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Newspaper
Glenboro Gazette
Location
Glenboro, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 26, 1914
Page
6
Barbara Chance uncovers a concealed desk drawer with a brass key, finds a white rose marked clue, opens a hidden wall cupboard, and reveals a box of letters from Dean Chance and a trail leading to Worthington on the Hill before fleeing to London to consult Parker and Sunningley.
A testimonial from Renivilie dated May 14 1913 describes a five year itchy leg rash that worsened at night. After trying various patent medicines the writer found relief using Cuticura Ointment and Soap, reporting healing within a week and complete disappearance of symptoms after a month. The note invites readers to request a 32 page booklet from Pultee Drug Co Boston U S A.
Fragmentary note advises daily cocoa in hot water and mentions adjusting amounts for safety. Names and full context are unclear. text references a company and a person but details are illegible.
A Baltimore American humorous snippet questions an army officer in charge of enlistments being on sick leave yet still “recruiting his wealth.” The quip plays on the idea of recruitment as a personal effort while incapacitated.
A garbled mix of quotations and misread text from a historical page. The legible parts reference tango, wormy doing proper Wiig ale, and a math student with original results. No cohesive article or clear event is discernible.
The quote emphasizes that sympathy acts as a safeguard for the inner self, contrasting humane compassion with self-centered behavior. It suggests empathy strengthens moral character and resilience against deforming influences.
Mrs Harris of Tyneside reports using gin pills with her third batch and claims back and kidney pain have eased. She advises women with back pain and weak kidneys to try gin pills and notes sample free via Nathal Drug & Chemical Co. of Canada in Toronto.
A German Roman Catholic leader once failed to gain an early appointment after a confidential report labeled him timid and lacking decisive force. George Kopp, then a telegraph operator, later pursued holy orders, was ordained, and twenty years later became Prince-Bishop of Breslau, attending state banquets with the emperor.
Postmaster General Burleson advances a parcel post expansion to link producers and city buyers directly. The plan, to be tested in ten cities via post offices as information hubs, aims to reduce middleman profits and lower prices for eggs butter and farm produce while boosting farmer returns.
A home mission event collected dollars from participants with tales of effort. One woman claimed the money came from her husband, sparking disbelief among onlookers as the crowd learned of hidden domestic strain.
A boy clashed with his father over discipline with a razor strop. In a surprising turn, the boy is found stroking a goat he despised, after the animal allegedly knocked his father into a pond, prompting a grateful, affectionate moment with the creature.
Fragmentary exchange discusses social norms about wives and clubs with playful lines about piano learning and late hours. The text contains attributions to Wille and Paw and ends with an odd phrase En quirer.
Candor compels me to tell you that my chickens prefer turnip seed over watermeton. The speaker notes poultry taste in seeds as a clear preference.
Texas Coyote notes Sal and Sue exchange views on a young woman described as sweet. Salt expresses dislike for her, while Sue defends or compliments the girl in a brief, dialogic snippet.
In a Louiville Courier-Journal fragment, a reader recalls the pull of war whenever seeing a grandfather’s sword, while noting a contrasting impulse to calm when noticing wooden leg imagery. The item reflects wartime sentiment and personal memory in a clipped quotation fragment.
King George receives French crowds during his five night stay in Paris marking a cordial Franco British exchange. The monarchs rapport with Napoleonic era Parisian society is noted as lasting beyond his visit and extending to his son the current king.
A historic note warns against drinking distilled water as harmful to human cells, citing experiments showing distilled water damages plant cells and removes valuable minerals. It promotes filtered river water for better safety and oxygenation, arguing pure water offers no health advantage.
The article recalls the birth of London bus transport about sixty years ago with Thomas Tilling launching an omnibus from Rye Lane to Grace Church Street. An express bus drawn by four horses called at private houses before departing, followed by the green Times bus between the lane and Oxford Circus.
Military Examiner discusses what qualifies a man for burial with full honors, while a recruit's inquiry about a Harvard ham poon reveals a mix of formal standards and unclear slang in the wartime dialogue.
A British paper notes odd horse friendships including Spearmint shunning a box with a black cat. At Cheltenham Vermouth the hurdler travels with a plain looking goat, cheap as a mascot, easing nerves despite two $5,000 handicaps. Chili Sr. misbehaved until a lamb was added to his box and he calmed down.
A testimonial claims coffee and tea cause indigestion headaches and insomnia, urging a switch to Postum. It describes personal weight gain after using Postum, quotes a Canadian customer and outlines two forms, Instant Postum and roasted granules, with prices and preparation notes.
At Rostand's admittance day a breakfast for friends was hosted by the Cyrano author with Mme Bernhardt in attendance wearing a gown made for the occasion. She raised a glass and proclaimed a Greek toast to the greatest of French dramatists, Rostand, then poured its contents over head and gown. Rostand's sons, in velvet suits, echoed the moment with their own Greek fashion toast and spill.
The article extols bone strength noting frail women have bones stronger than oak. It explains hollow bone structure provides high resistance, giving examples of a small bone suspending 25 pounds and a oak rod about 29 pounds. It argues hollow bones offer strength and efficiency, paralleling engineering tubes over solid cylinders.
Thousands of mothers use no other medicine for their little ones but Baby's Own Tablets. Mrs. Geo M Binns of Clifford Ont reports sending twenty five cents for another box and notes a tablet or two makes baby well and happy quickly. She claims no other medicine equal to them and finds them superior to Castor oil. Sold by medicine dealers or by mail at 25 cents a box from Dr Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ont.
An Abbey lecture claimed a famed prize fighter lies buried in Westminster. a verger named John Burton posed for the arm of a statue near the north door and sought an inscription declaring his title. The chapter later left the tomb blank, visible only to those who know where to look.
Readers are told Halle Catarrh Cure cures catarrh a constitutional disease taken internally for broad mucous surfaces. Proponents offer 100 dollars for any case not cured and urge mailing for testimonials while noting the product price 76 cents and recommending Halein Family Pills for constipation.
In a Washington Star excerpt, Bors McNabb questions the honesty of city affairs and suggests that leaders should pause the intensity, allowing the people time to recover and regain opportunities to participate. The piece frames a tension between accountability and relief for residents.
A Yonkers Statesman item recalls a couple abroad on their honeymoon who visited the palace of peace at The Hague and briefly quarrelled there, prompting a lighthearted exchange about their trip.
Former President Taft recounted a brief anecdote to show the confusion surrounding a public issue. The tale concerns a man near a creek nicknamed the Saskashi quake creek who asks a neighbor how the name is spelled and finds no universally correct spelling.
A Youth's Companion note explains that in Argentina the saying comprar tierra means to fall from a horse and land hard enough to dig a hole as if buying ground. The article links the phrase to riders who, upon landing, metaphorically begin laying the foundations for a house.
A Baltimore Americas note urges a program to guide youth toward employment in a Paolo app gallery. It frames job training as essential, signaling a focus on tech oriented opportunities for young people.
The bulletin of the National Acclimatization Society notes a white swan that remained luminous all night from July to October last year. Other birds on the lake were not seen after dark, a fact linked to fungal spores on trees where roosting occur.
A British worker in France awakens to discover his wife nearby after a long absence of seventy seven days. The husband, at first unaware of her presence, is repeatedly called by name by his spouse in a curious exchange reported by the London Telegraph.
A vicar questions a boy about combing hair at school. The boy explains no combs exist in his family and his father has no hair, prompting a punchline from the vicar about their inability to comb.
Spur notes Berlin residents favor the zoo as a summer dining and dancing rendezvous with notably good music. The idea of late hours at the zoo is presented as a common delight in the city.
The affordable Worm Exterminator by Mother Graves is within reach of every consumer and can be obtained at any druggist.
The fragment hints at Clera Vere de Vere’s perceived decline and a potential marriage proposal this evening, with a judge referenced in the dialogue. The source provides limited readable context.
Bulletin No. 76 reports on the 1913 season tests at Central Experimental Farm and branch stations in Canada. It covers 11 corn varieties, 19 turnips, 18 mangels, 6 carrots, 2 sugar beets, and progress in legume forage plants and grasses. The 24 page bulletin, by M O Malte, is available from Ottawa publications.
A brief sketch fragment shows the magistrate asking Mrs O Scrap if she and her husband can live without fighting. She replies that they cannot be happy. The scene pairs with captions and literary inserts from period magazines.
A clipped quotation from the Philadelphia Ledger suggests Gipbs faces tailor pressure, with a remark about recent issues with his trousers. The item captures a humorous, oblique jab at a public figure through a newspaper quote.
The Palm Tree of Capri evokes Southern Italian scenes from Capri to Naples and Sorrento. The narrator contemplates Vesuvius, Siren bays, and poetic heritage of Tasso Virgil and Posillipo as the palm frames a timeless view.
Lip Pipcott recounts a changed heart after Charlie’s departure. He reveals growing affection for Jack, a shift Marked by Marjorie’s confirmation that the feeling is real. The dialogue conveys romantic reassessment following absence in malice.
Advertisement-like note asserting no one need suffer corns thanks to Holloway's Corn Cure, claiming relief and ease for sufferers. It presents a direct, promotional claim without additional context or testimonials.
At a New York dinner Dr Lymann Abbott argues against sex equality claiming women still seek male reverence. A Washington diplomat at another event teases a socialite with flirtatious lines. A verse quips about masters and slaves in a provocative exchange.
Readable lines show fragmented phrases about diets loans borrowing and personal names, with garbled terms. The text lacks a coherent event, dates, or clear subjects to identify a specific news item or notice. The piece appears as a damaged OCR excerpt rather than a complete article.
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