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Newspaper

Lloydminster Review

Location

Lloydminster, Saskatchewan, Canada

Date

Apr 10, 1914

Page

6

Foreign Language Education and Gender Bias in Lesson Tone

A fragment discusses gender expectations in language study and the rarity of women pursuing certain languages. It argues that Americans and English speakers have limited knowledge of Ry and Freveh, with concerns about foreign language exposure. The piece notes a movement toward high schools adopting foreign language study for broader benefits to pupils.

Lenoge United States Roe Dingrage Sven & Tage Gnorwar

Hard Pressed Say Billie Gimmie Bi Yer Wendy

Fragmented OCR style text mentions names Billie Wendy and Ethel with garbled phrases about hope and tarif uncertainty. No clear event or outcome to date.

Billie Wendy

Curious Monkeys on Clay Models and Japanese Myth

Fragmentary notes describe the three wise monkeys with hands over mouth eyes covered and ears blocked. Mentions of Japanese terms Ka no no aru and ka no no eri, Nikko shrine ties and regional legends, plus a theatrical skit with a dramatic pillar scene and an injured performer.

Monkeye New World Japan Kikazure

Undefined fragment but shows medical refund hints

A fragmented OCR passage mentions a six to fourteen day cure and a refund request tied to a medical relief application. The wording is garbled with references to bleeding and a protruding condition, leaving the exact case unclear.

Upside Down Boy and Vision Peculiarities At School

A newspaper notes a boy with reverse perception of orientation who reads and sings with upside down objects. It explains mirror vision cases arise from brain disorder, not eye mechanics, and mentions medical interest and inquiry to Johns Hopkins Hospital.

Iis Hisseel Russell Specalistas Ryssell Ee John Uopkins Hospital

Temperance Workers Rally in Manitoba Leaders Press Reform

Manitoba temperance activists push for liquor law reform amid clashes with Sir Redmond Roblin government. A Zion Church meeting endorsed Rev Dr Wilson’s attack on officials and urged an investigation into clubs and hotels. Leaders warn Liberal support could shift balance in provincial elections.

Royal Durance Winnipeg Redmond Roblin Social Service Council Dr. Wilson J. Augusting Presbyterian Church Redmond J. L. Gordon Manitobe C. W. Gordon Openson Norrin

Classification of Cats and a German Crown Prince Fact

A school boy writes about varieties of cats with names like Queer purrs Angorne and Feline cats. The dentist and the German crown prince are mentioned in light, humorous observations about temperaments and throne expectations.

Maui

Shiloh Hottie Improves Time With Old Watch Flick

A fragmented text fragment mentions Shiloh and a dime purchase for an old watch. It hints at timekeeping, daily routines, and a line about improving time. A stray note references foresters in Germany and a nonsensical query about the South Pole. The passage is largely garbled.

Apples and fruit prices described by the Utica Globe

The Utica Globe notes era changes in fruit costs with apples once cheap, oranges valuable, and large storage of apples in households. The piece contrasts past affordability with current market marks, reflecting inflation and shifting value across families and dealers.

Utica Globe

Not for Fido War in Bath Causes Delays for Baby

A garbled note describes a chaotic scene where a baby is in the bath as adults react to a war mention. The text notes timing issues and advice not to place Vido in for an hour, suggesting confusion and precaution around the infant during the incident.

Fragmented Miscellany Dialogues and Anecdotes

A garbled collage of jokes and snippets shows two ministers discussing creed differences and a range of odd anecdotes. It includes lines about a railway danger, zoology quips, a dog saying, and remarks on population and charity, all presented in a patchy, confused layout.

Twinkling of the Stars and perceptual effects of light

A reader describes how a small lens creates star like twinkles at distance and how illusions change with eye position. The piece notes that distant lights appear star shaped in blind spots, while planets like Venus reveal round forms under telescope magnification.

Venus

Morland Painting Discovered at Drury Lane London

A Morland canvas, a 1780s sea scene showing a sailor bidding farewell to his sweetheart, was found among Lane Theatre props at Drury Lane. Art dealer W W Sampson eyed it during a rehearsal and agreed to buy. the work is insured for over four figures and valued as a fine Morland example.

Lane Theatre London George Morland Perio Arthur Collins Christie’s W. W. Sampson

Hell's Glen in Scotland Described by Miner and Guides

A rugged Scottish glen between Glasgow and Stirling is praised for its dramatic scenery. A miner recalls a coach ride through the pass while others marvel at the wild landscape and the awe it inspires.

Hell's Glen Glasgow

Hamel Wins Aerial Race Over London Circuit

The Aerial acroplant race formed a London circuit and was won by Hamel, an English aviator. He received a 600 cash cap and 1,000 in cash. Of 11 starters, W. L. Buck was the only American, finishing sixth after starting third. Competitors included two Frenchmen a Swiss and seven Bruces including Hamel. The departure order depended on aircraft speeds 56 to 98 mph as 36 000 spectators gathered at Heedon the starting point.

London Hamel Nnglib W. L. Buck Heedon

Wool Sack as Early Lord Chancellor Symbol

The wool sack recalls Britain's Wool staple era in the Lord Chancellor's office. An ottoman couch stuffed with wool represents the commodity's importance while the Lords sit on it.

Britain House of Lords

Wart-vanishing recipe from County Miye

A rustic remedy instructs cutting twelve pieces of etraw with the Jolote at the center and placing them in a ground hole. The warts are said to wither as the Jolote decays.

County Miye

Nile Goods Arrival Schedule Revealed After Delayed Ten Days

For hundreds of years Nile Goods has faced varied ten day delays in arrivals. The note outlines chronic timing issues and hints at operational adjustments to improve consistency.

Somerset House Registers Note Odd Given Names

Registers show children named Mineral Waters Presty Winter Alfred Day Weeks among arrivals. The text ponders ordering names by birth order with a playful but awkward example Quintus as a later name, reflecting a tradition of unusual Christian names.

Somerset House Alfred Primus Quintus Ty Ogee

The Music of the Spheres and City Verses

A fragmentary column references a sunny day and thawing ground. It mentions Sue’s cheerful presence, a song titled The music of the spheres, and humorous exchanges about wanderlust and travel life. It hints at social chatter and light, lighthearted humor across multiple voices.

Not the Thing for Him Furniture Dealer

A garbled piece describes a furniture dealer offering a folding settee that doubles as a bed. The customer rejects it saying he works at night and needs day use. The text shifts to unrelated odds and ends about a cow in Scotland and an overpriced painting.

World Digestive Health Claim Advertisement

An early 20th century ad promotes Na-Dru-Co tablets for stomach troubles. It claims digestion supports all work from industry leaders to homemakers. The copy urges better appetite and energy through this product and similar tonics.

Milady

Canadian Wood Tests Planned At McGill University

The Forestry Branch of the Department of the Interior will conduct an exhaustive series of tests at McGill University to determine the strength of Canadian woods. Beginning with major commercial species, all wood types will be tested under varying growth conditions and moisture contents to build local data beyond existing U.S. results.

Department of the Interior McGill University United States

Pride Goes Before a Fall Belt and Descent

Fragmentary note describes a sharp reversal or fall in status. Mentions a family named de cent with Nell I oh and a perceived descent or comedown after pride. No clear dates places or organizations are provided.

Nell

Economy Emphasis Amid Uncertain Times

The article urges prudent spending and fiscal restraint, arguing that practicing economy is the sensible course. It notes a 2 percent measure and calls for cautious budgeting.

Corsica Forests Managed by French Government

The article notes that the forests of Corsica, the birthplace of Napoléon, are controlled by the French government. They produce lumber, firewood and turpentine, with all parts of the tree used more closely than in America.

Corsica Haide Napoléon America

Personal note on engagement and breakup

A correspondent informs Charliet Yea that Helen has ended their engagement. The writer declares ending their association with him, describing the situation in brief and direct terms.

Charliet Yea Helen H@en

Minard's Liniment Promises Cures and Odd Claims

Fragmentary notes describe Minard's Liniment as a cure for burns and other ailments. A puzzled or unimpressed speaker questions its effectiveness while an item mentions something washing ashore and being floated about for days. The text is unclear and appears to be a stray excerpt.

First Visit to the Zoo Sparks Animal Talk

The Great Petcapet asks about animals on Robert's first zoo visit. Uncle Bes questions the creatures as the boy mentions the kangaroo and elephant should change tails.

Robert Uncle Bes

Unclear Fragment They Request Clarification

The readable text reads as a fragmented line with unclear names and context. No coherent events, dates, or entities are identifiable to provide a factual summary or headline.

Vicar Seeks Organist Receives Varied Application

A vicar advertised for an organist and received replies including an applicant who claims to have been both a music teacher and organist for several years. The message expresses interest in the vacancy and notes flexibility regarding gender.

Vere Tile

Woman A Great Sufferer Promotes Lydia Pinkham Remedy

Tilbury Ontario and Chicago readers report relief from Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound and Liver Pills in testimonial letters. Advert may claim global praise and encourages others to write for confidential guidance.

Tilbury Lydia Pinktonm Lydia E. Pinkham

Automobile Turns the Mare into Motion in Quip Duel

A playful exchange compares a horse and an automobile to show how technology changes transport. The dialogue contrasts Hewitt-Money and Jewett as a jest about progress and vehicles.

Hewittt Jewett

Tribe and morality in Africa noted by explorer

An explorer reports finding a tribe with no concept of morality or immorality. A quirky interlocutor asks what they did for money as a joke about revolvers and debts, suggesting someone will handle dollars for you.

Africa

Catarrhorose Promises Quick Asthma Relief For All

A sensational claim describes Catarrhorose as a universal cure for asthma catarrh and bronchitis. The ad urges immediate use with a promise of rapid improvement and cites testimonials of prior successes to persuade readers to purchase the remedy today.

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