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Newspaper
Moyie Leader
Location
Moyie, British Columbia, Canada
Date
May 15, 1909
Page
3
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A parent recalls giving Dr Williams Pink Pills to their weak child. After months, the boy gained appetite and vitality, with doctors attributing recovery to the tonic. The testimony emphasizes restored energy, improved complexion, and overall vigor as evidence of the medicine’s effectiveness.
Fragmented text records an event involving Whistler and named figures with unclear roles. It mentions a person named Selig Pag, a location or house, and a date or time marker, but the overall meaning is obscured.
A historical report excerpts a discussion on immigration fears tied to Asia. Key figures include Kinly, the Cumedian ppinecontactive, and Count Koruna. The dialogue covers forbearance, economic impacts of Opium trade, and potential government action on imperial bonds and immigration policy.
Dominant figures Conroy and Taitian, Dominican government commissioner, plan a multi month voyage to the shackwoods to oversee Indian allotments. They will travel via Lesser Slave and Penee River with the frontier commissioner Choy. Estimates mention thirty thousand dollars in rents and expenses.
From June 29 to July 10, Calgary’s forces including the 18th light horse and Alberta regiments gather under Alberta Aerial Files, with detachments from heavy ordinances and medical corps. The expedition, the largest to date, will cover over forty days of training in Edmonton area with Viking and other units in eastern Alberta, marking a substantial increase over prior mobilizations.
Fragmentary OCR details describe a dispute over land use and residency near Grey the line, with references to Rego and Seward. The text hints at a legal or zoning matter involving tenants or squatters, uncertain dates, and local officials. No clear names or outcomes emerge from the damaged passage.
Fragmented 19th century clipping reports a claim about an aerial machine superior to American models and references various figures during a period of political and social unrest. The piece mentions experiments, a Night of twelve minutes, and a large sale prep, along with political tensions and a violent incident involving Douglas and Rowlands in Creston.
A historic note discusses forest lands in Alberta and Ontario, led by Superintendent Campbell, with reference to Crown timber reserves, boundary links to Crow’s Nest Pass, and potential development schemes. It cites acreages, lumber value, and church supported education efforts, including Baptist and Aryan sect ventures, plus financial tallies for schools, maintenance, and experiments.
Unclear report notes unrest spreading in France with mentions of the Northeastern region. References to farmers or vineyards facing disturbance, and concerns about trade and social stability. No clear dates or named groups provided.
A historical ad style item chronicles Malcolm McKinnon, a Cape Breton resident, touting Dodd's Kidney Pills as a cure for his kidney and stomach troubles. The testimonial claims improved health, restored work ability, and mentions other remedies and scientific talk briefly, reflecting the period's medical advertising tone.
A描 fragmentary report notes rising suffrage activity in multiple countries with increased membership and public support. It highlights Norway Finland Sweden and England progressing toward broader female voting rights and mentions Canadian discussions on imperial policy and settler movements toward the Peace River valley.
An advertisement extols Dr Chase's Syrup of Linseed and Turpentine as the best remedy for children's coughs colds and whooping cough. It claims effectiveness, cites testimonials, and urges keeping a bottle on hand for home use. The copy targets parents and mentions prices and suppliers.
Ottawa reports General Manager Chamberlin of the GT and BI states optimism on road construction reaching the Pacific coast by autumn. He forecasts the completion of 196 miles of road by summer and expects significant progress from March 49 to Prince Rupert.
English authorities complain Canada deports too many people without cause. British lines to deport be kept. families may be removed later. indicates tension over immigration and consent between Ottawa and London.
In Southern Alberta banks are expanding with Montronta, Commerce the Monarch, and finion banks establishing at Sterling. A new bank recently opened at Lethbridge as part of ongoing expansion.
An inquest into Ethel Kinrade's death ended without shedding light on the circumstances. The Crown noted unreliability of evidence and the jury returned a verdict finding the cause undetermined, with condolences expressed to witnesses and officials involved in the investigation.
Fragmented copy shows a patient recounting Drs dismissing offer of Cin Pile treatment and self medication with pills. The long text mixes names, prices, and dubious medical claims while featuring truncated dialogue and product references, reflecting period advertising style.
A fragmented dialogue reveals concerns over gambling and its social costs. Residents discuss roles, earnings, and relationships as they react to a proposed bet during a bridge game and the impact of gambling on families and neighbors.
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