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Newspaper
Moyie Leader
Location
Moyie, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Jul 19, 1902
Page
3
A garbled compilation mentions July sites trout stress and Coenyping climbing, with references to Suinum asia Scenic Route and Dr LID, plus train sleepers and potatoes. It shifts to a rash of misspellings about allergies and a claim about Hall's Cough Cure. The text also contains disjointed medical anecdotes and a stitched paragraph about a dog bite and a list of odd words, with no clear cohesive report.
A woman from Hawkesbury narrates her breast tumor case, describing severe pain and a growth that unsettled her health. After failed medical treatments, she notes improvement with Williams Pink Pills, claiming the remedy restored strength and led to the tumor’s disappearance, attributing renewed health to the medicine and its blood benefits.
Fragmented OCR text references Minard’s Linlmont cures Letiriyns and a scene with Myo of the Highest, a Vallee in Curtatfin, and Bore a fill of 249 foul. Investigations mention Unit Forsian Wrdith He recoming. Elements appear garbled with names and places, suggesting a local diary or fictional excerpt rather than a clear news item.
Fragmentary OCR item references clued names and phrases about a moon scene and a comparison between two rivers. It mentions Moxtiy TounTAllous and Nor WAS and Cho profit, with scattered terms like Avon Souch Sy and Amely. The readable bits resemble a cryptic verse or ciphered prose rather than a coherent report.
Fragmentary ad-like text touts Halcyon Springs B C as a premier therapeutic and recreational resort. It highlights medicinal waters, splendid accommodations for fishing and hunting, and positions the site as ideal for invalids seeking relief and rest.
A fragmentary recipe describes rinsing lettuce in cold water then patting dry with a towel. It instructs spreading thin bread slices with dressing made from the above ingredients, layering crisp lettuce for a sandwich.
Market review shows mixed wheat activity with July delivery futures stronger than spot, exporters hesitant, and cash bids fluctuating. Butter milk and eggs rise in Manitoba markets while oats and barley weaken. meat prices steady with grass fed cattle and veal-pork notes. overall demand influenced by local and shipping markets and seasonal inventory shifts.
A testimonial advertorial describes a long struggle with lumbago ending in relief after using Ubud's Kidney Pills. The narrator, Mr. George Mebaughtin, says 25 years of pain ceased following the product, praising its cure and urging others to try the pills despite earlier failed remedies. The piece reads like a period advertisement with sensational claims and archaic phrasing.
The readable lines describe Minard's Liniment, a Monkay Brand soap claim about stain removal, and scattered remarks on buying ready-made items. References to Sunderland and Walnity-Clap imply a casual, informal note about purchases and prices. The text also mentions English walnuts and a spread of butter and cream.
A fragment describes making peanut sandwiches and a dressing method. It outlines steps to shell and paste peanuts, mix with boiled salad dressing until spreadable, then details a dressing mix with butter sugar flour yolks vinegar and salt. The instruction hints at cooking the mixture in a double kettle until thickened.
The fragment cites Minard's Liniment for rheumatism and claims Britain and Ireland imported about 265 million pounds of cheese in the year, with Canada supplying about 60 percent. It mentions English studies in Egypt, a game commissioner appointment for Montague A. Laith, and biographical notes on Mr. Stubthly’s qualifications. The text includes details on dog breeding and field trials, plus references to Ontario sports and venues.
A reflective fragment recalls a storyteller describing tame squirrels attracted by singing. The narrator notes reactions of the squirrels, mentions a clergyman's brief comment about their nature, and weaves in odd hints about wood and monuments, with a digressive tone throughout.
Fragmentary OCR notes recount a lingering grievance between individuals named De Toje and Ming Coquette. The text hints at past injuries, reconciliation attempts, and a claim of a decade passing since the offense, with vague references to forgiveness and time healing wounds.
Readable text indicates three event winners across venues AF Milerne AMA and The Wa. Each hat show times and placements with winning marks: first at twenty one, second at thirty, third at forty.
A garbled exchange mentions Panny not clinching, Dessin and Kate with T going to church and someone staying home due to lack of room for pairs of sleeves.
A brief notice records Queen Wihelmina contributing $800 for the Martinique relief fund. The report mentions ongoing fundraising efforts and anticipated campaigns to aid the cause.
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