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Newspaper
Pas Herald
Location
The Pas, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jan 22, 1914
Page
3
In Palermo Sicily fishermen spear fish from boats using glass bottomed buckets as telescopes to spot prey. The scene, described by Wide World Magazine, shows locals leaning over to watch through the bucket while a spear waits. Worms harming children prompt a cited remedy, Mother Graves Worm Exterminator.
A writer questions Miss Gay's makeup and suggests it resembles the impressionist painting school, implying bold, experimental styling.
People describe intense anger or passion as being at white heat. The saying suggests extreme energy that can cause someone to turn pale or flush with emotion during a strong outburst or concentrated effort.
The passage mocks medical quackery and marriage markets, notes odd parenting class plans in Chicago and comments on San Marino militarism. It references Minard's liniment, a failing suitor, a suggested reward, whirlpool navigation, motherhood classes, and a cautious army buildup amid satire.
In a clipped exchange, a relieved speaker questions Bill’s friendship and reports that he has been spreading lies about the other person. The dialogue reveals tension and concern over Bill’s influence and credibility.
A narrator questions if Al lam is dramatic as she stages a shocking nightly performance in her bedroom. She disrobes her head as part of the routine, a private display that raises questions about spectacle and self presentation.
He came home proudly and announced life insurance in her favor for $20,000. She responds with kindness and a playful vow about a motorcycle. The snippet contrasts statesmen and celebrities with their press agents crafting public narratives.
A humorous talk touching on marriage reluctance and engagement news. A New York man jokes about drinking habits sparked by a wife’s fussiness, while a mother comments on the silly season and betrothal plans. The dialogue threads reveal social cues and light personal musings.
The New York Natural History Museum houses a fossil terrier named octaconus dating back 3,000,000 years and likely called Toodles in its era. A note on self respect adds a cautionary line about keeping it handy but not giving it away.
A fragment notes a wife urging her husband to take a vacation while planning brisk housecleaning. A restaurant scene sees Mr Evans greet Lovell who, two hours earlier not in business, now claims to be a waiter.
A Chicago woman receives fifty thousand dollars in alimony and a costly home as part of a divorce settlement. A Brooklyn teacher also obtains thirty five thousand dollars for breach of promise. The piece questions whether men ever learn that virtue pays.
A city note describes Miss Long and Jack sharing rides. the pair discuss her new automobile coat described as loud, preventing their horn from being heard around a curve.
A noted sentence notes that despite growing female suffrage support in England a male drillmaster will train the new suffrage corps. The remark highlights ongoing gender role debates as reformers organize political action.
Question about a son at college, answered that he won’t do anything but study, implying poor social or extracurricular engagement.
The agricultural department says the crow is a farmer's friend. A farmer replies with skepticism about attitude changes and notes having many suspicious friends.
A humorous note reveals a woman’s surprise at a bride beginning married life with machine hemmed napkins, reflecting social curiosities about modern domestic arts and brides.
Passages reflect on work as a social constant and the ease of life. questions of wisdom and self importance surface. Snippets mention natural gas, manners, accents, optimism, aging classmates, and self perception in social groups. The text reads as fragmented commentary without a single event.
Winnipeg visitors tour the Fort Garry Hotel opened today adjacent to the Old Fort Gary ruins. The fourteen story granite and limestone building reflects Adam style interiors with a circular tea room mezzanine gallery and lavish ball room on the seventh floor. Fireproof construction with private baths, outside rooms and health safeguards mark the new hotel in Canada’s western metropolis.
Dr Angelo Rappoport recalls Boechlin who lamented the impossibility of painting without a model and the heartbreak of employing one. The tale also notes Lucretia del Fede, beloved and painted by Andrea del Sarto, who died at eighty seven in 1570. An old Florence observer claimed the Birth of the Virgin portrait as her own.
A new church collector, a streetcar conductor, nervously begins his duties in a familiar church. Children and parishioners drop coins into the plate while a stern man in the third pew refuses, prompting the conductor to joke that he must get off, ending the moment with humor.
A wry sports or column line suggests a hopeless case for a player and implies he needs an epitaph. The quip frames a dramatic finish as unachievable, casting the subject in a comedic or grim light.
A dialogue-like fragment contrasts aristocratic bravado with common folk talk. The speaker recalls the Six Hundred at Balaklava and an American in New York, then a laborer leaning socialist. A joking exchange ends with Mike refusing to share his goats despite earlier generosity in other offers.
A man behaving suspiciously across the street dodges into doorways and basement paths. A caller contemplates alerting authorities but is advised this may be a civilian amateur sleuth at work.
Sudden temperature shifts tax the kidneys, risking poisons in the blood and pains like rheumatism if the kidneys are weak. Maintaining kidney and bowel activity through Dr. Chase's Kidney-Liver Pills is urged to prevent illness and support health during temperature swings.
Business head Jenks ends farming to live in ease after hardship. He has traded his agricultural venture for the burden of a mortgage, seeking relief from years of struggle.
Report notes a frightful accident yesterday involving Clymer caused by an unnamed cause. The piece questions whether a trading cue industry will move into politics and laments a weak score of two good records amid hopeful sentiment.
A terse remark notes a defendant who received a life sentence. the speaker questions who shares his resolve, hinting at a resigned mood about the verdict and its impact.
A fragmented note argues a widened settlement approach stemming from wartime strain. It suggests Japan may bow to pressure over its occupied territory as a bargaining tactic. The text mentions rats driving hardship and contemplates ceding land to China as a possible remedy.
A shopper from Virginia warns against telling a bad dream on Saturday. She recalls a blood curdling nightmare and explains the superstition that Friday or Saturday dreams will come true, suggesting personal caution about sharing dreams.
A brief column notes Minard's Liniment claims to cure colds and related ailments. It questions popular songwriters' earnings from their works and hints that some may face fines.
The prince of Monaco says marriage affects women differently by nationality. He notes a Frenchwoman gains liberty through marriage, an Englishwoman loses hers, and an American woman continues to do as he likes. He also defines a gambier as someone willing to take a risk he knows he can’t keep.
A brief note reflects constant busyness and a pattern of delaying tasks until motivation returns, illustrating common challenges in personal productivity.
A reflective note on marriage where a man who soon learns a woman’s true nature worries he may fail to win her. The passage suggests anxiety about sustaining affection after initial attraction and the challenge of earning lasting commitment.
Miller's Worm Powders claim to destroy intestinal worms and treat various childhood ailments. They purportedly strengthen the stomach, restore appetite, and have tonic effects in feverish conditions. The powder is also said to ease stomach pain and griping common in children.
A troubled China era headlines a day of political strain with no clear British prime minister in sight as authorities grapple with mounting pressures. The scene echoes historic turmoil and signals unstable leadership during a tense period.
A cautious investor should first build savings before risking funds in speculative mining shares. The adage suggests prioritizing financial safety and avoiding unproven ventures when capital is limited.
A reader notes how fine the furniture looked and recalls a seller who regrets the sale. The speaker mentions calling, praising discretion and a man who handles a failing engine with calm patience in rough waters.
A testimonial style advertisement claims Catarrhozone cures bronchitis, bronchial coughs, catarrh, and throat trouble by inhaling a piney vapor. It touts ease of use, asserts guaranteed complete cure, and offers a $1 full-size or 26-cent trial inhaler available from dealers or by mail.
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