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Newspaper
Tisdale Recorder
Location
Tisdale, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Jan 30, 1914
Page
2
A collage of humorous quips, product pitches, and social snippets referencing Skinner’s money, Minard’s Liniment, and worm remedies. The text mocks collectors, bill collectors, and farm life while noting hair and gossip exchanges amid a casual, period tone.
A humorous quip about borrowing money from wealthy figures. The speaker riffs that someone who can borrow ten dollars from Riche should be able to obtain a hundred thousand from Rockefeller.
The speaker mocks a noted pessimist who claims women will wear uglier hats next season than they do now. The brief remark frames fashion pessimism as a social tease without naming individuals or events.
Sudden temperature shifts strain the kidneys, risking poisons in the blood and diseases like rheumatism and lumbago. Keeping kidneys and bowels active prevents harm, with Dr. Chase's Kidney Liver Pill recommended for health and vigor during seasonal changes.
A collage of quips and short items ranges from personal anecdotes to broader mentions. It cites a death in the family, a desire to travel, a film outing, a pharmacist’s encounter, street repairs in Havana, a shift in Cubs culture, European questions to Uncle Sam, and tax jokes about income and steaks.
Winnipeg December opening of the Grand Trunk Pacific Hotel beside Old Fort Garry marks a modern four story granite building near the railway and theatres. The hotel features a circular Adam design tea room mezzanine gallery marble staircases fireproof construction and elegant parlors offering comfort and city views.
An advertisement proclaims Catarrhozone for bronchitis asthma and catarrh. It claims inhalation relieves coughing and throat irritation without drugs and includes a testimonial from J B Reamer urging regular use. Ends with price details for small and trial sizes.
An ad touts Miller's Worm Powders as a remedy for intestinal worms and many other ailments in children. The copy claims it strengthens the stomach and helps with bilious issues, urging parents to give it to their kids.
A partial, garbled text fragment references an event or gathering with unclear names and details. Readable portions suggest a reveling or celebration but lack concrete facts, dates, places, or participants to identify.
Fragmentary lines mention a person named Clymer, fear, mercy, and an automobile but contain no coherent event or details to summarize into a factual news item.
A passerby notes a man across the street acting suspiciously as he dodges into doorways. Thoughts of calling the police arise, but the writer suspects the man is an amateur detective attempting to sleuth.
Fragmentary note reports a claim about Minarc’s Lintment as a cure for colds. The text hints at trouble or consequences linked to the product and a reference to a price or cost amid a downtown storefront context.
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