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Newspaper
Lloydminster Review
Location
Lloydminster, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Jun 05, 1914
Page
3
Herbalist Guarantees Delivery by Faitted Torvee Hours
Unclear text shows a claim of delivery within a fixed time frame with fragmented place and person names and an undefined schedule. No coherent events or verifiable entities are present in the readable fragment.
Patents Fetherstonbaugh Co Toronto Office
Patent notice from Fetherstonbaugh and Company announces head office located on Bing Street in Toronto Canada. The brief item identifies the firm as patent holders or agents with a Toronto base.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fetherstonbaugh & Co
Bing Street
Toronto
Canada
Farmers Seek Local Sheep and Swine Supply
A Saskatchewan department plan aims to supply cash market sheep and swine locally, requiring dockside delivery from farmed stock to meet demand. Only top-quality animals will be provided, with emphasis on practical cash arrangements and local provisioning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katchewan
Eye Remedy Eludes Citizens in Odd Patent Claim
Fragmentary notice describes a so called eye remedy labeled for eye health with dubious ingredients. It mentions a liquid salve and watering eyes and hints at a dubious product sold in docks. No verifiable authorities or clear dates are provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chiense
Forethought and imagination as paths to success
The text argues that exercising forethought expands imagination and grants freedom from limiting circumstances. It contrasts the pessimistic, fate driven mindset with constructive thinking that seeks new paths to success when obstacles arise.
Reporters In the Commons History of Press Access
The article traces the gradual access of reporters to the House of Commons from 1786 when they gained entry with tacit approval, through 1808 at Beck Beach gallery, to 1836 when daily division lists began, the 1834 post fire expansion, and the 1862 move to the Palace of Westminster when the press was officially recognized and the reporters gallery became an established feature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commons
Grst
House of Commons
Beck Beach Ineegers
Mats Steels
Palace of Westminster
A Luckless Caterpillar in Australia
A caterpillar searches for food under leaves when a parasite attaches to its neck. The parasite feeds on the host’s lifeblood, while the caterpillar buries itself and a pale green stalk rises with a single dim flower. The insect is slowly converted into wood-like mass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
Debating Commons Satiated by Oranges and Pears Anecdotes
In Burke era Commons members seek relief from debate tedium by eating fruit on the floor. Brougham delivers a six tour speech on law reform to a battalion of oranges. Joseph Hume munches pears by his post as a picturesque fruit vendor backdrop appears with fashion notes from the Westminster Gazette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Commons
Burke
Brougham
Joseph Hume
Westminster Gazette
Belfish Etiquette and Old Book Advice
A collage of quotes and jokes from a vintage page includes etiquette notes urging self interest, tasting unfamiliar dishes, and looking for better prospects. It features aphorisms from G A Merriam and a punny exchange about dreams, along with brief comic bits from local columns and a barber gag.
Earthquakes and Public Discourse in Historic Commentary
A Chicago Record Herald note discusses earthquakes as subterranean disturbances spreading as elastic waves. It notes varying origins and no single cause, with some events linked to “roleagle action” while others appear unrelated to any evident trigger.
Queered Himself in Odd Dialogue From Obscure Text
A fragmentary line presents odd dialogue with misread quotes and garbled names. The passage mentions a hat and a comment on age, ending with attribution to Pele Mele in a cryptic style.
Unselfish Women Weigh In As Wires That Bind
A fragment notes that self sacrificing women make the best wires while signaling contrasting traits in others. The line stresses moral character and social roles in a terse observational snippet.
Gin Pills Relief for Rheumatism and Kidney Benefits
A reader from Ment Say reports dramatic relief from rheumatic pain and neuralgia after using gin pills from National Drug & Chemical Co Canada. Advert claims 50c per box, six for 2.50, samples available. notes general endorsement and contact in Toronto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bamavel Lamemore
National Drug & Chemical Co. of Canada, Limited
Toronto
Putnam’s Corn and Wart Extractor Ad Claims Fast Relief
A dated advertisement extols Putnam’s Corn and Wart Extractor as the painless remedy for corns and warts. It promises root-and-branch removal within four hours and guarantees satisfaction with a small bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Putnam
Curious Inquiry and Odd Inventions of Old Notes
Curiosity prompts a playful exchange on age and fascination. The piece recalls German made rope filled horseshoes for slippery streets and an eminent Scots astronomer noting a star seeming a penny bit away. A joking audience quip highlights Scottish identity and wit.
Cure for Kidney Disease via Dodd's Kidney Pills
A nameless man from Mona Minnesota praises Dodd's Kidney Pills after a seven year kidney ailment. He reports back pain relief after three boxes and calls the medicine a complete cure. The piece includes assorted unrelated clippings and odd lines about other topics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mona
Cornelius Hansen
Dodd
Sey
Rane
India Enters Dry Season With Clear Skies
From February through May skies across India become almost cloudless. Dryness grows and temperatures rise toward peak heat in this annual dry period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
Bay Doge of War Visitor Seeks Battle Privilege
In a Saturday Evening Post excerpt a visitor to Kentucky Senator Ollie James asks for help to obtain a privilege from the War Department to support battles involving Mexicans near El Paso. James responds by offering to see what can be done.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hor Doge
War “Bay
Ollie James
Kentucky
War Department
James
el Paso
Saturday Evening Post
CPR Floral Department Beautifies Neighborhoods and Lines
The CPR Floral Department has rapidly expanded distributing hundreds of thousands of seeds and millions of bulbs to agents and workers. Plants, shrubs, and perennials are sent out, with February seed shipments and fall bulb distribution. The effort spreads floral culture among employees and neighbors, transforming dreary areas into gardens and pleasing travelers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.P.R. Floral Department
C.P.R
East Lynne and the Rise of a Novelist
The tale describes a novelist who, exhausted by illness, wrote her famed scene in bed while composing a novel. Faced with rejections, the work found life after a London Times endorsement, leading to rapid print runs. East Lynne then spread as a bestseller in Europe in both book and stage form.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra. Ae
Tate
Acer
Richard Bentley
Edmé
London Times
Europe
Baby's Own Tablets Promotion by Dr Williams Co
Montreal dealer Samuel Longmore promotes Dr Williams' Baby's Own Tablets sold for 25 cents a box from Brockville Ontario. The ad claims the tablets are safe trusted by mothers across Canada and help with digestion worms colds colic and fevers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Longmore
Montreal
O Ian
Canada
Weetee
Dr. Williams’ Medicine Co
Brockville
Ont
Old Wall Street Counsel Cautions On Easy Money
A well known New York lawyer recalls advice from conservative Wall Street minds about the lure of quick profits. A wife bursts in with a new bonnet and a bill, illustrating how tempting money schemes can backfire. The piece ends noting Holloway's Corn Care as a painless remedy for corns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Wall Street
New York Sun
A Woman Can Do Anything and Do It Well
A poem asserts a woman can outpace a man in work talk and steadiness. It praises patience under pressure, musical talking groups, immovable calm under threats, and even enduring pain with poise. The verse ends noting a woman’s boundless capability despite male skepticism.
Oil region near Athabasca shows vast asphaltum deposits
An Alberta oil expert reports a newly opened area around Athabasca Landing containing asphaltum estimated at at least 176 square miles with 176 to 200 million tons of paving material. Deposits lie 50 to 200 feet deep and analysis from British American and Canadian labs notes heavy asphaltum with high silica content.
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Athabasca
Athabasca Landing
CNA
Edmonton
Algary Tee
British
Canadan
Demetane
Miss Skittles Questions Competition in Office
Miss Skittles asks whether there is much competition in the office, probing workplace dynamics and rivalries. The quote hints at a light, perhaps humorous tone about office life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Skittles
Nerviline claims fast relief for back pain and rheumatism
An advertisement touts Nerviline as a quick cure for lameness back pain rheumatism neuralgia and lumbago claiming it penetrates muscle tissue and nerve where ointments fail with a family bottle and a larger size available. The page also includes a cameo about a judge and a note urging worm powders for children to prevent growth stunting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mds
Parliament’s Halls Named for Size and Sound Design
The article notes Britain's Houses of Parliament span four acres with 11 courts and 11,000 rooms and cites limited seating in the House of Commons. It mentions proposed reforms to chamber layout aiming for Grecian theatre seating to improve acoustics, amid interruptions from two tramps arguing outside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Britain
House of Commons
Bless the Baby Bless thie little heart
Poem fragment from The Crescent Moon by Rabindranath Tagore with lines praying for a child’s protection and guidance amid war, asking for blessings and trust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rabindranath Tagore
The Physics of Emotions and the Emotional Body
A fragment discusses how emotions affect the body and muscles as blood flow and tone change. It cites Fred W Eastman and Harpers Magazine noting that laughter sadness or surprise can move a galvanometer. The text argues emotions are more than mental states and hints at teaching a course in conduct or scholarship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cresaas
Fred W. Eastman
Harpers Magazine
Malye
Dedt
Hidden Pompeii Skeleton Showcases Gold Teeth Discovery
In a summer discovery, scientists report gold milled teeth found in the jaws of skeletons unearthed at Pompeii. The find is described as priceless yet elusive to collect immediately, reflecting ancient wealth buried in the ruins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pompeii
To Cure a Cold in One Day Tablets Claim
Druggiate refunds money if the medicine fails to cure. The box bears RB W GROVE signature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RB. W. Grove
Investigating Hudson Bay Fisheries Launches from Halifax
The department of trade and fisheries will send a schooner with a scientific crew from Halifax to study fisheries at Hudson Bay. Early inquiries show Hudson Bay and estuaries yield superior grades of fish with strong production potential.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hudson Bay
Department of Wane End and Fisheries
Halifax
Etreite
Musical Relief After Cardartles Named by Boston Record
A Boston Record note praises a musical as strong relief after a string of cardartles. It hints at social fatigue and the value of theater to reset conversation and memory after tense gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Record
Restfulness of Flowers Brightens Home and Office Spaces
A Philadelphia Ledger excerpt extols flowers for rest and focus, noting their calming impact on housewives, mothers, clerks, and artists who study color. The piece pairs with a German senate action to preserve Waterloo Battlefield, authorizing a 1460 acre tract and government powers for acquisition and development.
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Philadelphia Ledger
Waterloo
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