Paradoxical Plot To Freeze Out A Political Foe
A plan is proposed to remove a political figure by making conditions unbearable and pushing him out. The strategy involves creating extreme pressure and isolation to force resignation or departure.
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Newspaper
Quappelle Progress
Location
Quappelle, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Mar 19, 1914
Page
7
Minard's Liniment Cures Distemper Prophecy Questions
A fragmented item discusses Minard's Liniment claimed to cure distemper and includes a Sunday-school query about a prophet. It also mentions a lesson about buying cheap and selling for a profit. The text blends ad like lines with brief instructional snippets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denny
Benny
Not Today Mary Observes Lenge Amid Prayers
Not Today Mary echoes a cautionary verse as observers pray for guidance amid prevailing pieces. The fragment hints at ritual or commentary, with emphasis on restraint and reflection during uncertain times.
Gossip and Dramas From a Small Scotch Town
A narrator recounts overheard society gossip about Betty and her husband with sharp parlor disputes. A visiting American in a Scottish town is stopped by a constable for excessive speed, prompting a joking exchange about town familiarity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Percy Plentyplunke
Betty
Abe Kissie Hiss
Woman Testimonial Letters From Warren and Esmond Districts
Readers report relief from female health issues after using a medicinal product. A Warren Indiana correspondent describes improved regularity and reduced pain, while an Esmond Rhode Island reader credits the medicine with renewed strength and daily activities, urging others to seek help.
Measure to withdraw ores from locations faces opposition
Congress considers a bill to withdraw private ores from individual locations to prevent profiteering and aid medical cures. The move, though opposed, reflects a broader temper against cornering resources seen as vital for treating serious diseases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Congress
The Girl Bread-winners in Health and Travel
A fragmented passage contrasts health decline among modern women with a claim for Dr Chase Nerve Food. It notes fatigue and pale faces, then shifts to a family return from travel with remarks on Venice and art, including dialogue about holiday impressions and leisure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zanyan
Emmy Destinn Sings for Film Pay Record
The soprano Emmy Destinn reportedly earned $12,500 for singing a single passage from Mignon in a film. She performed five minutes in the cage, valuing the fee at $2,500 per minute, with the film company insuring her for $125,000 against death or injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mme
Emmy Destinn
Prima Donma
Eee Ee
Conaotation on Eating Eggs Prohibitive Yet Nutritious
A concise note discusses egg consumption restrictions and the value of eggs for nutrition. It notes practical limits and hints at health considerations guiding dietary choices. The piece uses a concise, period style suitable for a brief newspaper item.
Wheat exhibits highlight Saskatchewan fair prizes and winners
At the Saskatchewan or ed fair four wheat exhibits drew praise for Red Fife and Marquis Wheat in standing and open classes. Winners include J. Lanigan Elfros and Cutler Brothers Rouleau in multiple divisions with many regional growers noted from Moose Jaw to Vanguard and Kiplinghurst. The hall lists prizewinners across oats, barley, flax and other grains with several named farms and individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neae Murray
Cominision
Moose Jaw Agricultural Society
Moose Jaw
Tnd
Davis Brothers
Perdue
R. H. Carter
Fort Qu’Appelle
Valentin Unterschuts
Melville
the Hall Farm
Blucher
W. R. Abbott
Maple Creek
Marquis Wheat
Herbert Sharon
Kinley
J. J. Lanigan
Bifros
Ird
Wm. Pain
Howell
John Turnbull
Moffatt
John Hiingworth
Red Fire
J. Lanigan
L. Awde
O. B. Stauffer
Arcola
Robert Fraser
Churchbridge
Max Schnitter
Cutler Brothers
Rouleau
Wm. Henley & Sons
Qu’Appelle
H.eo Eke Roan Deh
W Phaay
Bony Creek
Bros
Ll. Plank
Ew. Leau
Gus. Weppler
Vanguard
Wm. Blesenthal
Windthorst
Lad
Adam Little
Disreyard
R. O
Imperial
Pardue
Wiifrid Wilde
B. J. Blessicks
Sask
Red Fife
J Lanigan
Elfros
Samuel Stoltz
Nokomis
Bask
Moves to the rock, hard staff, eh grinned early ancestor of a column
A compact item notes a colorful phrase about shifting attitudes toward rock culture. It hints at an early column’s voice and a sly grin from a veteran writer referencing staff and tradition.
Bannermen Echoes in Ancestral Troops Remembered
A brief reminiscence reflects on the Bannermen and their older ranks, noting how appreciation of such lineage grows with familiarity to longtime unit history and past campaigns.
Tape Worm Exterminator Promises Cure Without Starvation
An advertisement proclaims Prof. R. L. Mulveney of Toronto offers a one dose cure for tape worms using a world famous Exterminator. It claims to expel worms and colonies without harming the body and urges readers to visit 167 Dundas Street or send a stamped envelope for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mulveney
Dundas Street
R. L. Mulveney
Toronto
Ont
Counsel Questions Plaintiff on Seriousness of Promise to Marry
In the breach of promise case the counsel questions whether the defendant's marriage proposal was earnest or made in jest, probing the plaintiff's interpretation of the alleged breach and the defendant's intent.
Fragmented OCR excerpt with nautical and colonial names
An unreadable historical fragment mentions a water incident and a caustic maid, a young man, Goat, Hol omeg Dame hens Murphy as assistant cook, and a cryptic remark about coins and mint leaves in soup. The text blends ships, India, and unclear dialogue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murphy
India
Women Fight for Rights Stirs Debate on Male Governance
Fragmentary verse argues voters should curb female influence and urges men to push for changes in laws. The lines reflect a wary tone toward women’s suffrage and political power.
Fragmentary OCR Note From May Calls and Meetings
The readable fragments reference a May contact over six months and a peaceful meeting between a girl and her mother. Names and clear facts are scarce. the text appears as garbled dialogue with hints of conversations and misunderstandings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Fountainpen
Mear
Irregular Life and Health Remedies Mentioned
An early 20th century prose passage discusses the dangers of irregular life and dyspepsia amid references to medicine and habit. It notes a majority of men suffer digestive and liver kidney issues and mentions corrective tonics as commonly used.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samas
Ana
Paper fragment hints at a woman's tennis event progress
Fragment mentions a woman’s tennis match and suggests ongoing play or results. Reads as a local brief with limited readable names and timing, focusing on the event and participant.
Fragmentary Legal Romance Excerpt
A damaged text fragment hints at a dialogue about memory, angelic rank, and a proposal. It mentions consent to marriage and a blundering partner, labeled with age-like marker O14 in the garbled OCR.
Cure a Cold in One Day Ad With Grove's Signature
Druggists offer a refund if the cold is not cured in one day. The ad claims Grove’s signature on each box and a 25 cent price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. W. Grove
Widow Awarded 60 000 Damages in Commuter Wreck Case
The widow of the commuter killed in the wreck has been awarded sixty thousand dollars in damages. The case notes ongoing tension as family disputes relocate plans to the suburbs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonee
Lake Louise One of the World’s Most Beautiful Places
The report notes Lake Louise in Alberta, Canada near Banff as among the world’s most beautiful lakes. The description highlights its scenic setting and glacial waters attracting visitors and photographers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Louise
Rocheles
Banff
Crime Echoes from Old Era Hanging Folklore
In a fragmentary Era era notice a tale recalls a long ago hanging case and a horse thief incident. It references a justice judge and a crime story with somber tone and archival language. The piece hints at a historical public record and local lore surrounding punishment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weill
Veers Rasen
Dead Mouse Incident Leaves Bolly Student Killed
A dead mouse dangled by a school friend caused Ethel Ashall of Bolly Street to bolt into the roadway and be killed. The incident occurred as bystanders reported a frightening scene involving a prank gone fatal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Ashall
Bolly
Fragmentary defence court notes titled to prosecutor
Fragmentary OCR shows scattered phrases from a defence court note to a prosecutor. The readable snippets lack clear names, dates, or concrete actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Defence Court
Fragmentary note hints at a curious dialogue
A garbled stream of syllables appears to depict a brief exchange between speakers. The text is incomplete and lacks clear names, places, or events, making identification of a specific incident or context impossible from the available fragments.
Marvelous Balsamic Essences Cure Catarrh Claim
An advertisement touts marvelous balsamic essences as a direct breathing cure for catarrh and consumption. It attacks drug sprays and snuffs, claims quick relief, and praises the body’s natural healing through vapor inhalation reaching the nose throat and lungs.
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