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Newspaper
Moyie Leader
Location
Moyie, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Jun 22, 1901
Page
3
A playful editorial page piece mocks the difference between a fat deal and a newsboy, features mock dialogue on schooling and fashion, and riffs on barber trivia. It includes snippets about a window pane, a patent act, and a reference to Oliver Wendell Holmes in a collage of humorous asides.
A garbled 19th century prose fragment discusses perseverance and luck in the face of adversity. It mentions Darlin Puliton, Lenconaliold, Eluxte, and distant places with an antiquated moral tone. The text weaves quotations about industry, bravery, and the ill fate of the unworthy.
A garbled horse show summary lists owners Homer Bros Greenville Pa and W S Swather Northville Pa, with horses Belle Nora L and Lilian B among others. It mentions standard performers like Georgena and Bible Guy, and notes a Kansas City man offering 1000 for support of a favorite horse.
Misa Gertrude Coghlan forced to terminate tour amid health concerns. Minnie Madderp Fiske’s western tour praised as triumphant. Aime Sembrich retirement hinted. Ber physician plans to cancel engagements and retire to Dresden. The Menry Wives of Windsor German adaptation alters dialect. Marine Band to visit multiple cities for exhibit concerts.
The Duchess of Cornwall’s jewels travel to Australia under insurance of £75,000, while the duke insures his jewels for £2,000. An amicable arrangement reports Wilhelmina as queen and Duke Henry as obedient subject two hours daily. The Cornwall and York children move from York House to Marlborough House to stay with the king and queen during the duke and duchess’s colonial tour.
The text lists 1899 police costs for New York at 17,182,500 and compares totals for Lyndon Paris Berlin Chicago Philadelphia Boston St Louis, with Berlin soldiers retired and U S city sums. It notes four American cities totaling 4.1 million population spend about 8 million yearly, while New York of 3 million people spends over 10 million in salaries alone.
Household hints advise not folding dresses inside out with a one cent crease outside and suggest kerosene with boiling water to whiten yellow clothes. It claims three tablespoons per gallon of suds and describes delicate lace cleaning involving white paper calcined magnesia and a two to three day treatment, noting a gentle choke removes powder absorbed by the lace.
An Ontario reader shares how Williams Pink Pills aided her recovery from severe illness. She recounts long ailing symptoms including headaches, heart palpitations, and weakness, noting relief after taking the pills. The letter promotes the product and its sale by local merchants.
A humorous tale recounts King Bayard IV and a companion during a Paris to Germany journey. A car water incident in a Wiesbaden forest leads to a rusting piston caused by mineral water, prompting a discovery about German waters and a boastful remark by the king about a royal experiment.
A damaged ad style text promotes Dodd's Kidney Pills as a cure for backache and kidney pain. It claims Morgan suffered severe backache and weight loss improved after using the product, urging others with kidney ailments to try it. The piece cites testimonials, including Morgan, and extols the pills as an infallible remedy for kidney disease.
Fragmented text traces a 19th century лікуй patent tonic claim. It promotes a quinine wine remedy to treat melancholia and fatigue, listing benefits like improved appetite and digestion, with references to Toronto suppliers and dramatic but vague medical rhetoric.
Fragmentary text discusses a physicist term lard liningy 15, a claim about the sun's diameter, and a stated rate of five miles in gouty, with unclear references to Charity and individuals Os & Tong. The readable fragments suggest a speculative note on celestial measurements and arguments, but many terms are garbled.
Saved by Wit recounts an incident where a noncommissioned officer at a Dublin gate, mistaken for a higher rank, saluted a colonel and faced a stern rebuke. The officer, asked how he could return the salute, quipped he did so because he was not entitled to. The colonel, amused, dismissed him.
Fragmentary text describes distant high lands and diverse peoples with references to Norse Denstat, German and Austrian Alps, Gaelic intrigue, Saxon and Norman contrasts, Basque and Caneielan dynabets, and a volcano scene. The passage reads as a collage of cultural and geographic images without a clear narrative or events.
A garbled passage advocates personal education and caring for the poor. It references teaching grandchildren and stresses learning to help others, though many words are distorted. The fragment hints at social duty and self-improvement without clear concrete details.
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