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Newspaper

Battleford Press

Location

Battleford, Saskatchewan, Canada

Date

Jun 11, 1914

Page

5

Local Painters and Decorators Advertising Services

F. F. Marsh painter paperhanger and decorator offers free estimates. Battleford Wildfong and Limpert advertise as house sign and carriage painters paperhangers and decorators with orders to Model Bakery for prompt attention. J. Pickel promotes as provincial auctioneer Maidstone Sask with 24 years in business. Write for terms, Ashton & Co.

The Scarred Wrist Dream Tale of Lady Beresford

The Beresford family recounts a dream linked love story involving Lady Beresford, Sir Tristram Beresford, and her deceased brother Lord Tyrone. A dream prompted injury to her left wrist with black ribbon, foretold a second marriage, and a private union with a neighbor youth ending in separation and death at forty seven.

Beresford Beresfort Nicola Hamiton Sir Tristram Beresford Lord Tyrone Tristam

Is Tobago the island in Crusoe lore claims Chessman

Otis B. Chessman of Pittsburgh asserts proof that the island of Tobago off the Venezuela coast matches the setting of Robinson Crusoe. He cites native accounts and tropical familiarity from a decade of travel, linking the tale to the land described in the novel and its Spanish translations.

Robinson Crusoe Friday West Indies Atlantic South America Otis Chessman Pittburg Tropics Tobago Island DeFoe Puus Alexander Selkirk Juan

The Unanimous Verdict Standoff in a West England Trial

After long deliberation in a west England case the judge threatened the jurors with disqualification for any holdout. Eleven jurors stood for a verdict but one man kept silent. A final juror rose and claimed to be the sole supporter of the defendant’s side, prompting a tense confrontation.

England Seaee

Delicate Ramsay Lab Scales Weigh a Seven Millionth Ounce

In Ramsay's personal lab at University College London a new balance weighs one seven-millionth of an ounce. The room stays semi dark as the instrument trembles with slightest vibrations. The operator must wait in darkness for an hour and read quickly before temperature changes affect the reading.

William Ramsay University College, London

New Zealand Boasts World’s Longest Straight Rail Section

The article notes a 196 mile straight stretch in New Zealand, claimed as the longest unbroken line of railway. It highlights New Zealand’s rugged terrain with mountains, curves, and heavy engineering challenges as context for this feat.

New Zealand

Love letters as teaching tools spark tact in literature

Dr. Arthur H. Mes argues letters between youths offer strong literary lessons. He warns tact is essential, noting a case where a young woman broke an engagement over a misprinted or misread note.

Arthur H.mes

South Africa Eyes Naval Protection and Patience

The South African Prime Minister addressed the navy issue, noting the long coast and reliance on Britain for sea trade. He urged patience as a government plan unfolds to protect commerce, criticizing opposition for focusing on naval contributions. He warned against pressuring to force action, favoring slow but sure progress.

South Africa Britain

Cow swims mile long canal tunnel at Foulridge

A cow owned by Mr. Brown of Blue Slate Farm swam the mile long tunnel on the Leeds and Liverpool Canal at Foulridge near Colne England. Dragged out exhausted by Constable Bell and a boatman, it recovered after feeding and was returned to its owner.

Foulridge Colne Eng Brown Blue Slate Farm Constable Bell

Ripening Peaches by Electricity Demonstrated

A London Daily Mirror report describes T Thorne Baker using high frequency electricity to ripen a green peach in minutes. Sparks coated the fruit surface, the peach charged with electricity, then opened to reveal juicy flesh near the stone after a brief rest. The method costs only a small amount of electricity.

T. Thorne Baker London Daily Mirror

If the Atlantic Were Lowered and Pressures Rise

The article explains how water pressure grows with depth, noting that at one mile down pressure exceeds 133 atmospheres. It states lowering the Atlantic by 6,564 feet would halve its width, and hints at further implications if lowered more.

Atlantic Ocean

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the Merchants Bank F. F. Hebden T. E. Merrett Geo. Munro Canada Savings Bank Department Battleford Branch D. B. White Royal Loaf Princess Theatre Battleford Realty Company Canadian Distributors Co. Ltd Vancouver Best Mill On Masey-Harris Warehouse Jefferson Business Directory Earle & Sparling Barristers & Solicitors Battleford, Sask RR. Earle L.L 6. Sparling B.A. Katchewan Bars Sask Allene & Manitobe Livingston & Atkinson M. L. M. Skelton E. F. T. Brokowski Lenson Canadian Fire Insurance Co Sig ~Yenna Canadian Indew Hartford Fire Insurance Co London Guarantee & Accident Co A. G. Cunningham 2Nd Ave DR. Hh, E. Ewart Bauleford Susk F. F. Marsh Battleford Model Bakery J. Pickel Maidstone Sask Vv. Ashton & CO Prince Albert Bank of B.N Battleford P.O Masonic Hall R. H. Beckett N.G F. Reed H. W. Ashton Ree Istave Dingle E. W. Peterson Cruso Venezuelan L. White London Toronto Conservatory of Music Prise Miss Dingle R.C.M Signor Garcia Dr. Sawyer A. Cameron Church OF England T. Gronan J. Jones B.A the Navy Bank of Hamilton W. C. Soole Mgr Speers & Taylor Dray and Wood & Coal Jolliffe Winnipeg Delhi Dominion Experimental Farm West Beachey Fred. J. C. Cox A. W. Bell Sec. & Man the Battleford Press and the Grain Growers’ Guide Partizan Mara Ately Ieais
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