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Newspaper
Tisdale Recorder
Location
Tisdale, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Jul 19, 1917
Page
4
Dr Clarence Dunne of the relief commissioners told an audience that Turkish soldiers believed in a large empire, describing massacres of Armenians. He and Dr Ussher noted that 80 percent of Turks favored the allied cause, while the Young Turks, trained by Germans, controlled the empire's destinies.
Diabedeet tablets touted as the only medicine giving great satisfaction to mothers. The ad claims superior relief and approval among caregivers, presenting a confident endorsement of the product for family use.
Eggs spoil quickly in dirty damp conditions as bacteria grow on porous shells. Fresh eggs should be kept away from moisture and handled minimally and marketed or preserved soon after laying to prevent spoilage.
Merchants Bank of Canada shows growing financial strength each year as its latest statement proves. After liberal allowances for charity funds pension contributions and depreciation charges the bank declares a 10 percent dividend while carrying forward profits to the loss account.
A reader notes Johnny’s answer to a mother’s question about fish smell. He explains he carried home the Sunday school paper, whose outside page featured Jonah and the whale, as reported in Harper’s.
A Winnipeg man Mr M G Inman a longtime business figure describes severe weakness loss of sleep and poor appetite. After taking Dr Cassell Tablets his sleep improved then his overall health strengthened. He now manages the Leeds arm of A W Inman in England and endorses the remedy.
The bank reports reserves far exceed its loans, indicating solid financial health. A year over year comparison shows marked improvement and strong business conditions in Canada, with credit due to the managing director, general manager, and officers for their leadership.
An 19th century advertisement touts Miller's Worm Powders as a universal remedy to clear worms from infants and restore damaged organs to sound condition. The text intersperses stray lines about firearms and farm life, reflecting fragmented OCR from a periodical.
Cardinal Mercier denounces German Catholic leaders for attempting closer ties with Belgium after the wartime slaughter of Belgians. He condemns Catholics on both sides who showed silent approval of the killings and the shooting of priests three years after the events.
The text credits Pompeii with an early method of canned fruit. It recalls jars of figs found in an ancient pantry, opened and found fresh, then heated and sealed with wax. The method reportedly inspired early U S canning the following year.
An article notes the use of Minard’s Liniment to treat diphtheria and describes a method for counting seconds by repeating “one hundred and one” to measure time. The piece explains this timing technique yields close alignment with watch time for up to sixty seconds.
A 1912 to 1916 Canada wide survey shows over 5 200 barns destroyed by fire costing more than 7 850 000 with lightning and spontaneous combustion cited as main causes. Evidence suggests rodded buildings largely prevent lightning damage, urging farmers to adopt lightning rods. The notice also promotes Mother Graves Worm Exterminator as a remedy for worms in children.
A cryptic dialogue appears as a small printed sticker titled A Sticker for Pop Pa. The text contrasts a father and son exchange about a solid fact leaking out, suggesting a playful or philosophical note embedded in a compact printed item.
A letter from Wifrid Gagne, proprietor of the Grand Central Hotel in Drummondville, states that Minard's Liniment cured his valuable hunting dog of mange after several veterinarians failed to help. Dated August 3, 1904.
A resourceful farmer used dynamite to drain water from a flooded field rescuing a poorly mature potato crop. He bored eight to twelve foot holes with a post auger and detonated charges to open passages into sandy subsoil allowing rapid drainage. Nearby crops suffered from excess standing water.
Pay out of town accounts with Dominion Express Money Orders. Five dollars costs three cents.
High wheat and grain prices boost farmer prosperity while stock raising profits rise. Mr KR C Coppeck of Ig h River Alberta sold 91 head to net an average of 136.25 dollars per animal, demonstrating strong cattle returns amid market strength.
Fragmentary lines show a poet reacting to a rising mood as stockpiled phrases hint at inflation like pressure mounting. A terse street image conveys urgency and ambiguity about economic or creative upheaval.
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