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Newspaper
Canora Advertiser
Location
Canora, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Dec 13, 1917
Page
14
A notice identifies Che Canova Adurtiser as proprietor and records December 13, 917 as the reference date. The fragment confirms a business declaration by the owner in a public notice format.
A fragmented list claims two cents worth of electricity could perform various chores. Tasks range from sewing 800 feet of timber to warming shaving water, lighting cigars, pumping water heights, lifting heavy weights, and keeping breakfast warm.
From outside view the Duma appears splendid and orderly. Observers note crowded galleries of students peasants and prominent figures with peasants claiming ownership of the Duma and women removing hats to absorb the scenes of government in action.
Tom Bryant recounts a misdirected return to his apartment after marriage. He finds an empty room with fresh paint and no furniture, while Eleanor’s frantic search and a mistaken address reveal how a mix up on Fifty eighth Street altered a young couple’s domestic dreams.
A Popular Mechanics sketch describes stiffening a sagging Ate couch spring by bending its wire sections with a monkey wrench. Uniform bending ensures even strain distribution and restores near new stiffness.
Old London writer Geo. KR Sime recalls a room with a back view where a man killed his wife previously. A woman nearby shouted Murder and others fled, saying they would be up all night if they responded to every cry for help.
A harbor situated well inside the Arctic along the Polar Sea is reported to be open during winter months. The note describes its location and seasonal accessibility for navigation.
Fragmentary OCR reads as a local item about printing ink and job work. It lacks clear names, dates, or places, leaving the exact event and participants uncertain.
An Idaho acacia species nicknamed the angry tree allegedly shakes its foliage with agitation when touched at night. It supposedly emits a nauseating odor after repeated disturbance, driving campers away. The tale includes discovery by camping parties and a later note on the moral from Lord Dufferin.
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