young
Gray
Lovarb
Martin
Jane
Harriett
Smith
Maggie
Itgie
Volca
Constipation and liver torpidity prompt home remedies
A fragment discusses constipation linked to liver torpor and urges purging with salts castor oil to move bowels. It claims only temporary relief and suggests liver-focused treatment as essential, referencing a letter that proposes a remedy. The text is garbled but centers on liver condition and laxative approaches.
Contented Miss Flora Dilemma with Mrs Smith
Mr Smith pleads for advice on keeping Miss Flora content in a new home with the lovely house and amenities. Miss Maggie laughs then sighs as the scene hints at a continuing domestic dilemma and unresolved happiness.
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Flora
Mr. Smith
New Jersey Bans Poppy Horticultural Board Action
New Jersey bans poppies citing the federal horticultural board ordering their removal as a nuisance. The flowers, planted after World War I and linked to memories of Flanders Fields, are deemed overrun risk to fields and other vegetation. Authorities argue practical sense prevails over sentiment in this decision.
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Horticultural Boarda
New Jersey
Federal Horticultural Board
Jersey
France
Flanders
Colonel McRae
Flanders Fields
Clear Eyed Balfour Sees No Peace
The New York Tribune argues that lasting world peace and liberty require strong Anglo American unity. Balfour warns that Britain and the United States must stand together, noting other nations can aid but cannot substitute shared White House and Downing Street cooperation.
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Britain
United States
Mr. Balfour
Great Britain
White House
Downing Street
World Peace
New York Tribune
Brilliant Interpreter Camerlynck Dazzles Washington Conference
French interpreter Camerlynck impressed attendees at the Washington Arms Conference by flawlessly translating M Briand in English and matching the Premier’s tone and gestures. Also advertised are the Acorn Tank Heater and Acorn Snow Melter at January sale prices with details in the issue. Approximately one yard of wool yields about one pound of sheep’s wool.
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Washington
Camerlynck
M. Briand
M. Camerlynck
Acorn
Metal Shingle & Siding Co., Ltd
Winnipeg
Saskatoon
Calgary
Your Teeth and Taboo Pain in Dental Health
DDS MD editor explains why neglected teeth cause pain and illness. He contrasts internal toothache from pulp inflammation with pain from bone infection, emphasizing how untreated dental decay can be a source of systemic danger. He traces primitive law to modern penalties in dental neglect.
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Orst
Match Factory In B C To Begin Operations In Nelson
Kootenay Match Company is being incorporated at Nelson British Columbia with a capitalization of 150000 dollars. A match factory will soon be in operation as the machinery is installed patents applied for and production is expected to commence at an early date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B.C
Kootenay Match Company
Nelson
Angus Men in Parliament Candidate Breeders Enter Federal House
Mr Harry Leader of Portage la Prairie Manitoba and Mr J S Ward of Dunphin constituency progressives won their seats with strong Aberdeen Angus credentials They are expected to advocate livestock and agriculture needs in the federal parliament while working with other breed breeders across parties on fiscal policy and markets
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Leader
Portage la Prairie
Manitoba
Meishen
Aberdeen Angus Association
Dauphin
J. S. Ward
House of Farament
Exploiting Manitoba Oil Moves Toward Manitoba Field
Two large U S oil companies plan to begin operations soon in a field 45 miles north of Winnipeg. Shipments of boring machinery have started to Manitoba and officials from both firms are represented on the ground to oversee long term work.
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U.S
Manitoba
United States
Winnipeg
Duke of Abruzzi Builds Model Village in Somaliland
The Duke of the Abruzzi, cousin of the King of Italy, has created a model village in the Benadir region of Somaliland with schools, a hospital, and a library. Somali natives revere him and have asked to name the settlement after him. He raised 24,000,000 lire for Somaliland development and plans further rail and agricultural projects.
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Abruzzi
Italy
Ilatlan Soundiland
Benadir
Somaliland
Haly
An Old Agriculturist Thomas Parr Longevity Tale
An account of Thomas Parr born in Shropshire England who farmed into old age, reportedly lived to 152, married again at 120 and fathered a family, gained royal notice in 17th century England, with a post mortem showing no decay. A Parr grandson died aged 120 in Shropshire. The piece closes urging support for local merchants and town building.
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Thomas Parr
Shropsuire
England
Newan
Charles I
Earl of
Shropshire
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Edmanson, Bates & Gai, Ltd
Fordato
Sloan
Poin
DDS
Angus
Curtiss
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Glen. H. Curtiss
Albert S. Janin
Staten Island
Herbert Spencer
Eax
Bayer
Canada
Ball Jeaud
Bayes Company
Generel
Bayer Cross
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