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Newspaper
Lloydminster Review
Location
Lloydminster, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Mar 27, 1914
Page
4
A quirky note describes a washboard with a special crimp that makes washing easier. The item promises easier work for hands and clothes and is presented in a light, promotional tone.
An Ottawa Quebec patient recounts relief from rheumatism after using Dr Williams Pink Pills. The ad claims the pills cured back pain and leg pain after other remedies failed, noting a long improvement and eventual full recovery. The sale emphasizes boxes priced at $2.50.
The Saskatchewan Seed Fair showcases premier seed across divisions with Red Fife and Marquis Wheat leading fields and standing competitions. Judges James Murray T J Harrison and Frank Reed praise the exhibits, as prizes and cups are awarded to growers from Elfros Roul eau Broadview and other towns.
An advertisement-like piece touts a tape worm diagnosis and a miracle cure by Prof K L Mulveney of Toronto. It describes parasite symptoms, alleged cures, and urges readers to send a stamped envelope for more information from 167 Dundas Street.
A boy named Wille recalls family advice to observe. He reports secret hidden items: whisky in the trunk, extra teeth in a drawer, and cards behind the desk books. Family memory notes the boy’s discovery as a sign of attentive seeing.
Fragmentary text references an interest involving Rudimentary Avenue Hypatia-Di and Muriel-Ile with unclear context. No identifiable events, dates, or named entities beyond these fragments.
An old newspaper fragment describes a severe throat condition attributed to Quiltsy with gestures of medical remedy. The text mentions MINARD'S LINIMIEN and a scene at St. John with a Mary’s Maid appearing in evidence.
A fragment hints at a scheme to remove a disliked figure by making life uncomfortable and forcing him out. It mentions Minard's Liniment claimed to cure Discemper and a cryptic line about teaching a Sunday school lesson for a dime and selling it for a quarter.
A short reflective verse contrasts Mary and her lamb with tense words about prevailing prices. The piece hints at restraint and divine timing affecting today’s events. It frames a simple scene with a warning about urgency and outcomes.
Society gossip hints at marital tensions with Betty and her husband described via parlor kisses and basement kicks. The article notes Manitoba’s 1811 settlement by 125 Scottish settlers led by Lord Selkirk.
A distressed woman from Warren Indiana details longstanding menstrual pains headaches and fatigue softened by Lydia E Pinkham's Compound. She reports improved health after starting the remedy and credits it with restoring energy for daily chores. A second testimonial from an Indiana reader praises relief from blue feelings and regularity.
Debate in Congress over withdrawing radium bearing ores from private locations to ensure medical use. Despite opposition, supporters argue radium could be a valuable remedy for intractable diseases, with ore scarcity and private profit cited as obstacles.
A sketch on changing roles as women join workplaces over the past quarter century. It notes fatigue and anemia among working girls and promotes Dr Chase Nerve Food as a quick restorative aid. A narrative interlude contrasts a father and daughter returning from Venice with mischief over the father’s fondness for color and art.
A quirky exchange centers on a refused bite of a manure pie described by a host and a reluctant Georgie, highlighting a humorous interruption in a casual dining moment.
Fragmentary text describes a clerk and friends with phrases about a line and a party. The readable contents are disjoint and do not form a complete event or identifiable names or places.
Incoherent OCR fragment mentions St Peters in Rome and Popes, with garbled names and dates, lacking clear event or figures to anchor a summary.
Mme Emmy Destinn the prima donna of the screen earns the largest fee yet paid to a singer for a single aria from Mignon. She receives 12500 dollars for a five minute cage performance and a 125000 dollar death insurance policy is required by the film company.
Readable fragments describe a social rift between Kate and Alice with broken communication and hints of a future reconciliation. The tone suggests a personal tangle rather than public events, with emphasis on relationships and potential repair.
The fragment hints at a column style with playful line about origin and a conductor theme. It references a character Wheeses and a humorous early ancestor of a newspaper column. The minimal readable text limits precise facts or names.
A passage discusses Chinese soldiers posture and resilience after the 1911 revolution, noting improved morale and widespread capability across provinces. It contrasts old Bannermen and troops with current sturdier ranks, while mentioning various interruptions and anecdotes from court and civilian life.
Ill formed lines reference Evad or the Question Mistrees a cook and church, women voting, men resisting change. Mentions 1908 events, a death with kilometers, 1812 bath, and scattered phrases. Lacks coherent narrative or verifiable facts.
A brief look at the Shadchan role in Jewish marriage, tallying fees that reach over $35,000 for arranging matches. The broker uses pressure and persuasion to unite couples under the chuppah, a practice rooted in centuries of tradition and revered by communities.
The death of Hamilton Fane Gladwin of Seven Springs Gloucestershire recalls the life of C P Villiers long time Wolverhampton MP who died in 1898 Born 1802 Villiers attracted heiress Miss Mellish who died leaving him Hammels Park estate He declined the fortune and passed it to Gladwin who survived with three sons and two daughters
The article notes oversized historic beds, including a twelve foot carved oak bed at the Saracen Inn in Ware England, capable of holding four. It contrasts cramped four posters with these vast slumber platforms and mentions Og king of Bashan and a Saturday Review reference.
A newly married couple speaks of a united future and grand plans after their wedding. The husband declares a shared world and ambition, and the prophecy appears to be coming true as they pursue their goals within two months.
A Pittabergh Press item notes a reporter’s bemused exchange about moon distance and mileage. The dialogue captures a moment of congressional curiosity and the statesman’s distant gaze.
Report from London Tit Bits notes a duel witnessed abroad where both principals clashed French scene. One combatant reportedly suffered a broken rib after the fight ended.
Snippet shows a tense exchange comparing a gun to an equalizer and urging defiance in a telephone ultimatum. The fragment emphasizes bold, confrontational language and a confident stance by a speaker described as a "little man."
Fragmentary notice hints at a local public issue involving payments and a named party or product. The readable words reference risk and a possible bidding or pricing dispute, with limited context about location or authority. Further readable details are needed for a precise summary.
Fragmentary OCR notes quote a savage remark and discuss personal fault and ignorance. The passage references a wife and concealment, hinting at domestic or social tension. The text is garbled but centers on divisive language and self blame.
A fragmented historical note highlights a dubious medical advertisement touting Parme lee's Vile Pills as a simple remedy. The text mocks the idea of a perfect system demanding a corrective, underscoring skepticism toward sensational patent medicines.
A reflection on aging noting that desire for a single-floor home marks advancing years. It suggests comfort and practicality drive older adults to prefer fewer stairs and easier living spaces.
Fragmentary note hints at a planned expansion titled Woman's Dictionary with more words to be included. The text references Dix and Bix as possible contributors or topics, suggesting ongoing editorial effort.
An advertisement claims Laxative BromoQuine tablets cure a cold in one day and offers a refund if the remedy fails, noting a nature slogan on each box.
The widow of a man killed in the wreck received sixty six thousand dollars in damages. A quirky tale follows about a farmer's wife and coins found during potato digging and a shifting public interest in London bookshops.
Lake Louise in the Canadian Rockies recorded as one of the world’s most beautiful landscapes. The region lies 74 miles west of Banff and attracts visitors for its scenery and outdoor appeal.
A fragment from Era era notes a grave discussion on justice and crime. The text hints at a controversial ruling or moral argument about criminality and accountability from decades past, reflecting on public perception and legal issues.
Fragmentary report notes an accident in Bolton when Thel Ashaline of Perth Street was knocked down by a passing wagon after a dead mouse dangled on a string near the roadway.
Prince Alesisvieh, linked to American University, claims to be a claimant to the throne of Servia. He served in the Serbian army during the Turkish war and is a cousin of King Peter of Servia. He asserts his right to the throne and discusses his status as a potential queen or consort.
An old medical sales note touts a balsamic remedy for catarrh, claiming it protects against bronchial spread and consumption. It warns against delaying treatment and urges anti cough measures and fortifying health.
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