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Newspaper
Tisdale Recorder
Location
Tisdale, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Jun 04, 1915
Page
4
An advertisement proclaims Nerviline as a universal cure for pains in the side chest and back, sore chest and pleurisy, and general ailments. It claims deep tissue penetration, skin porous plasters, and widespread use for children and adults, with a call to buy the large family bottle from Catarrhozone Co. Kingston Canada.
A new rifle range is created in the top story of Coutts Bank in the Strand. A former ledger room filled with old worm-eaten volumes has been converted into a useful firing range where Coutts young men practice rifle shooting in the evenings.
Mrs red VanGorder of Duanville Ontario says her four children are always given perfect satisfaction by Baby's Own Tablets. The Dr Williams Medicine Co Brockville sells the 25 cent boxes by mail or through medicine dealers.
The text argues nations should raise average yields rather than expand acreage, citing German gains in wheat, rye, oats, barley, and potatoes from 1886 1895 to 1906 1910. It notes U S crop gains and Iowa farm price implications, then includes assorted unrelated quips and adverts.
The Iowa Agricultural College hosted a short course for state newspaper editors with 125 registrants. It aimed to advance agricultural coverage and farm practice awareness, hoping editors will advocate better production and local cooperation in farming communities.
Joseph Gagne of Lte Marguerite Bay Mills Quebec suffered over two years with kidney disease that progressed to pleurisy. His wife urged a trial of Dodd's Kidney Pills, after which three boxes restored his health and vitality. The pills are praised for cleansing impurities from blood via cured kidneys, boosting overall health.
The Best Seed outlines varieties for Spring wheat Oats and Peas suited to the Prairie Provinces. Notable picks include Red Fife and Marquis for wheat, Huroh Early Red Fire Prelude for earliness, Pioneer for dry areas, and Hanner Orloff Dew beney or common oats. six rowed TM Canadian Thorpe Lyeeckhill Barry Chevalier. Arthur Prussian Blue Golden Vine Chanerh for peas with English Grey.
The article urges breaking the hard subsoil pan by deep annual cultivation while avoiding surface bring up of subsoil. It recommends turning up an inch or so of new soil each year on arable land, using heavy harrows or spring-tooth cultivators, and warns subsoil exposure can cause irreparable damage.
The forecest notes that density of cattle is the greatest on earth and that Welelum will lose live stock. Northeastern France would suffer heavily while Germany and Austria face feed shortages. Imports cut off may force drastic liquidation of cattle, with meat cheaper briefly but a long reckoning ahead. Swine recover quickly. cattle rebuilding is slow and costly. A consumer note adds Holloway's Corn Cure as a remedy for foot discomfort.
The London Chronicle notes Greek minister surnames reflect family histories. After liberation, many adopted patronymics forming endings like opoutos ides akes or akos meaning son. The names encode generations and succession patterns while everyday Greek life evolves.
The Manitoba poultry sector shows increased sales from 1914 to 1915 with 777 808 chickens and 176 864 turkeys in 1915 and 81 940 geese in 1915, while 1914 figures were 15 852 chickens, 184 256 turkeys, and 81 720 geese. No reports explain the missing figures for turkeys.
Fragmentary dialogue shows students delayed by a long breakfast making pancakes. A mother’s note is mentioned and a teacher questions the lateness. Readable text emphasizes domestic routine spilling into the school day.
A Brockville Ontario man testifies after years of kidney disease that Dr Chase's Kidney Liver Pills cured him. The letter, verified by his pastor Rev E Bennet, notes the pills awaken liver and bowels and relieve constipation and chronic indigestion. The firm Edmanson Bates & Co advertise the remedy.
Mrs C D Prince of Nauwigewauk writes that she suffered quinsy and nearly strangled before using Minard's Liniment which she credits with a swift cure and says she would not be without it again in her Oct 21 note.
The piece recalls Singapore’s 1819 founding by Sir Stamford Raffles and his influence in English and Johore affairs. It notes extraordinary crime-free conditions, mentions a riot, and pivots to a health ad praising Parmelee’s Vegetable Pills for sleep and digestion.
A friend greets Mrs. Clancy with a morning hello and asks about the family. She replies informally that all are well except her husband who has been in poor health but feels a bit better this morning.
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