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Newspaper
Quappelle Progress
Location
Quappelle, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Mar 19, 1914
Page
6
Mrs Allan Fleming recounts a turbulent life in Plattsburg and Manchester. She describes a second marriage to Mr Fleming three years earlier, political figures like alderman and Senator Schwartz, threats and a fatal stabbing linked to Fleming’s death.
A fragmentary excerpt shows a character claiming proof of plans involving Mr. Fleming and threats tied to a bank incident. The scene hints at fear, coercion, and looming consequences as Fleming has been shot and a conspirator was in the city.
A mother recalls her baby’s severe head and body sores beginning at four months and spreading until treated with Cuticura Soap and Ointment. After daily washing and applying the ointment for weeks, the burning subsided and scratching stopped.
A narrator recalls an enigmatic card address and a vanished deed linked to Schwartz. Margery and Edith confront danger at Fred's home as late revelations unfold about Wardrop, a missing father, pearls sold at Plattsburg, and a looming confrontation to clear a name.
The CPR faces a serious problem in hiring and retaining dining car staff as managers test London advertising. Swiss and Scandinavian workers show multilingual adaptability, while the effort aims to enhance the car service with refined aesthetics and coordinated color and height in dining areas.
A teacher confronts a student about a remark he made. The boy sneers and answers with the title Advice to Young Mothers. The exchange highlights a clash over a surprising and inappropriate line of thought.
The eminent sportsman questions the value of building another racing yacht, noting reputations hinge on losing graciously. He argues maintaining status requires effort and expense, even for a good loser, and predicts the average man will ramble when asked simple questions.
A veteran schoolteacher credits Postum with reversing years of chronic coffee related symptoms. He describes weighty health issues and nervous strain from coffee and notes how a friend’s Postum trial led to marked improvement after trying a hot water dissolve.
Reported experiments by J A Urbain of the Sorbonne show seeds germinating without albumen though with suffering. Camille Daresse reputedly controlled monstrous chicken development by altering egg surfaces or heat. Miller's Worm Powder is claimed to expel stomachic and intestinal worms, acting as a vermifuge and tonic with no harm to the child.
A Frenchman in distress writes to the young king and, via a general officer, to Napoleon. The emperor smiles and, after four chamberlains escort the petitioner, simply says nothing. Quiet consent, therefore, is implicit and the petition is granted.
The excerpt praises a lone hero guiding the West and forging a united Dominion Empire. It hints at a coal act stirring things and a distant Atlantic to Pacific reach. The language blends tribute with political duty and national loyalty.
Readable text shows a boy asking a probing question about a caterpillar wiggle and a father collapsing from the strain of the moment. The scene centers on a family moment during school hours and a child’s persistent curiosity.
Fragmentary OCR records a heated domestic exchange between a husband and wife with insults and disjointed phrases. The text references temper, misbehavior, and a possible incident labeled end with an unclear date or event.
Disraeli, in the English House of Commons, warned that a country governed by a woman could see women gaining land rights and church or state roles. He questioned the extent of a woman’s influence when she could be a landholder and a church warden or overseer of the poor.
An old classified style notice markets Hall's Catarrh Cure and Halle Family Pills for throat and bowel ailments. Mentions price ten cents per bottle and urges testimonials for the product from National Bank area listings.
In a tense session the accused wakes from dozing to challenge the verdict. The defense counsel urges action as the jurors and spectators observe an uneasy courtroom moment. The exchange underscores lingering doubt about the jury’s conclusion.
Fragmentary text reads as a brief noting a lack of time or patience among stammerers. No clear events, people, or organizations identified.
A fragmented notice appears to reference a student named Tommy and an authority figure named Pat, with dismissive remarks about excuses. The text implies disciplinary or mock dialogue about tardiness and parental involvement.
Mrs. Jer St. Phill Ge Neri reports using Baby's Own Tablets for indigestion with great relief. She says they also helped break up colds and simple fevers. Sold by Dr Williams Medicine Co in Ville Ont.
Fragmentary dialogue mentions an owner, a person named Chuggins, and polishers in a muddled wartime style scene. Connections between characters and actions are unclear but suggest a domestic or workshop setting about vehicle maintenance.
A fragment discusses a shift to an extravagant era and a sense of lost practice. The line references Crabshaw and forces of habit, suggesting a skeptical stance on contemporary discipline. The remark notes penal doubt and a general doubt about societal habits.
A playful line hints at Brown being puzzled by a hearing problem as a humorous aside. The quip suggests a pun on being ears deep in a matter with a coastal setting implied by dune imagery.
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