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Newspaper
Pas Herald
Location
The Pas, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jul 10, 1913
Page
3
A mash of puzzle-like dialogues and jokes amid travel term explanations and old ads. The piece blends a Cambridge term explainer with a travel query, a misfired telegram, and light mischief about money, trains, and everyday misunderstandings. It includes medical and product ad copy and a quirky exchange about a football goalkeeper.
A Canadian feature centers on Madame Eugene Perreault of Verner Ontario who credits Dodd's Kidney Pills with curing twenty years of tiredness and nervous symptoms. The piece blends her testimonial with other brief vignettes about Greek class remarks, a joke about a rooster, and assorted local anecdotes.
A long and jagged tale unfolds from a journalistic misprint where a poet’s work is mistaken for verse, followed by a bookshop scene where a birthday gift prompt leads to a How to Manage the Talking Machine volume, and brief vignettes of a doctor’s fee, a baby’s swallowed coin, and a courthouse talk about partnership.
Article describes the Turtle Mountain Forest Reserve as a summer resort north of the international boundary near Manitoba Saskatchewan, accessible by road or rail and offering lakes rich in fish, fruit, boating, and bathing facilities. It notes maps and information are available from Ottawa Forestry and Turtle Mountain officials, with emphasis on enjoyment and public use under overarching preservation.
A house agent describes a larder with brick floor slate shelves a marble fish slab and a patent ventilator for fresh air while noting south facing sunny eggs may turn into spring chickens. A New Hampshire justice of the peace cites frugal talk about economizing and marital bickering as a social aside.
A man and wife exchange sharp asides in a family discussion. The wife scolds I didn’t get much of a man when I married you, and the husband retorts you wouldn’t expect a high man to pick you out. Laughter erupts as the exchange continues.
An infirm old man snaps at a youth that asks about attending Dr Masons’s funeral, saying he will struggle to reach his own service and has no capacity to discuss others' deaths.
An advertisement argues that health dictates work efficiency and success. It warns headaches neuralgia sleeplessness indigestion and low energy reduce performance and urges buying Dr Chase’s product as a remedy, noting the price 60 cents per box or 2 60 for a package.
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