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Newspaper

Stoughton Times

Location

Stoughton, Saskatchewan, Canada

Date

Jun 18, 1914

Page

2

Window at the White Cat brings strange tale to light

A fragmented narrative recounts a complex night involving Mina Jane's disappearance, newspaper fodder, and police, with hints of missing funds, larceny, and an ominous park meeting. Characters Margery and Mrs Butler influence events as reporters chase the story across editions.

Coottnaedd Man Mao Monmouth Avenue Fatitia Barton Las Ely Platisburg Mumia Wartom Erape Trent Nellwood Mins Beetle Contalord Mina Jane

Irregular Waterside Report From Sigmet Note

A clipped fragment from a Sigmet note dated May 17 2010 describes people refusing water contact and a strange sequence about hands and cleansing. It references unnamed individuals and vague actions around washing hands and water exposure. The text is garbled with many misspellings and unclear details.

Veteng Horning Sigmet

Fragmented Historic Medical Note Seeks Clarification

A garbled entry describes various medical procedures and remedies, mentioning names like Cuttera Moa and Customega, with references to end of finger treatment, heat and water, and pore care. It lists Eb and pod and a Tuesday Corp department in Boston, U.

A Tree Thicker Akan Yet For A Free Bale

Fragmented text shows a dated, misread passage mentioning a man named Paw An and a son, with likely tribal or place references. The readable parts suggest a personal notice or local anecdote about marriage or property, lacking clear event details or names.

Fragmented narrative reflections on doubt and social pressure

A stream of disjointed phrases questions identity and belonging. The speaker recalls conversations about fixing things and weighing outcomes while reflecting on autonomy and fear amid social scrutiny.

Streetcar Swoon Highlights Crowded Commute

A passenger collapsed on a crowded street car as riders offered help. Witnesses describe Maude Fralea or Fralea Maude as the civilian who collapsed while others stood to assist, with the incident marking the dangers of packed transit.

Fralea Maude

Fragmentary note from De Stew's garage overheard

A garbled excerpt recounts a shuffled memory near a garage with unclear references to a person named Mise and a question about seeing a home. The text is incomplete and lacks coherent events or identifiable institutions.

Melancholy Rail Oddities Draw Passenger Curiosity

A fragmented dialogue recalls a railway scene with a station master and a passenger near the platform. The tone hints at public fascination with recent improvements and lingering humor amid ordinary travel.

Fragmentary historical notice on teaching methods and pupil response

A damaged OCR passage describes a teacher using a dominant method to shape thinking, giving pupils questions to answer. The text notes the brain remains full of questions and that children stayed engaged for weeks, though the writing is muddled and nonstandard.

The Joke on Fathi and a Court Threat

Fragmentary dialogue shows a character threatening court action and a joke about a rejected suitor. Anole remarks that Father thinks someone lacks a partner, while relations and private plans surface in a tense exchange.

Fathi Anole Pather

What the Teacher Taught Him The Ima Be

The fragment describes family scenes and remarks by a father regarding lessons from a teacher. It hints at domestic disputes and a jail term related to a collector and an employer, with unclear dialogue and details.

Forfeit Claim Sparks Unclear Debate

A garbled note suggests a dispute over a forfeit and potential challenges from a rival or observer. The fragment hints at someone claiming victory while others question the meaning and risk disruption.

Grape Nuts and Postum Help Woman Restore Health After Illness

An Eastern woman writes that after a peritonitis attack and long indigestion she found relief using Grape Nuts and Postum. She reports restored appetite, better sleep, renewed strength, and improved mood, with ongoing use by her husband and herself.

Fragmented Romantic Exchange Ends in Sudden Crash

A faded scene shows a young couple in a crowded street exchange shy blinks and affectionate phrases as a handkerchief is passed. Their mood shifts to hopeful warmth before a sudden crash endangers the moment and captures onlookers.

Piles Cured in 6 to 14 Days The PAZO Promise

A druggist refund if PAZO ointment fails to cure any itching burning or prodruding piles within six to fourteen days. The advertisement asserts quick relief and a money back guarantee.

Fragmented overheard quarrel hints at family trouble

A scrambled dialogue shows a tense domestic scene about talking with a wife and her brother, jealousy, and an accusation about spying on a son. The text mentions a house loss and plans to buy an automobile, with near comic misreadings and broken phrases.

Fragmented OCR presents stray dialogue and garbled notes

The readable text shows disconnected phrases about money talking and a carton moving. References to opera boxes and a conversation with an unnamed interlocutor appear, but the overall sense is unclear and partly nonsensical.

Awful Mise Brown Returns Quietly to Town

A terse, informal note describes Mise Brown's arrival and the town's puzzled response. The speaker muses that the event may be brief and trivial, signaling a light local moment rather than a major news item.

Impudent clerk at Canadian railway station provokes coin dispute

On a race day at a Canadian railway station a booking clerk rejects a quarter as worn. A passenger tries a holey ten cent piece, provoking anger and delays among passengers. The clerk finally accepts the ten cent coin amid laughter from bystanders.

Otto Dows

Fragmented OCR Scene of Marriage Plan and Errant Dialogue

The text shows a disrupted scene with vows or marriage talk among unnamed characters. A hotel patron awaits service while a brother orders food and a waiter struggles to fulfill two courses. The fragmentary dialogue mentions a betrothal and shifting authority, implying domestic plans amid confusion.

Christmas Stocking Marzipan Leads to Family Tragedy

Henry Tobbing and Mrs. Tobbin discover their children choking after ingesting almond paste hidden in stockings. The couple realizes the almond paste was used as a prank, but the scene ends in shock as authorities seek the cause and safety.

Henry Childre Eva Tobbines Mra Tobbine Tobbina

Edwin’s Rise and Fall a Window Cleaner’s Tale

A proud father predicts a brilliant future for Edwin after school. Edwin later returns home claiming success but reveals the truth he has become a window cleaner, a fall from promised greatness that ends in quiet humility.

Edwin Ron

Honeymoon in the Lake District Ends in Reflections

Recaptured lovers in a sunset scene during a three day Lake District honeymoon share a bittersweet view of time. He muses that even a fifty year marriage may be brief, while she playfully urges they not waste a moment. Later at a Partners' Club dinner a turkey mishap arises as guests request portions.

Phe Jblack Margery Fred Marcery Robert Clarkson Ile Moringa Ealcide Abe Eilen Jon Mre Dutler Sisiter Wardrop Cemetde Warop Continam Lake District Reginald Partners’ Club

Prison inmate’s death told by chaplain and warder

The chaplain learns an inmate died in the prison at midnight after the warder explains the passing. Hawkins remarks that the deceased cannot expect heaven, and the warder jokes about going to the other place before the dying man passes away peacefully.

Hawkins Ardob

Loss of luggage on ship ends in portroom reveal

An old country farmer, living sixty years abroad, recounts his voyage as he discovers a missing wardrobe. In a cramped cabin he hides trousers and shoes in a cupboard only to learn from the steward that the chest is in fact a porthole behind a ship’s wall.

Tie Son Canada India

Turbulent Gossip at Community Gathering

An unclear scene depicts a busybody circulating gossip while a struggling young author and a young father react with curiosity and misgivings. The fragment hints at social tension and temptation amid a small crowd.

Child Speech Delay Alarms Aunt While Four Year Old Speaks Uncertainly

Four year old Elisabeth wonders if her baby cousin will ever speak clearly as an aunt laments the boy's slow talking. The scene hints at family concern over delayed language development and future understanding.

Elisabeth

Fragmentary note about a visit and a riddle

A garbled dialogue fragment mentions a person ringing a bell and a question about which Wedows or man to identify. The text is unclear and lacks coherent events or entities.

Unreadable fragment hints at gate and painting delay

An unclear text fragment describes a seven year old girl and a man asking a child to open a gate, with a remark about paint not being dry yet. The passage is garbled, limiting extraction of concrete facts or names.

Bridge Note on Style and Dress

A fragmented line references fashion and attire in a casual guitar of speech. The text mentions a wife’s dress and a sense of weight in style alongside personal banter about appearance.

Entertainer Dame misnames guests in social exchange

The dialogue features Mise De Vere addressing Sylvia Tubie with a request for her real name, while Tubie reassures and explains the absence of need for fear. The exchange centers on personal introductions and social propriety during a gathering.

Sylvia Tubie Poe

Missing Plane Gift Sparks Family Rift in Deny Town

In a strained family exchange, Papa questions buying Laura a plane while denying a request for Tommy. The dialogue hints at tensions over resources and fairness as practical riding needs surface amid tensions.

Papa Laura Deny Tommy

The Bird and the Hyphen Lesson Confusion

A teacher guides pupils in hyphen use with birdcage as an example. The dialogue features a misheard remark about birds and syllables, with names like Thorndike and Boston referenced in playful miscommunication. The piece pivots on a pun about what a hyphen connects.

Paul

Safe and Sure for Little Ones Baby's Own Tablets

A reader testifies to Baby's Own Tablets as a safe and sure remedy for infants and children. Mrs Duncan Joy from Vancouver says she always keeps them and uses them when needed, praising their claimed bone-regulating and stomach-soothing effects. The tablets are sold by medicine dealers and from The Dr Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ont.

Duncan Joy Vancouver Dr. Wiliams’ Medicine Co BrockriMe

A Valuable Suggestor Seeks Revenue Boost for Rail System

The pre sident of a great railroad system is urged to raise revenues. A treasury source proposes drastic measures, including vaudeville performances or reporting world championships, to convert salaries into earnings.

Great

Fragmented OCR Passage

A garbled newsroom snippet shows a foreman query about a payroll check and a worker returning at noon and night. The text then shifts to a narrator and a speaker discussing a long news delivery and vivid language, with questions about learning such language. The fragment ends abruptly.

Monologue Interlude Features Beatrice Herford in London

A fragment from a Feminine Movement sketch shows Beatrice Herford delivering a monologue in London when a cat interrupts. The scene emphasizes the performer’s demand for focus and humor as she rebukes the feline intrusion.

Beatrice Herford London Mien Herfort

The Last Fly A tite Ay cry in a summer pane

A fragmentary verse captures a childlike lament for a lone fly on a window pane. The speaker pleads with the creature not to flee, while imagining various fates and expressing a paternal mix of care and exasperation as the fly remains elusive.

Seta Bottles in Leather Cones for Travelers Case

A description explains four glass bottles set in a leather case with color coded stoppers pink blue green mauve to identify contents without removal. The case divides into four compartments to prevent knocking and breaking, with straps fastening the lid securely for travel.

Btule Republic

Holloway Corn Cure Promises Painless Relief

An advertisement touts Holloway Corn Cure as a simple effective remedy for corns caused by tight boots. It claims painless action, prompt effect, and wide druggist availability, with a price of 2d.

Stronger Sex Cholly and A Disagree in Café Scene

Reported in a terse cafe altercation between Cholly and A with no injuries. A crowd gathered as two bystanders separated them. The exchange raised questions about impulsive conduct and public decorum.

Cholly

Medical Routine Aims to Heal Husband Within Week

Mrs Ashley asks the physician about her seriously ill husband. The doctor replies the treatment is underway and expects improvement within a week, urging patience as he manages the case.

Whipple Adoption Tale Reveals Roadblock to Career

A garbled note hints at Whipple facing an adoption issue in a career, describing a shift where a stlerd machine adopted Whipple and a person named Carter became secured. The fragment preserves named entities but lacks clear context or outcome.

Whipple Noz Adoptél Astlerd Whipple Bie Carter le

Lucky Adam Vien Adam Home From Party

Fragmentary report notes a man named Adam Vien arriving home after a party. The text includes garbled lines that imply emotion toward a mother figure and a misheard phrase. No clear names, dates, or organizations are confirmed.

Lucky Adam Adam

Fragmented OCR: Tae Pie Piaint Ob Story

The readable text shows a garbled account about a person named Tae Pie Piaint Ob and a relation to a baby or child. It mentions a game and feelings of never getting the Beck, but the exact events and context remain unclear due to the corrupted OCR.

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