21 Jan 1913
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Newspaper
Charlottetown Guardian
Location
Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island, Canada
Date
Jan 21, 1913
Page
1
An advertisement notes a two session auction by R. O. Auctioneer offering winter underwear coats sweaters caps and more at phenomenal savings. Highlighted is no reserve and a claim of strong liniment product and customer letters.
London reports the knighthood for Dr George Turner as a humanitarian act akin to Father Damien. He is praised for work among typhoid and leprosy patients in South Africa, with King George recommending the honor. Also appears is a Toledo notary oath about Frank J Cheney and a Catarrh Cure advertisement.
A Guardian readers column discusses how misread moods and perceived irritability affect daily interactions. It urges charitable judgment, noting that genuine thought and silence can be misinterpreted, and links a generous mindset to kinder responses from others.
In the Salvation Army Citadel Charlottetown last evening Colonel Bullard of England conducted a special service. A large audience attended and heard his talk on Missions and Missionary work in the far East. The lecture featured 100 lantern slides illustrating the views.
A wealthy American sought valuable pictures priced by the square foot but learned art cannot be sold by size. The note compares it to buying cast cakes by amount rather than bread making quality, praising White Swan Yeast cakes for superior bread and inviting a free sample from White Swan Spices & Cereal Co. of Toronto.
New Jersey chicken fancier Dave Marshall, known for blue Orpingtons, bought a $100 egg at Madison Square Garden for a prize cockerel. En route home a ferry accident smashed the egg, yielding a raw omelette, while the shell is on display. The Plymouth Rock hen awaits her hoped for hatch in about three weeks.
In Pittsfield on January 17, 70 year old wood chopper Jeffrey Beckwith, who lived with his brother on Taconic Mountain, was found frozen to death in the celery house at Miss Florence Learned’s Onoto farm. A collie’s bark guided searchers to the body. medical examiner cites exposure and shelter-seeking as likely causes.
Washington January 11 Pujo chairman of the House Money Trust Committee appeared before the District of Columbia Grand Jury and testified. United States District Attorney Wilson expects an indication. G Henry the New York stock broker refused to name twenty four bank officers linked to boosting the Gal Mornia Petroleum stock.
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