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Newspaper
Tisdale Recorder
Location
Tisdale, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Jan 05, 1917
Page
5
A fragmentary OCR reading concerns an agricultural sale notice with unclear pricing and terms. The readable parts reference a sale action and local officials, but essential details are missing, leaving the core event and participants indeterminate.
A garbled Victorian notice blends medical quackery lines from Holloway cures and Worm Powders with a lampoon about doctors and a witness in a will case. It also oddly mentions a blue-eyed worker in ammunition factories and a quackish “Very Likely” remedy, all referencing incidental dialogue and reader anecdotes.
Duke of Connaught recalls Roy SM and his nearly one hundred medals in a public commemoration. The ceremony honors military service and medals awarded across battles and campaigns, highlighting Roy SM’s long record of decorations and public duty.
A historical classified-style notice offers a $100 reward for proof of curing a condition. It invites readers to send testimonials to J A on EY & CO., Toledo, Chi. The item is sold by Denggrye.
A controversial report blames Romanian military failures in Transylvania on a lack of guns and barbed wire and a reliance on outdated Russian trench methods. It criticizes Romanian generals as unversed in modern warfare while noting broader disorder in the region.
An old time ad copy touts Sloan's Liniment for rheumatism stiffness and joint pain. It claims easy topical use without staining skin and notes wide family use with prices at 25 50 and 1.00 dollars.
The Department of Agriculture estimates the commercial orange crop will reach 23 835 000 boxes with California contributing 17 500 000 boxes and Florida about 4 335 000. The forecast indicates a 2 635 000 box rise over last year and notes Florida’s shipments are six times higher than in the previous year.
An article extols efficient medical services in war, emphasizing surgeons and nurses' role behind the front lines. It notes the Red Cross support as a comfort to soldiers and families, describing the impact on morale and the hope provided by trained medical staff.
Local and national authorities study concrete highway prospects as cheaper long term than stone roads. They note existing stone and clay lanes suffer frost damage and washouts. Projections estimate 12 foot thick concrete road could cost about $2,000 more per mile but reduce upkeep costs considerably within five years.
Asthma is described as a distressing condition with sudden attacks. The advertisement promotes Dr. J. D. Kellogg's Asthma Remedy as a dependable, uniformly successful treatment, urging readers who tried other remedies without help to obtain a package.
The Royal Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals plans a $500,000 drive to aid suffering army horses and mules in the European war. Under Duke of Portland and royal patronage, funds will support fronts to alleviate animal suffering and save artillery horses cavalry mounts and transport mules. R H Rees is US secretary to coordinate with the American SPCA.
A disjointed passage describes a young man and an elderly nag, noting a lack of concern and the challenge of concentrating. The scene hints at emerge from a larger narrative with uncertain meaning and tone.
War shortages push up civilian shoe prices while the government must equip hundreds of thousands of soldiers. Rubber demand soars with a large army boot order, yet tropical plantations keep raw rubber supplies adequate and cheaper than before the war. Consumers seek leather savings amid higher fabric and chemical costs.
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