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Newspaper
Tisdale Recorder
Location
Tisdale, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Jun 04, 1915
Page
2
Geoffrey and Ralph discuss a brass bound box found among packages and a coded language on its pattern. Ralph hints at danger and secrecy while urging care as Marion worries about spooks and the unknown contents. The men debate what the box might reveal.
Marion reveals a box linked to a troubled youth and memories of her mother who split between Tibetan heritage and English life. Geoffrey notes the conflict as Marion hesitates to discuss the matter and clings to a promise about the heirloom.
Geoffrey faces a coup by his uncle Ralph over a hidden ivory miniature linked to Marion. Marion warns of horrors while Geoffrey confronts the demand to betray trust and reveal the past or destroy the relic. The confrontation erupts as Ralph pressures for the miniature, threatening Marion’s fate and their lives.
Geoffrey and Ralph discuss the enigmatic ivory portrait linked to Marion as a possible ancestor. They encounter Jessop and learn cottage visitors are rising along the lonely coast for the fashionable season. The piece nods to Canadian poetry and the prairie rising in cultural prominence.
A Western Canadian poet and prose writer Robert J C Stead is highlighted for portraying prairie life. Former editor of the Cartwright Review and Crystal City Courier, he now works with the Canadian Pacific Railway Department of Natural Resources in Calgary. An excerpt from the Western Standard recounts his 1903 start in literature.
The Montreal Evening News notes Canada factors lessons from the U S Interstate Commerce Commission decision allowing railways to raise freight rates. It warns public prejudice harms both railways and the nation and cites President Wilson on national prosperity tied to railways.
Hamilton Wickes the trade commissioner told the London chamber of commerce that Canada has been the worst address in trade with the Dominions and the Empire. He said relief from the 1916 harvest would help but not fully until 1916 and urged caution in the near term. He contrasted British efficiency as a manufacturer with weaker market knowledge and selling skills, and proposed reforms including an intelligence department, firm registration, and closer banker manufacturer cooperation. He welcomed the stance against mass emigration of skilled labor.
Mrs A Hi Aiken reports her daughter’s scalp shed hair in large clumps and dandruff like flakes with burning pain cured after nightly Cuticura Ointment and morning washing with Cuticura Soap. A second daughter’s back eruptions cleaned with the same regimen. Signed July 11 1914. Cuticura Soap and Ointment advertised globally with free samples offer.
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