Agrarian Sale Notice Fragment
Fragmentary OCR reads a grain sale notice with prices and locations blurred. The readable terms mention a sale date and an agricultural market context but lack complete details for full conveyance.
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Newspaper
Tisdale Recorder
Location
Tisdale, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Jan 05, 1917
Page
13
Fragmentary OCR reads a grain sale notice with prices and locations blurred. The readable terms mention a sale date and an agricultural market context but lack complete details for full conveyance.
A collage of dated quips and ads. A physician speaks of a difficult case as three doctors attend. Mentions Holloway's Cure for corns and warts, a will witness named Trishman, and a lawyer's interrogation. Inserts reference worm powders and Miller's Worm Powders. Ends with a note on blue-eyed workers in ammunition factories.
The Duke of Connaught reflects on Roy SM, a decorated medal recipient, amid memories of nearly a hundred medals. The tribute honors the long service and sacrifice of the war hero and his enduring legacy in the royal-affiliated circle.
A historical notice offers a $100 reward and $100 for cures, inviting readers to send testimonials. It directs inquiries to J A on EY & CO., Toledo, Ohio, claiming testimonials and listing the seller as Denggrye.
Report notes Romanian weakness due to scarce guns and barbed wire. Critics blame outdated trench tactics and unseasoned leadership while arguing for modern defense measures. The piece also references Parmelee's Vegetas as a stomach regulator and mentions contracts for pulp mill construction in the United States.
Advertisement extols Sloan's Liniment for rheumatism stiff joints and muscle pains with plasters that do not stain skin. It claims quick penetration and universal use for sprains strains bruises and various pains. Sold by druggists in 25 50 cent and one dollar bottles.
The Department of Agriculture estimates the commercial orange crop will reach about 23,835 boxes this year with California producing 17,500,000 boxes and Florida 4,335,000 boxes. The total indicates a sizable year over year increase, aided by higher Florida sales.
The text argues that an efficient medical service boosts army morale and that surgeons and nurses behind the guns provide real comfort to soldiers and their families, noting the importance of combat medical care and maternal peace of mind.
New Zealand authorities study concrete highways as cheaper, durable roads to link inland areas. They note current stone and dirt roads crumble, with washouts and refits common. Proponents estimate 12 foot concrete thickness could cost about $2,000 more per mile but save upkeep for years, easing coastal trade access.
Asthmeal described as a distressing ailment with sudden attacks and prolonged agony. The ad promotes Dr. J. D. Kellogg’s Asthma Remedy as a dependable help and urges readers who failed with other remedies to try this uniformally successful preparation.
The Royal Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals in Britain plans a $500,000 drive to aid army horses mules and artillery mounts in the European war. Led by Duke of Portland with King and Queen support the effort aims to mobilize art wealth to fund relief at fronts and save animals critical to military operations. R H Rees serves as US secretary to coordinate American involvement with the American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals.
A garbled excerpt shows a narrator and a young man in conversation about concentration and expression. An elderly figure comments on doubt and focus, hinting at a broader theme of effort and concern amid muddled dialogue.
The piece notes leather wear rising for civilians and soldiers while rubber use surges in war production. It cites Britain's tropical plantations keeping supply steady despite higher costs, with rubber footwear prices only modestly increased and a push for thrift and leather savings among Canadians.
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