Dr Chase's Kidney Liver Pills Promising Kidney Cure Claim
An advertisement touts Dr Chase's Kidney Liver Pills as a cure for kidney and liver ailments. It states the pills quicken liver action to ease kidney workload and restore vigor, with testimonials from Mrs Della McDermott of Moncton and Mrs Stone praising relief from back pains and kidney trouble. The ad notes one pill dose costs 25 cents and lists Bates & Co of Toronto as suppliers.
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Mise Della McDermott
Main Street
Moncton
N.B
Dr. Chase
Colonial miscellany and rural notes and quips
A collage of Victorian era snippets includes King Edward attire and etiquette remarks, medical claims about milk and remedies, an Alpine camp in Paradise Valley, a Saskatche wan experimental farm note, and assorted quotes on trades and dream diviners. The fragmentary text blends gossip, curiosities, and rural observations from diverse locales.
Parmelees Vegetable Pills Sell On Reports From Dyspepsia to Fever
A Northern man enters a village seeking socks and is told only size stock remains. The tale leads to an advertisement noting Parmelee's Vegetable Pills rise in popularity for dyspepsia biliousness liver kidney complaints rheumatism fever and other ailments based on reported self-evident results.
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Parmelee
Society Protects Birds Member Warns of Tax Evasion Route
A Bon Vivant note cites a member of the Society for the Protection of Birds warning that Mercury Wily Japanese evade U S poll tax by landing in Mexico buying tickets to Canada and alighting at convenient points en route.
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Max Jame
Tam
The
Rosiety For the Protection of Birds
Bon Vivant
United States
Mexico
Canada
Hoard of Profits from a Horse Sale by Moise Derosce
Moise Derosce a hotel keeper of St. Phillippe Quebec reports buying a horse for 30 dollars with incurable ringbone and curing it with Minard's liniment costing 1 dollar. He sold the horse for 35.90 dollars. He claims a liniment profit of 54 dollars.
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Minard
Moise Derosce
St. Phillippe
Que
Americans Visit Wales Plan Church Tour
A group of Americans in Wales toured an old church guided by the incumbent who hoped to fundraise via a parochial scheme. A boy was asked who George Washington was and affirmed his knowledge, as a North Battleford report notes an upcoming experiment.
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Wales
George Washington
A Home in the Heart Poem Fragment
A devotional verse extols the warmth of a true home within the heart not found in mansions nor lit halls. It urges seeking a sincere, faithful companionship whose bond outshines worldly wealth and misfortune.
Exodus: The Key to the Bible Said by Learned Bishop
The Manchester Cathedral preacher Knox presents Exodus as the central, foundational book linking Old and New Testaments. He argues Exodus forms the basis for the Passover sacrifice and the Lamb of God, shaping Israelite history and world history, with Genesis as its only companion.
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Manchester
Delis
Knox
Calvary I
Israel
Dry spell hits Ontario towns amid May subsidies cuts
A three year drought unsettles Ontario communities as municipalities face license privilege reductions after January votes. May 9 deadlines loom for towns including Alisa Craig Arran Asphodel Bruce Chinguacousy Cramahe North Dumfries Dymond Fullarton South Joulbourn West Gwillimbury Huntley Manvers Midland South Sherbrooke. 256 municipalities affected by the policy changes reflect ongoing dry conditions across the province.
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Sayant
Meteorological Office
Ontario
Igt 9 Barroome
Ailsa
Craig
Arran
Scarlet Flowers Inspire Butterflies in Sunny Climates
The text notes scarlet flowers as common in dry sunny climates where their bright color attracts butterflies and other pollen bearers. It briefly mentions odd phrases about guests and brush-like wooden implements, with fragmented references to Japanese wives and fresh morning toothbrushes.
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Hresen
Butterfies
Riding fall technique praised by Fry's Magazine
The article notes that knowing how to fall from a horse is a skill that benefits both professionals and occasional riders. It argues that while both may fall equally often, a professional is less likely to be injured and less likely to need an ambulance.
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Fry‘s Magazine
Ellen Terry Leaves Husband After American Tour
Ellen Terry, once a child bride now a grandmother, ends her American tour returning to England. The noted actress shocked many with her life story and their reactions to her marriage to James Care, following earlier years on stage with her sisters.
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Ellen Terry
James Care
United States
England
Miss Terry
Abe
Wien
Panera
Sorerheas
Aera
Pacar
Stoo
Cure For Insomnia Through Pillow Scent And Comfort
The article suggests using a scented pillow to induce sleep and advises placing scent on the pillow and chest or face. It notes some people can sleep without a pillow, but most will wake with a headache. It emphasizes gentle rest and comfort as a path to better sleep.
Helpful Suggestion Shows Parlor Talk on Bargain Sales
Mrs Goodart frets over shopgirls while Mr Goodart counsels staying away from bargain sales in a light domestic exchange. The dialogue reflects social concern and humor in a Catholic Standard and Times column.
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Mrs Goodart
Mr. Goodart
Catholic Standard and Times
A Lesson in Ornithology
A gentleman overvaluing himself asks an ornithologist about a bird. The expert replies the bird is a magpie, prompting a witty retort challenging the description. The exchange highlights a humorous clash over natural history knowledge.
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