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Newspaper
Cut Knife Grinder
Location
Cut Knife, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Feb 11, 1915
Page
7
A popular actress derides the term the flirt saying it excuses a modern woman’s choices. She questions judgments about enjoying the moment while noting the double standards that still limit female behavior in society.
Mrs Gray postmistress of Frontenac Ca Ont reports strong health after four boxes of Dodds Kidney Pills. She joins thousands of Canadian women who claim renewed strength and sleep, attributing relief to kidney function and toxin filtration. The notice ties kidney health to overall vitality and mentions a Detroit detail about an art gallery scene and Parmelees Vegetable Pills as a standard tonic.
A garbled fragment references Terriake Seal of Zam Buk Co Toronto and mentions Sir Meury Harcourt Lord Morris Cain and Abel in a political chat. It also alludes to Mother Graves Worm and healing, with an offhand line about mending a canvas to fix a busted tire.
An archaic dialogue fragment shows a hotel confrontation with a guest and staff. The visitor urges bed sharing while a resident refuses. a bell alarm and a misdirected belt add confusion amid humorous misstatements and a reference to a nineteenth century periodical.
A clipped exchange shows a clerk and employer arguing over wage loss after marriage. The employer denies responsibility for an accident involving employees outside the factory, reflecting business policy cited by National Monthly and Punch periodical commentary.
An old advert claims Nerviline cures earache headache backache and more for the family saying nothing else equals it. The ad emphasizes quick relief and universal use.
A Pittsburgh Post piece notes a wry remark about Noah's nerves as the ark era is recalled. The sentence hints at social or humorous interpretation of biblical figures amid a broader discussion.
The readable lines show a light dialogue with sneezes and choices between peppermint or green like a quirky exchange. It mentions reading extensively in the papers and a misheard phrase about taking or kieptowan, suggesting confusion or humor.
A brief explainer on paralysis and locomotor ataxia noting that limb paralysis arises from impaired nerve force. It describes movement as muscle contraction triggered by brain and spinal cord nerve centers, transmitted along nerve fibres to the body and points to potential paralysis when fibres are damaged.
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