Colds and Kidney Disease Case Report from Brantford
A Brantford Ontario report describes Mrs. A H Thomson of 48 Albion Street recovering from kidney ailments linked to colds and La Grippe. The article advocates Dodd s Kidney Pills as a cure and notes wide use among her family and friends.
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Thomson
Brantford
Albion Street
Dodd
Atbox
Bright
Little ills of childhood cure claim Baby's Own Tablets
A Canadian mothers endorsement promotes Baby's Own Tablets as a universal remedy for infant and child ailments. The ad asserts safety with a government analyst guarantee and offers the product for 25 cents per box via mail from Dr. Williams' Medicine Co.
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Canada
Ward
Rivington
Qide
Dr. Williams’ Medicine Co
Brockville
Ont
Executor Enforces Will at Widow's Store
A farmer, claiming to be the deceased grocer's executor, walks into the shop and demands the butter hams sugar and goods as directed by the will. The widow questions the request but the man insists the lawyers ordered him to carry out the provisions.
Minard Liniment Cure Dandruff and Pills Ad Notes
Odd ad fragment mentions Minard's Liniment claimed to cure dandruff and Parmelee's Vegetable Pills praised for indigestion liver and kidney relief. Includes a quip about grocers and a child joke about fortifications, suggesting a compact newspaper clippings mix.
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Parmelee
Minads Liniment Cures Burns and Curious Exchanges
A collage of brief quips and snippets from newspapers and conversations. A chemist jokes about preservation and complexion while a teacher quizzes a student. A carpenter seeks a permit, a girl recalls punishment, and a pair of streetwise patterers boast about pay.
A Simple Thing to Do and Public Quips
A collection of brief quips and anecdotes from various newspapers. Remarks touch on socialism unemployment and government work, plus humorous exchanges about cracked eggs and shipboard news. The compendium includes lines attributed to H H Rogers and others.
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H. H. Rogers
Tim Greely
Fairhaven
Tim
Washington Star
Free home treatment for bed wetting offered from Windsor Ontario
Mrs M Summers of Windsor Ontario offers a free home treatment and full instructions for mothers troubled by children bed wetting and even adults with urine difficulties. The notice urges writing today and not sending money. It warns against blaming the child and promises cure without spanking.
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M. Summers
Windsor
Ont
Progressive business promise across western towns
An advertisement proclaims a new venture offering unlimited earnings with no required experience. It targets each town in the west, suggesting small investment is desirable though not necessary. The copy emphasizes broad money-making potential and appeal to a wide audience.
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C. E. Barnes
Practical
Quebec Runner Hans Holmer Dominates Lowell Marathon
A slender Quebec runner, Hans Holmer, led a strong field at Lowell Massachusetts, finishing 26 miles 38 yards in 2 hours 43 minutes 37 seconds, 18 seconds off the world record. He defeated Olympic Marathon winner John J. Hayes and is noted as a premier Canadian distance talent based in Quebec City.
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Canada
Lowell
Mass
Quebec
John J. Hayes
Hans Holmer
Holmer
Quebec City
Peace Centenary Petition Urges Canada US Cooperation
The Canadian Peace and Arbitration Society addresses the Government of the Dominion urging cooperation with the United States to preserve nearly a century of peace. The Globe notes the petition aims to be widely circulated and signed by the public.
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Canadian Peace and Arbitration Society
Dominion
Canada
United States
The Grand Old Man of Bristol
The eighty four year old cocoa firm chair man Jon Storrs Fry remains active in leadership. His offices lie in the rear house where he and his brothers were born and raised amid clerks and busy activity. He holds a morning religious service daily at Union street for a congregation of over 2,000 in the men s dining room.
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Bristol
Jon Storrs Fry
Rer
Sir Edward Fry
Lewis Fry
Fry
Union Street
A Great Temperance Advocate Sir George White of Norwich
Sir George White, leader of the Nonconformists in the House of Commons, began life in a boot and leather firm in Norfolk, earning five shillings a week. A prominent temperance figure, he significantly reduced drinking habits among commercial travelers. He traveled as a young man and vowed to remain personally steadfast in his resolution.
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George White
Norwich
Eng
House of Commons
Norfolk
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