Cuban diarrhoea cure praised in old remedy notice
The article extols Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as a reliable cure for Cuban diarrhoea among veterans of the Spanish American War. Mrs Minnie Jacobs of Houston testifies her husband recovered after one bottle. Local notices mention teaching assignments, illnesses, frost, garden pests, and a funeral procession for Thomas Beatty with a Royal Templars wreath.
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U.S
Cuba
Minnie Jacobs
Houston
Texas
Chamberlain
W. Ledingham
Thomas Beatty
Neepawa
Russell
Royal Templars
Shellmouth triumphs by 41 runs in cricket match
Shellmouth secured an easy 41 run win over Russell at Shellmouth on Saturday. Russell struggled in the first innings while Brown excelled for Shellmouth taking four wickets, and George Gratton and Jostyn added breakthroughs in a lively bowling performance. Russell and Bin scarth teams produced notable passages but Shellmouth maintained the edge throughout the match.
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Shellmouth
Russell
Brown
Shellmouti
W. A. Witeon
C. Godtiin
Jostyn
M. Wiliams
B. Brown
Grattdn
Pacu
Barry
Dre
China
Boulton
Seemark
Rossel
Beth
Otis
Aol
Williams
Roberts
Archer
Williamson
Lanigan
Binscarth
A. Goodhun
D. Goodtun
B. Archer
Weneer
Nelson
Just What Everyone Should Do Sale List
Irwinville Georgia resident J. T. Barber keeps Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy on hand for instant use. A sales list offers 1.95 cents for Dongola bales and 35 cents for various footwear and garments, including ladies waists and cotton hose, with multiple strap shoes and boots in colors red black and chocolate.
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J. T. Barber
Irwinville
Gai
Medicine praised as best remedy by W Ledingham vendor
Local option bylaws are to be submitted for adoption in twenty Manitoba municipalities. The North Norfolk vote is set for June 20 and Strathelair on July 11. The speaker mentions Chamberlain Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as highly effective against colic and fever.
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Barber
Chamberlain
W. Ledingham
Manitoba
North Norfolk
Strathelair
Winnipeg barbers defy law by Sunday operation
Barbers in Winnipeg have resolved to continue business on Sundays in direct defiance of the law. In a separate item, two English youths named John and Henry Jaycock drowned after boating on Shoal Lake last Saturday. Other items note Russia seeking treaty terms for peace with Japan, Norway declaring independence from Sweden, Ogilvie Milling estimating two million bushels of wheat held by farmers, and extensive timber fires along the CNR from Port Arthur to Fort Frances.
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Winnipeg
John
Henry Jaycock
Shoal Lake
Russia
Paris
Washington
Japan
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