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Newspaper
Tisdale Recorder
Location
Tisdale, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Apr 20, 1917
Page
4
In June sunlight a minor dispute over money leads to a tender moment with Mary Champneys as Dolly comforts her sister Susan. The Squire and Mrs. Egerton observe the scene from the house window, adding social tension to the quiet drama.
An advertisement touts Sloan's Liniment as a quick penetrating remedy for rheumatism neuralgia gout lumbago sprains and strains. It claims better performance than mossy plasters or ointments and notes available sizes 25c 50c and 1400 with nationwide druggists.
The Squire watches Dolly Egerton in sorrow and his comforting, childlike tone reveals a deepening, confusing bond. His awareness of this change lags as he grapples with a growing, unspoken attachment.
The Squire hurries to catch a 2:45 train taking Dolly and the child to Silverthorne leaving Lionel Egerton to join the 5:45 train, delaying Hilary’s meeting with him. Mrs. Egerton negotiates comforts of the Manor over the New Cottage and the Squire plans to rely on old gardener Lawton as he proceeds with errands at Chappell Place.
In a sunlit antiseptic room two tall men confront each other about Lady South. The surgeon refuses to reveal her address but confirms she is with her daughter. The Squire rebukes gossip about their secret meetings, noting public scrutiny and family persuasion.
Mr. Merchant solicits next order for counter check and sales books citing experience and quality. Prices rise 100 to 400 percent over two years yet plant efficiency keeps costs low. Offers samples, carbon leaf books, triplicates, waxed papers, wrappers, and broad supplier network from coast to coast.
Canadian Pacific Railway officials outline a plan to boost western tourism by coordinating with four Western Canada boards of trade. Ten percent of spending by these boards will be reinvested to attract American visitors and promote settlers’ opportunities. The program envisions distribution of city literature at Canadian resorts and guiding passengers along scenic lines through premier districts. 1900s- era references to Alaska travel and CPR Rockies featured.
A Washington issued list based on expert verification compiles nine total casualties for the European war through January 1917. It breaks down into combatants killed wounded captured and missing among Entente Allies, with figures derived from multiple sources.
A Northumberland County Ontario man quotes a saying from a veteran cook about the forthcoming dinner. The speaker recalls the line that they just throw everything into the pot and offer a prayer. If it burns you get a roast. if it boils you get a stew.
A German millionaire, once enriched by war profits, established a Frankfort institute studying war consequences and now publishes a monthly bilingual journal. The latest issue estimates total wartime casualties at about 20,000,000 across all theatres, including killed, wounded, and sick.
Readers from Chatham Ontario report recovery after using medical tonics and prescriptions. A speaker credits Dr Pierce remedies with restoring strength, appetite, sleep, and overall health after long illness and weakness. The notices present multiple endorsements and location details.
A wartime anecdote from Camberwell England tells of Mr. G Gould's wife who joined in the labor of chimney sweeping. Despite exhaustion and soot she remains cheerful, pushing the barrow with brushes as the family faces the early days of the conflict.
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