Lingering Weakness After Disease Promoted by Pink Pills
After fever and contagions, weakness lingers as blood is impoverished. Dr Williams Pink Pills claimed to enrich blood and strengthen nerves, with testimonials like Miss Laura Hisco of New Ross, NB, noting cough relief and regained health after measles. Sold by medicine dealers or 50 cents per box, six for $2.50 from The Dr Saget Medicine Co Brockton.
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Dr. Williams
Miss Hisco
Dr. —Saget Medicine Co
Brockt
She Was Wise Mrs Newwed Quips During Service
In a humorous exchange at a church service Mrs Newwed jokes that she would not obey her husband, while Mrs Oldwed responds the preacher’s question was answered loudly, revealing a light moment about married life.
Dr Thomas Eclectric Oil Lauded As Poor Man's Friend
In small portable bottles sold cheaply, Dr Thomas Eclectric Oil is praised for concentrated power, claimed to be far more effective than large quantities of one hundred other preparations. Its affordability and versatility are highlighted as key reasons it should be in every dealer's stock.
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Dr. Thomas
the Holbein
London Daily Chronicle
Milan
England
Holbein
Duchess of Milan
Daily Chronicle
Italy
Great Britain
United States
North America
Atlantic
Europe
Florence
Statue of Mass'r Abe Lincoln Blessing Virginny
A Yorkton preacher leads his flock to a government reservation where they view a tall shaft commemorating Allied victory. A disciple asks about the Angel of Peace statue, and the preacher answers that it depicts Abraham Lincoln blessing the fertile fields of old Virginia.
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Yorkton
Cornwallis
Angel of Peace
Brother Williams
Mass
R Abe Lincoln
Ole Virginny
New York Times
Wilson's Fly Pads Dominate Fly Control
Fly control note claims Wilson's Fly Pads kill many times more house flies than any known article. This promotion-like line suggests strong effectiveness assertions aimed at households.
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Wilson
Note on a Short Letter Between Rebecca and Sky
The dialogue shows Rebecca asking Sky if a letter was nice and Sky confirming with emotion. Sky mentions having to buy two cents postage, implying a historical context of postage costs and correspondence.
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Rebecca
Sky
Minard's Liniment Cures Diphtheria
A fragment from a 19th century paper mentions a claim that Minard's Liniment cures diphtheria. The text also shows stray quotes about painting and a character described as an artist and Bohemian, with a brief reference to a town wedding.
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Minard
Eve Preaches Women’s Nights Across Country
Chicago News notes Eve did not stay with Adam to mind the children as she traveled to preach women’s nights nationwide. The report frames her traveling schedule and public speaking appearances.
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Eve
Adam
Chicago News
Birthday Party Plans Stir Regret in Cleveland Leader
A remorseful quote recalls a rough morning remark about Dick Smith. The piece notes cancellation jitters as the subject learns Smith will celebrate a birthday tomorrow.
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Cleveland
Francois Xavier Garneau Centenary Noted Historian of Canada
The 1909 year marks honors to Francois Xavier Garneau born June 15 1809 in Quebec a leading Canadien historian. The article traces his youth studies in Quebec England and Paris his secretaryship with M Viger his voyage to Europe his poetic works and the birth of his major history of Canada first published 1845 1846 and 1848 with later editions and English translation. It lists praise from Henri Martin Bancroft Parkman and others and notes his contribution to Revue Canadienne in 1864.
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Francois Xavier Garneau
Quebec
Valentine
Verona
New England States
England
France
London
M. D. V. Viger
Assembly of Lower Canada
Garneau
Metropolis
M. Viger
Paris
Academy of Sciences
Canada
le Journal de Quebec
Europe
L’abbe Casgrain
L’hiver
M. Garneau
Canaia
Nouvelle Revue
Firmin Didot
Bell
Henri Martin
Rameau
Bancroft
Parkman
Winthrop
Sergeant
Justin Winsor
Paul Leroy-Beaulieu
C. W. Colby
McGill University
Revue Canadienne
A Lady's Mistake At Premier Whitney's Office
Visitors at Queen's Park in Toronto were shown Premier Whitney's office. Horace Wallis, Whitney's secretary, emerged and a female guest quipped that the Premier seemed a young man, highlighting the moment of mistaken assumptions about leadership.
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Queen’s Park
Toronto
Ontario
Whitney
Horace Wallis
Cutting Teeth at 78 A Kingston Woman Turns New Teeth
Mrs. Warner of Kingston in her 78th year is cutting her third set of teeth, with six new ones. She is described as remarkable physically with no grey hair and never needing glasses.
Edmonton Building Boom Promises Record Year
Edmonton projects a record building year with two years of major spending over two billion dollars each likely to be eclipsed unless an unforeseen event occurs.
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Edmonton
Nantels Busy Career Ends in Montreal Death
The passing of Ilon G A Nantel in Montreal marks the loss of a prominent Conservative figure in Quebec. A lawyer, journalist, and public servant, Nantel helped shape colonial policy, edited Le Monde and Le Monde Canadian, and served as Minister of Public Works and Crown Lands in Quebec and federal circles. He was born November 4, 1852, at St Jerome and educated at the Ste Therese seminary.
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Montreal
Ilon
Quebec
J. A. Chapleau
St. Jerome
Ste. Therese
J. A. Ouimet
Ste. Jerome
le Nord
la Presse
le Monde
le Monde Canadian
Canada
Father Labelle
Northern Colonization Railway
Great Northern Railway
Ottawa Valley
House of Commons
Terrebonne
Sir J. A. Chapleau
Quebec Assembly
de Boucherville
Taillon
Mr. Flynn
Morin, Lafontaine and
Cartier
Maori champion Mrs G P Donnelly dies in Hastings
Mrs G P Donnelly known as Hirinui Kaeauria dies in Hastings New Zealand in her 54th year after 25 years shaping race relations. Allied with Ngati Kahungunu chiefs Tia Kitai Te moananui Tariha Renatakavespo she promoted Maori rights and hosted European visitors including the Prince and Princess of Wales. Her loss affects both races and Hawke Bay's Maori heritage.
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Hastings
New Zealand
G. P. Donnelly
Hirinui Kaeauria
From Stonemason to Premier
The death of Thomas Price, Prime Minister of South Australia, marks the end of a remarkable career. Born in Liverpool, he sailed to Australia eight and a half years ago, worked as a stonemason, faced hardship, became a clerk of works, and returned to stone cutting to help build Parliament buildings where he later served as premier.
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Thomas Price
South Australia
Australia
Overpool
Henry Broadhurst
Self interest taints praise after rescue claim
A quote from the Seuster Post notes that Mr Kermudge refused gratitude after being saved from drowning. He asserted a half interest in the hero medal due to his presence of mind in shouting for help.
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Mr. Kermudge
Holloway's Corn Cure Claims Scarless Removal
Advertises Holloway's Corn Cure as a painless method to remove corns and warts without leaving a scar, asserting complete disappearance after treatment.
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Holloway
Principal Johnnie and the Father’s Merry Job
A witty exchange recalls a boy named Johnnie being teased about his French and asked what his father throws up when happy. He responds that it is his job, delivering a humorous quip from Tit-Bits.
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Johnnie
Chapeau
Digby case praises Minard's Liniment for horse healing
John R Holden testifies that after an August injury left eleven barbed wire cuts on his horse, three small wounds healed quickly while the others festered until Minard's Liniment was applied. In four weeks all sores healed and hair grew back. Holden calls the liniment wonderful. Perry Baker witnessed.
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Digby
Minard
John R. Holden
Perry Baker
Auctioneer Sells Over a Hundred Pieces of China
Mrs A notes the auctioneer knocked down more than a hundred pieces of rare china in an hour. Mrs Z calls it gracious and compares it to the maid record, as reported in the Chicago Daily News.
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Mrs. A
Chicago Daily News
Holmes the famed detective finds fame in comic opera plot
In a brief column the Chicago News notes Sherlock Holmes as the greatest living detective. Gyer recalls the moment his fame rose when he uncovered a plot from a comic opera.
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Gyer
Myer
Chicago News
Dysentery Cordial Promises Quick Relief
Dr. J. D. Kellogg proclaims a remedy that cleanses intestinal canals of dysentery germs and protects the lining to restore health. The advertisement urges all sufferers to keep this simple, powerful remedy on hand to prevent ravages and potential death.
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J. D. Kellogg
Warder and Seventy-Seven Exchange Urgent Message
In a tense moment the warder informs Seventy-Seven that his wife is here asking to see him. Seventy-Seven, overwhelmed, pleads to be told to go out, signaling a request to avoid confrontation or capture.
Wilsons Fly Pads Sold By All Druggists and Stores
Wilsons Fly Pads are distributed through druggists grocers and general stores everywhere according to the notice. The ad emphasizes wide availability and consumer access across retail outlets.
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Wilson’s
Dinah Recalls Assault on Street by Nigger Man
Dinah weeps as she recounts being struck on the head by a club while standing on the pavement. The account uses stark racial language to illustrate a violent incident and its impact on Black residents.
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Dinah
Everybody’s Magazine
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Dick Smith
Dodds
Ae Iy
W. WN. U
Work For
Nantel
Sherlock Holmes
Mous
Applied Science
Queen's University
Kingston, Ont
Eddy
Beecham
St. Helens
Lancashire
U.S. America
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