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Newspaper
Tisdale Recorder
Location
Tisdale, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Jul 19, 1917
Page
10
Dr. Clarence Dunne of the relief commissioners told an audience that the Armenian massacres reflect Turkish soldiers believing in a coming empire. He described Armenian massacres and said 80 percent of Turks favored the Allied cause, while the Young Turk party, trained by Germans, controlled the empire’s destiny.
A宣 claimed medical tablets named Diabedeet offer superior relief for mothers and aim to reassure caretakers with proven satisfaction. The advertisement emphasizes reliability and immediate comfort for children and families.
Eggs spoil when exposed to bacteria in dirty damp conditions. The shell is porous but coated to block bacteria unless old or wet. Do not store in damp places or handle unnecessarily. market or preserve eggs soon after laying.
Merchants Bank of Canada reports growing financial strength with each year. The latest statement notes liberal allowances for Patriotte and Red Cross Funds, pension fund contributions, depreciation write offs, and a 10 percent dividend.
A juvenile exchange about a Sunday school paper leads to the boy noting the outside page reviews Jonah and the whale. The remark highlights a home read shared after church.
Winnipeg man Me G Inman details a severe breakdown with poor sleep and weak appetite improving after taking Dr Cassell Tablets. He reports regained strength and health and notes correspondence with the maker and distributors in England Canada and Toronto.
The bank reports higher profits and stronger assets than the previous year, with extensive improvements across nearly all items. Officials credit management and combined efforts for a healthy Canadian business climate and the bank’s solid performance.
The ad claims Miller's Worm Powders clear stomachs and bowels of worms and prevent recurrence. It also asserts the remedy repairs organ injuries caused by worms and restores soundness, warning infants are commonly infested and suffer without prompt treatment.
Cardinal Mercier denounces German Catholic leaders efforts to improve ties with Belgian Catholics. He condemns Catholics across the frontier who offered silent approval of Belgian killings and the shooting of priests during the war, criticizing three years of unwillingness to censure such acts.
The article traces the origin of canning to Pompeii where figs were found preserved in jars. Rushed to life in the United States after excavations revealed heated preservation with wax sealing, the method mirrored Pompeian practice from thirty centuries ago.
A historical note explains a simple one second counting method using pronunciation. By reciting phrases like one hundred and one through one hundred and ten the spoken seconds align closely with actual time, allowing quick timing for photographic purposes.
A 1912 to 1916 Canadian study cites over 5200 barn fires causing 7.85 million dollars in losses, blaming lightning and spontaneous combustion. It argues rodded buildings largely prevent lightning damage, urging farmers to protect barns. It also promotes Mother Graves' Worm Exterminator as a worm remedy for children.
A clipped exchange hints at a domestic moment with a playful tone as a father questions how a definite truth might escape notice. The fragment suggests a personal, archival snippet rather than a full public report.
Grand Central Hotel proprietor Wilfrid Gagne of Drummondville reports his valuable hunting dog cured of mange after using Minard's Liniment. He notes several veterinarians failed to help before this remedy. Dated August 3, 1904.
A farmer used eight to twelve foot deep holes and dynamite charges in the bottom to drain excess floodwater from a field. The method opened passages to sandy subsoil and saved the potatoes, though nearby crops suffered from the water.
Pay your out of town accounts by Dominion Express Money Orders. Five dollars costs three cents.
The article notes rising wheat prices and strong cattle profits in Western Canada. It cites Mr. KR C Coppeck of High River Alberta who recently sold 91 head of cattle and received a total payment averaging 136.25 dollars per head, illustrating satisfactory returns for stock farmers.
The fragment shows a poet and speaker exchange with phrases like Everything is going up and You. indicating an incomplete lyric or draft. The unreliable OCR leaves readers unsure of complete meaning or author.
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