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Newspaper
Lloydminster Review
Location
Lloydminster, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Mar 27, 1914
Page
2
A garbled page fragment mentions remedies for corns and a Putnam Extractor device priced at 26c. The text shifts to an insurance payout and a woman urged to buy life insurance, then a narrator references a kitten mistaken during an operation and a patient asking about being in a cruel situation.
Fragmented text notes a person or event involving Mas. Winatow and Gouin with a claim of sixty years and a large sum. Context and readable facts are limited in the OCR, preventing a clear summary of date, place, or outcome.
Fragmentary dialogue shows a mother and daughter discussion about a suitor and a ring. A child’s comment hints at social expectations, with laughter and a tentative agreement pending parental approval and a future visit.
A garbled quotation hints at moralizing dance themes and tagging, with unclear speakers. The fragmentary content suggests discussion of ethics or decorum in performance but lacks concrete names, places, or events to establish a clear item.
The fragmentary text asks who suffered wartime travel losses and what reforms should be feasible now. It reads as a puzzling, unclear note about postwar measures and accountability without concrete names or dates.
A partial OCR fragment mentions a school and a musing on life and worth living. The legible words reference people, wealth, and personal doubt, but no clear names, dates, or events emerge from the damaged text.
A fragmented passage from a past era presents garbled dialogue and anecdotes about a Seattle dinner. It references marriage, Teddy era figures, and scattered lines about medicine and rabbits, with unclear chronology and stray phrases.
Governments and Hallway companies push mixed farming expansion. Dominion and provincial efforts invest in farmer education and sons' training, stock selection trials, markets, credit loans, co op prices, and livestock grants. Rail lines offer cheap stock rates to entice farmers.
A fragmentary dialogue records a brief exchange about a sign and a suggestion to walk with an object. The participants include Gladye Jackie Beek Hall and Dr. Sargent, who advocates carrying an object while walking.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions alfalfa hub and slang terms amid a shipwreck scene. It references a captain and abandonment of the vessel, but the text is heavily corrupted and lacks clear dates, places, or verifiable names.
A debate in parliament led to a 77 to 64 vote to draft a bill on a introduced measure. The matter was sent to a committee for further consideration as tension rose over the proposal. A side note describes a comical scene at a station exit involving a pompous country woman and her husband.
Mrs. W A Baldwin of St Walburg Saskatchewan reports two years of rheumatism and kidney trouble. After using Dodd's Kidney Pills, four boxes bought on neighbor advice helped from the first and nearly cured her, with relief from headaches joint stiffness sleeplessness fatigue and thirst.
Fragmentary note reports a wedding plan for Mise Giddeigh with uncertain details about family and names, mentioning Mae and Claige-Jack in a terse, garbled exchange. The sources indicate a forthcoming marriage but lack clear dates, places, or confirmations.
The narrative details a perilous trek where travelers’ shoes are destroyed, hammocks torn, and clothing stripped as they climb, cross rivers, and endure relentless rain and storms. The writer recalls almost no dry moments from July through late September while pushing through hills and waterbrush and moving many miles daily.
A bandy race of swim pers in London proves popular with forty competitors in late November and December for the Amr Cup. The Serpentine Club president J Denty has swum for fifty years, with his two sons also racing. A notable sight shows a father and two sons competing together. Another pair, A B Lawes and R F Lawes, placed first and second in the event.
Story describes a young King George asking for money from his grandmother after spending his allowance. He replies with a polite taming of remonstrance and confesses selling her letter for five guineas. The anecdote preserves a tone of royal era and frugal family guidance.
A scribbled note from the London Paily Chronicle discusses the Piagras in Covent Garden, noting the open arcades on the market’s north and east sides as the only surviving instance of time Cockney pronunciation.
Divorces are described as difsents to obtain in Boglane, contrasting with other civilised countries. The note reflects local attitudes and legal changes surrounding marriage dissolution.
The Baltimore American notes the firm Cupid and Hymen as veteran matchmaking hands in the marriage business, described as an experienced duo shaping matches.
Fragmented Washington Star clipping notes Economy theme with quirky phrases about a baby and daily routines. The garbled text mentions coal and a nurse, hinting at domestic life impacts on earnings and care.
Thousands suffer rheumatism and misjudge weather as the cause. Dr Williams Pink Pills are promoted as the cure by building rich red blood to attack toxins. A testimonial from Nadou of St. Te mayes describes severe pain and slow improvement after weeks of use.
A fragmented dialogue mixes quirky phrases and archaic spellings. Speakers mention inhabitants, control, and a restless flow of questions about understanding and spotty reasoning. The piece reads like a phonetic manuscript or stylized conversation.
Muriel expresses disappointment as a young student shows interest in the solar system. The dig notes a lack of further information beyond a brief nod to basic astronomy terms.
An unusual find, an octopus with long tentacles washed ashore at Walton-on-the-Naze. The clipping references Minard's Liniment as a remedy and mentions a past attack of quinsy allegedly warded off by its use.
The ledger notes a talking scene at the Rob Roy cinema with Mary and Maid recalling a showing. The billboard hints next week's features will differ with a new act from the Less. Local patrons anticipate changes in the moving picture schedule.
A fragmented line appears to describe a person or group titled My Song with May Motives, noting a flushed face and a light effort amid a vague scene. The readable phrases imply a curious, intimate moment but lack clear actions or outcomes.
A clergyman grows irritated when Walter questions whether the tone party will be High Church or Low Church. The exchange hints at broader church dynamics and humor. The text also notes St Peters in Rome began construction centuries ago and endured forty three Popes in that era.
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