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Newspaper
Liberty Press
Location
Liberty, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Jul 30, 1914
Page
2
A garbled account describes a difficult knife task and a dangerous blade. It mentions a veneer explosion sending someone to hospital for months and includes a quoted exchange about pain and a wife’s back injury.
Fragmented OCR describes dogs on a race course with riders and keepers, plus scattered mentions of figures like Oliver Wendell Holmes and a minister. The text blends various scenes including beach life, a child and mother, and a choir, with uncertain wartime context and social chatter.
A terse note describes a farmer’s wife nearly wrecked by severe back pains reported during an incident at a rural farm. The entry emphasizes her discomfort and danger from the episode.
A lengthy, disjointed extract blends notes on philosophy and science with a public health report. It mentions a renowned thinker praised for liberty, then shifts to medical tests involving porous rubber used in wound healing, detailing procedures, outcomes, and potential risks.
A chaotic OCR fragment describes wire making with heating and rolling, noting four inch bars, tempering steps, and passage through die plates. It interjects a classroom moment where a literature teacher asks what could be sadder than a man without a craft, and fleeting dialogue about Crabbe.
Fragmentary OCR shows an old medical ad touting kidney and liver disease remedies. It mentions Dr Chase and various questionable products with pricing and dealer names. The text includes garbled phrases about pain and organ derangements and refers to agents like Bates & Co. Limited Tarunto.
Bee rare term cow BAM Rae thet ed care urging remedy 2.
A sales catalog recounts prices for several artworks including a Rubens attributed work, a Madonna and Child piece, and country landscapes. Prices ranged from about $1 to around $90, with several midrange bids and auctioneer attempts to start high. experts note Vander Velde’s authenticity in a disputed piece.
Fragmented report describes sanitary barbers in a village seeking official public health approval. It notes examinations for vaccination and sanitary duties like death certification and control of contagious diseases. The text references village officials and the local health department.
Fragmentary passage describes a public meeting with discussion of artillery and local trades. Mentions a half hour session and currency exchanges, with references to schooling and a Belfridge department store. Details are garbled and names unclear.
Unclear text fragment describes a vicarage, a court or meeting room, and references to Peony Court and Wdaers with garbled names. The readable parts point to a damaged historical notice or diary fragment with no clear events, dates, or identifiable persons.
Fragments recount a tale of travel and distant lands with references to Portugal and wine. A narrator notes a camped group and a young wife speaking amid faded lines and partial phrases from a larger narrative.
Bulletin No. 21 from the Dairy and Food Bureau warns that certain cheese baking claims mislead customers. It states that the process does not increase safety or quality but relies on deceptive marketing tactics.
The passage presents a string of disjointed phrases, quotes, and dialogues. It mentions Nora Paley and a medical description of sores and wound care, interwoven with noisy street scenes and literary fragments. The overall item reads as a damaged OCR sample with mixed voices and references.
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