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Newspaper

Tisdale Recorder

Location

Tisdale, Saskatchewan, Canada

Date

Jan 16, 1914

Page

2

Zigzag Trail Leads to Hidden Love in Canyon

In a Twin Star ranch camp tale, Hamp Tetlow recalls a mysterious girl near Zigzag trail. Bob Deering tracks a missing steer, meets the unnamed beauty who guards a fugitive father, and aids her plan to avoid capture. Their bond grows as a future together beckons.

Cox's the Crick Hamp Tetlow Vouk Twin Star Ranch Jink Prate Jink Ehles Dan Cot Dan Hamp Bob Deering Jink Prole Bencfe Bob Scarler Hetle Conner Paather Fercely James Greyson Mob Aelen Cupid

Strong Influence and Aide Tails

A humorous exchange where a wife explains her husband stayed by her side all day by "eating firmly on the tails of his coat" to keep him close. The gag hinges on visual metaphor and domestic wit.

Veteran educator Dr S B Robins retires after long Ontario Quebec career

Dr S B Robins, possibly Canada’s oldest active educationist, retires after a career starting in 1848 near Cobourg Ontario. He led Montreal Normal schools for decades and served on the Protestant Committee of Public Instruction for over thirty years, citing advanced age. He recalls pre Confederation Toronto days, his meetings with Eger ton Ryerson, and historic events from riots to 1868 mill burning. He remains vigorous at nearly 80, cherishing two life rules: never seek wealth and never seek political preferment.

Ontario Quebec Canada S. B. Robins Cobourg Ont Protestant Committee of Public Instruction Robins Toronto Dummer Western Canada Egerton Ryerson Barney Devlin- D'Arcy McGee Douglas Planing Mill

Labouchere’s Labby Comes to Life in New Biography

The Life of Henry Labouchere by Al gar Labouchere Thorold reveals Labouchere as a world traveler wit. He faced two career disappointments yet maintained a philosophic edge and French outlook. The book recalls his Cambridge stint, escapades in Europe and America, and sharp diplomatic service.

Labby Joved Tetas Henry Labouchere Algar Labouchere Thorold Gladstone Lord Rosebery Washington Cambridge Europe Truth Republic of Pana- Toa Italy Republic of Panama Old Palace Yard Babylon Stockholm Queen Victoria Labouchere Foreign Office London Lord Tourton Henry House of Lords Mr. Labouchere

Me Was No Scot at Biarrite Golf Exhibition

The tale recounts Sir Henry Campbell, Annerman and Taylor the golf champion at Biarrite. A Scotch relative pressed a claim of birth. another guest noted Taylor was a fine man and was hired for an exhibition with a fixed fee. Weather prevented play and Taylor refused payment, deeming the situation fatal to their discussion.

Henry Campbell Annerman Taylor Biarrite Sir Henry Henry

Fragmentary plea for writ of habeas corpus in old dialogue

A confused historical snippet imitates a sheriff exchange with a plea for habeas corpus. The garbled text suggests a jurist or detainee seeking legal relief, but the fragmentary lines obscure clear facts, names, dates, or places.

Napoleon Bourassa the Patriarch of Quebec Art and Letters

The aging Napoleon Bourassa, father of Henri Bourassa, is celebrated as the archetype of cultured French Canadian life in Quebec. A painter, architect, decorator, and novelist, he studied in Quebec, Toronto, Florence, and Rome, assisted by Theophille Hamel and Overbeck. He helped found the Royal Academy of Arts and designed churches in Canada and the United States. He married Papineau’s youngest daughter, whose death in 1869 preceded his literary and artistic pursuits.

Napoleon Bourassa Canada Papineau Yenri Bourassa Quebec Napoleon Boutassa Napoleon Fourasea Bourassa Theophille Hamel Toronto Florence Rome Overleck Marquis of Lorne Royal Academy of Arts United States Marie Hale and Beaty

Gibbon Described by a Contemporary Visitor

A contemporary recounts Gibbon the historian with a small face and strong features. He meets Mme da Def fand, a blind sitter who feels faces to imagine appearance, and Gibbon offers his face for her tactile inspection with frankness.

Gibbon M. de Lausen Mme. da Deffand Gibbons

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