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Newspaper
Pas Herald
Location
The Pas, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 23, 1914
Page
2
A fragmented anecdote recalls Willie in Berlin and a celebrated violinist Joachim trying skating. An artist reads, a cousin remarks on the ease of a drawing, and an attendant helps Joachim from a tangle after a fall. The New York Sun reports.
The December tally shows 728 420 additional men under the new law, fueling feverish activity to mobilize the vast force. Three grand maneuvers are planned: Picardy field tests, a large cavalry drill with 28 000 troopers, and fortress operations in the Spinal under General Joffre, as fortresses on both sides loom in potential paralyzing moves.
A newly rich woman, riding a streetcar with haughty air, sits beside an old Italian. She demands to be let off at her husband s bank, while he jokingly suggests a peanut stand. The scene captures social pretensions and humorous fare imagery. Minard s Liniment Relieves Neuralgia.
A Grouch asks about a dash and the Old Fosy replies his wife grew tired of swatting and gave him away. The punchline notes the dash took too long to get in and cut through the screen door as described by the Cincinnati Enquirer.
During dredging in the welry stream at Marlow England workers unearthed bone two horns and an antler from peat soil two feet below the river bed. The bone and horns belong to an extinct prehistoric animal while the antler came from an animal said to have lived about 10 000 years ago.
A short quotation exchange between Crawford and Crabshaw highlights a judge’s remark about taking initiative and valuing hands on effort over watching others work. The dialogue underscores practical diligence and personal involvement.
An old advertisement promises a one day cure for colds with Bromo Quinine tablets and a refund if it fails. The box features KE Grove’s figi ture and a 25 cent price. A light caption follows with a quip about memory from a 1910 wedding scene and a newspaper claim about imprisonment in 1910 United States.
A Sunday school scene features a young minister given time to speak as a little girl recites declamations. The piece notes the vast Jewish population worldwide with Europe housing most of it. An aside extols Dr Thomas’s Electric Oil as a medicine popular for its merits, not advertising.
A quoted exchange hints at a mysterious bottle and a warning about danger. Expressions imply fragile behavior and a warning about madness tied to the foaming liquid. No clear人物, place, or event is established in the readable text.
A playful dialog from the St. Louis Post-Dispatch features a remark about risk and devotion in a Thai dip reference, followed by a humorous exchange between Little Fred and Mamma about stocking holes. The tone is light and comic with familiar family banter.
A brief dialogue notes a patient and companion discussing tooth extraction. The exchange captures anticipation and shared decision to undergo dental work, reflecting everyday medical etiquette and social interaction.
A water pipe can bend without buckling if it is filled with water and corks are driven into both ends. This method prevents buckling by maintaining internal pressure and structural support.
The fragment hints at a recipe or meal idea focused on wholesome options for children. It suggests a simple, ready-to-prepare lunch using a generous portion of nutritious ingredients suitable for boys and girls.
The ad touts Post Toasties as a nutritious white Indian corn cereal that is already cooked rolled thin and toasted to a golden brown. It emphasizes readiness to eat from the package, appealing to children for its wholesome appetizing qualities.
A London Fleet Street note describes the Cock tavern’s front being removed for pavement improvement. The loss affects its famed gilded sign and Henry’s window table. A historical move in 1888 left the site near the Bank of England’s law courts.
Canada approves emergency measure to aid animal husbandry in Saskatchewan with a 500000 dollar appropriation. The agriculture department will purchase purebred cattle sheep and swine and sell them to farmers at cost with up to three year terms and up to 75 percent credit to eligible shareholders in creameries co operatives agricultural societies or grain associations under detailed regulations.
A country town banker recalls how easy it was to start a bank before strict laws. He rented an empty store and painted bank on the window. The first day a man deposited one hundred dollars, the second day two hundred fifty, and by the third day he joined in with a hundred.
A sensational editor questions a reporter about a woman who caused notable trouble for several people. The dialogue centers on obscuring her name while still describing her social prominence and impact on the community.
A Yonkers Stat 22man quotes a young woman asking a bachelor why he no longer attends weddings. He replies that he sees what happens daily to innocent bystanders, implying social or personal changes affecting attendance.
The Tonga basin near New Zealand hosts animal life at depths around four and three quarter miles where overlying pressure reaches about five and a half tons per square inch.
A humorous account notes Goldie’s betrothal and his wife’s maid named in the tale. It says the maid’s plan was to marry Goldie and she is described as an unusually accurate shot for a youth. The piece emphasizes the comic pursuit and betrothal dynamic.
The verse contemplates nature’s peril and human fortitude as winds and heat test endurance while a safer future is hoped for and resilience remains.
Fragmentary dialogue questions whether the climate agrees with a wife, with male speaker remarking on weather and behavior. The text shows humor and undefined characters, lacking concrete events or context.
A lighthearted exchange notes a newspaper misquote about a woman being the handsomest in society. The strip character objects to the phrase for years and clarifies her stance in the humorous dialogue.
In this Delineator item a small boy hands a penny with a hole to a companion and dares him to buy something. Jimmie buys a doughnut and proudly shows a doughnut with a hole, while the clerk notes the penny's hole.
In a brief Kansas City Star exchange, Dobson shows strong progress in building a chicken operation. Jinks notes Dobson is nearing self-sufficiency and could soon afford to eat one of the birds himself.
A brief dialogue snippet places Wellington receiving his first commission in a room while an American tourist asks about the commission amount. The exchange is framed as a light anecdote from the Boston Transcript and reflects interest in historic rooms and figures.
Belle responds that he has always been in love with himself. The Philadelphia Record frames the quip as a light exchange about romance and ego.
A brief remark highlights unequal social privileges where some individuals receive favors like a kiss that others cannot. The quote points to perceived elitism and status differences in interpersonal interactions.
Advert reads Catarrhozone as a cure for catarrh in nose throat and bronchial tubes. Breathing its vapor supposedly kills germs opens blocked nostrils and relieves pain with rapid results. Claims of success in Europe and America and details on sizes and prices follow.
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