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Newspaper
Tisdale Recorder
Location
Tisdale, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
May 03, 1917
Page
4
An unreadable segment hints at Canada being sidelined in diplomacy as the United States pursued border or territorial shifts, with mentions of Texas and Arizona moving toward Mexico in a broader world context.
The message cites Mrs. Evira Moons of Chatham Ontario praising Dr Pierce's Favorite Pillow. She says she recommends it to patients and has seen it help many, noting a current user achieving very good results and calling it the best medicine there is.
A period of distress in women is described from girlhood to motherhood and middle life. The article promotes Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a tonic and nervine for such cases, claiming long success and availability in tablet and liquid forms. It notes trial mail orders and addresses Buffalo New York. Additionally Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets are advertised for complexion care.
A frightened woman recalls a sudden drop and a menacing figure pursuing her. The stranger suggests work and shelter, but she rejects the offer, insisting she must avoid him and return indoors. A small dog accompanies her as she narrates the tense moment and escape.
The text shows a frightened woman fearing intruders and seeking reassurance. She recalls safe past life with Jack and bolts, fears a visitor, and asks PF to arrange a companion. The Sevire grows anxious about Mrs Bartlett and considers Hannah or Mrs Brown's recommended sewing-trade contact to help until nerves recover.
The Squire and Lionel Edgerton accompany Dolly as she pays last respects to a deceased friend. Dolly’s grief draws outsiders, including Cooper, prompting tension and commentary on Dolly’s suitors and the family’s control of her mourning space.
Cooper arrives from the cottage drawing anger from the Squire who questions his suitability. Lionel Egerton praises Cooper for saving Dolly and the child and hints at social equality beyond class, with Dolly defending the man despite high social tension.
Appleford Counter Check Book Company, Ltd of Hamilton Canada showcases its modern waxed paper wrappers and coated books. It notes higher paper costs by 100 to 400 percent and promotes samples and prices, stressing large commercial customers coast to coast and multiple offices in Toronto Montreal Winnipeg Vancouver.
In a tale of social tension, the Squire debates payment for a commissioned portrait while Leo Egerton handles the deal with Mrs. Egerton. The portrait captures the Squire’s austere innocence and knightly bearing, contrasting with Grace’s schoolyard grammar lesson and a warning about ballet-girl distractions that shadow family loyalties.
Fragmentary OCR text shows a dialogue with names like Dustin and Washington Star. Incomplete phrases hint at a financial or rhetorical exchange but lack clear events, dates, or locations for a fuller item.
A London reader describes awaiting a medicine packet by post for a week. A post office clerk asks her to fill a form and state the complaint, and she reveals the issue is indigestion in a straight, period-tinged Bild prompt.
Mrs Bridey wonders why the couple drifted apart and prefers dining out to home meals. The husband recalls choosing hotel menus to know exactly what he eats.
Mrs. Margaret Quinn of 259 Worthen St Lowell reports relief from nervousness headaches and pain after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The letter cites symptoms such as suffocation hot flashes backaches and irregularities and invites confidential advice from the Pinkham company. A second fragment mentions a woman described as musical singing and playing instruments to deter new tempers.
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