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Newspaper

Tisdale Recorder

Location

Tisdale, Saskatchewan, Canada

Date

Jan 26, 1917

Page

2

The Squires Sweetheart Continues in a Rural Tale

Katharine Tynan presents a scene with the Squire and Mrs Ellison at a Hunt Ball. The Squire denies pursuing young women as gossip swirls around him. Hilary Strang notes the Squire’s charm while townsfolk share quiet observations at a cottage hospital where an injured patient awaits care. The Squire befriends a stray kitten amid hospital atmosphere.

Dunstible Hilary Eland Squire Tls Margaret Uth Miss Page Margaret South Hilary Strangw Anid Oller Darter Sheriking Quire Silverthorne

Poor Soul and Peace in lingering tale

A distressed speaker expresses compassion for a young woman and hopes for her restoration. The narration emphasizes tenderness and a wish for peace as the scene ends with a strained voice and a look of feverish pain.

Homesteader Book Praised By A West Writer

A critique lauds Robt. C. Stead's The Homesteader calling it a powerful narrative with vivid scenes and characters. The reviewer notes Stead's prior poetry and prose establish him among notable contemporary writers and hints the West may especially value his work.

C. Stead Stead

A Westward Tale of Homesteading and Mammon

A Cana writer portrays rural pioneer life in the West. The story follows a homesteader whose quest for wealth corrodes his ideals, leading to a dramatic climax and a hopeful reconstruction of values. The narrative blends local conditions with stirring incidents and a satisfying conclusion.

Garrick Bed Donated to Victoria and Albert Museum

The Victoria and Albert Museum receives David Garrick's bedstead donated by H. E. Trevor, a Garrick relative. Made around 1775 for Garrick's Hampton villa, the canopy bed stayed with the Garricks until 1864 and later sale.

Garrick Victoria and Albert Museum David Garrick H. E. Trevor George Hampton

Boy Scout Notes on Religious Aims Across the Movement

The article discusses the Scouts mission as religious in aim guiding duty to God and service, noting troops linked with churches and the broad Christian program. It highlights Dawson City Yukon as a northern example with a 25-member troop under Scoutmaster and reports wartime impacts on Scoutmaster availability across the provinces.

Boy Scouts Boy Scouts Movement Robert Baden-Powell Bays Boy Scouts’ Association Charles Stelzie Dawson City Yukon Territory Reulation Dominion Alberta Justice W. L. Walsh Apow Iseonses Gdneds Yeeer Sco Ion

Unhappy Interference at Library Shelf Encounter

A student assistant shelving books at the public library is confronted by a prim middle aged woman who insists she finished Laura Jean Libby and wants a similar author. The scene ends with the assistant hastily selecting a title for the patron.

Laura Jean Libby Laws Jean Libby

Five Hot Meals Daily for British Troops in Front Lines

The report describes British efforts to support troops in winter positions with five hot meals daily and better clothing. It notes front line conditions, supply challenges, and stark contrasts with German trenches, including scarce shelter, inadequate German equipment, and harsh winter hardships.

Tommy Somme

Extensive Provincial Highway Plan Presented for Manitoba

The government proposes a 2000 mile province wide highway system under state control. Key routes include Winnipeg to Virden via Portage la Prairie and Brandon, and connections from Minedosa to Spotts via Brandon, with a main corridor to Winnipeg and links to Jeffeson highway. Estimated cost about 8 million dollars and ten year build period with annual maintenance around 125 dollars per mile.

Johnson Gubp Lie Cape Sient Union of Manitoba Goog Roads Board Winnipeg Virden Portage la Prairie Carberry Brandon Minenedosa Spotts Pupid City Dauphin Neepawa

The Greatest Fortune In Honest Work Encourages Praise

A fragmentary quotation from J G Holland extols honest work and contentment with one’s calling. It reflects on happiness derived from meaningful effort, whether in office or field, and praises a friend for pursuing work aligned with personal powers.

Smith J. G. Holland

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Katharine Tynan Western Canada R. J. C. Stead Boy Scout Union of Manitoba Municipalities
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