Osborne of Winnipeg to Fort Frances Mayor of New Ontario
Bowmanville born journalist and publisher Samuel Osborne built a career across Manitoba Ontario and New Ontario. He led the Brandon Sun Rainy River Gazette and Fort Frances Times and helped develop Fort Frances waterpower prospects while serving as Fort Frances mayor and Western Canada press leader. He traveled to James Bay Hudson Bay Arctic Circle voyages mark his public life.
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Osborne
Bowmanville
Winnipeg
Winnipeg Times
Amos Lowe
City of
Manitoba
W Western Workman
A.O.U.W
Brandon Sun
Brandon
Sun
Fort Frances
The
Times
Gazette
Rainy River
New
Ontario
Wilson
New Ontario
New Ontario Fair Board
Port Arthur
Fort William
Niagara
Western Canada Press Association
Kadskis
Canada
James Bay
Hudson Bay
Arctic Circle
Federal Life Assurance reports growth at twenty third annual meeting
The twenty third annual report shows 2177 new policies worth 3 010 499 dollars and assets rising 285 979 52 dollars to 2 1438 733 37, with surplus 1 055 837 81 and policy holder surplus 185 837 81. 82 policies matured for 157 040 dollars, 12535 reinsured. President David Wexter reelected. Lieut Colonel Kerns and Rev Dr Potts named vice presidents. Details to follow in another column.
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Federal Life Assurance Company
Hamilton
David Wexter
Colon Kerns
Dr. Potts
Nansen Enters Politics in Bold Frosty Move
The famed explorer Nansen, long hailed as the farthest north man, has turned to politics, signaling a shift that critics warn may chill progress. His entry raises questions about policies and leadership style as he campaigns for public office.
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Nansen
Evening attire jokes about fashion slips
A witty remark contrasts evening clothes with a woman's silhouette, noting the garments seem designed to stay on even as they appear destined to slip off. The line plays on fashion and flirtation with light humor and implied mood.
Quarrel Sparks Vicious Retort Between Diggs and Biggs
The dialogue shows Diggs saying he would confront the man who introduced him and his wife. Biggs replies with a ready threat to confront that same introducer, promising another beating. The exchange underscores a personal feud centered on a spousal dispute.
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Diggs
Biggs
Crooked Youth Tricks Boots Buyer Into Return
A country youth apprenticed to a bootmaker lets a well dressed man take boots on credit. The customer pays 12s of a 16s 6d pair and promises the rest next day. The apprentice hides two boots for one foot, betting the man will return, much to the shop owner's chagrin.
Be There a Will Wisdom Points the Way
A sick man avoids doctors and medicines, yet wisdom guides him to Parmelee's Vegetable Pills as a specific for indigestion and digestive disorders, praised for their effectiveness and lack of equal.
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Wisdom
Parmelee
Father and Daughter Clash Over Spoonamore Company
In a tense family exchange, a father criticizes his daughter for the company her youthfully named Spoonamore keeps. The daughter defends Spoonamore as her sole companion in recent times.
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Eunice
Spoonamore
Papa
Norwood man cites South American Rheumatic Cure
Wm Pegg of Norwood Ontario says he was nearly doubled by rheumatism. He credits three bottles of South American Rheumatic Cure with a rapid, effective cure, calling it the quickest acting medicine he has seen. The testimonial appears in a brief readers’ note.
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Wren
Wm. Pegg
Norwood, Ont
Brookline resident urges women to choose active life
A Brookline old resident told a class of young women at an educational institution to “go out and do something” and to “become fishers of men.” He urged action while noting the audience tittered at his exhortation.
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Brookline
New York Tribune
Minard’s Liniment credited with saving three children
Adilard Lefebvre of Mair’s Mills writes that after his wife started using Minard’s Liniment for diphtheria, his three children recovered within five days. He credits the product with saving their lives and offers thanks to C. C. Richards & Co.
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Minard
Sculptor’s Scrub Lady Tale Reveals A Family Web
R Hinton Perry, a sculptor, is linked to a story about the “scrub lady” who tends his studio. In a morning exchange he questions her about children and she answers with a riddle of marriages, saying she has seven children: four by his second wife and three by his first.
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R. Hinton Perry
Why do some have healthful rosy complexions
Paler complexions indicate lacking blood quality and richness. Dr. Chase's Nerve Food claims to enrich the blood, increase weight, and restore strength, with testimonial from Mrs. M. A. Clock of Meaford, Ont, who says eleven boxes restored health. Sold 50 cents per box through dealers and Edmanson Bates & Co Toronto.
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Meaford
Ont
Dr. Chase
Edmanson, Bates & Co
Toronto
A. W. Chase
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Banker
J. A. Osborne
Ayers
Sarsaparilla
Bewss
Dalia MoWat
Newark
C. Ayer
Ayer
Shiloh
C. Werts & Co
LeRoy
Can
Frank J. Cheney
F. & Co. Pitinee
Poheke, Tein
Hall
A. W. Gleason
Anaeas
Creb Ae Co
Gano
Toledo
Messrs
C. C. Richards & CO
Adilard Lefebvre
Mair
DR. Ghase
Department R
Csmada Alls Nair
Ogilvie Flour Mills Co., Limited
Montreal
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Page Wire Fence CO. Limited
Walkervillee
St. Johns
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