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Newspaper
Moyie Leader
Location
Moyie, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Dec 07, 1901
Page
4
A highly garbled text piece threads through grammar notes and social chat. It references a pupil's grammar exercise on masculine nouns, a judge, and a Chinww pageonger event, plus sidelights on a Moyle photograph and a public interest chat about engagements and home life in a late stage of an 19th or early 20th century paper.
Fragmented ad copy from 1908 promoting Snow Shoe Tags on Pay Roll Chewing Tobacco. Includes reference to Manitoba Winnipeg branch and illustrated premium catalogue. Mentions health resort Halcyon Hot Springs and other promotional items with garbled wording and promotional claims.
A newspaper item discusses President Jordan of the University of California proposing that the government brand all female seals in waters to deter hunting and render skins unmarketable. The plan, using an electrical device, could brand up to 1,000 pups daily and leave permanent marks on fur while not harming the animals beyond original branding. Also included is a timber notice from the Lambour company and a public land action with locations in East Kootenay and Lamb Creek area.
Notice states an intent to apply for a borrow entitlement on lands described by a measured parcel in Te Moyle Lumber Company Tasatred boundary area. It lists a tract of 100 acres with bounds: west 80 chains, north 50 chains, east 80 chains, south 80 chains to the place of beginning, dated November 49th, 1901, from Lomerr Company.
A physician cyclist warns against cold immersions after hard rides noting they hinder toxin removal and strain the heart. He prescribes pulse checks, rest until normal, then tepid baths before a cold plunge, to safely recover after fatigue.
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