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Newspaper
Lumsden News Record
Location
Lumsden, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Jun 11, 1914
Page
2
The text describes a traveler’s claim that East Africa offers a rich colony surpassing Canada. It mentions crops, tall stalks, and rapid growth, noting potential for cotton and coffee. It also references North American coins and Bermuda in a broad historical context.
A passenger at a box office struggles to read the balance of coins for seats while a vendor explains the pricing. The text then shifts to advertise reliable remedies by Potent-larni and assessments of a Palestine excavation by De tenest Selin with discoveries from Samaria including arrowheads rings and silver items.
An old advertisement claims Putnam's Painless Corn and Wart Extractor cures swollen corns and warts within 24 hours. It emphasizes no substitute and lists a price of 2e.
A London study from Bon, V.MLC.A indicates a large percentage of unmarried women are wage earners. Among under middle age, 620,481 were typists and clerks and 111,272 engaged in dress trades.
The beleaguered physiotan recalls treating wounds after a brutal incident. He cautions against lingering around dangerous crowds and urges learning from danger while stressing the costs of violence.
An advertisement-style testimony claims Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People rebuild blood, purify the body, and cure rheumatism. A Goshen, N Y reader shares long-year relief after trying the pills, urging others to order by mail or from local druggists.
In a school scene cited from a National source, Mies Wheet, the new teacher, notes a student exchange about Washington's farewell. James responds to questions about admiration for black or blue eyes, saying the light is too dim to tell.
A fragmented 19th century notice extols an asthma remedy as consistently superior though quality varies. A leather merchant cancels a shipment after a customer grows impatient. odd dialogue lines hint at a broader, unrelated anecdote about a performer's actions and a paused, cryptic exchange.
A report notes a city man seen wandering a swamp area seeking a recently purchased item. The tale includes comments from a passerby and mentions local resident Ethel and the Spooner case context as reported by the Baston Transcript.
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