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Newspaper
Tisdale Recorder
Location
Tisdale, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
May 17, 1917
Page
2
Hilary pressingly questions the Souths while the Squire, anxious for Dolly, recalls Margaret and Langton. The Souths retreat to protect a fragile health, and Dolly’s absence from the New Cottage unsettles the Squire as Lionel Egerton hosts in quiet domesticity.
Coming out of Silverdale station the Squire leaves the station path and heads toward the New Cottage to check on Dolly. He hopes to find her indoors or engaged in quiet house work as he nears their home.
Vivid description of moonlit fields with oaks and thorn trees, a quiet nocturnal pasture for cattle. The text hints at more to come with a “To Be Continued” note.
Mrs Jarvis of Penetang reports Dr Cassell s Tablets revived her five month old son who grew from skin and bone to a healthy twelve month old weighing 25 pounds and free sample offers are advertised. The ad claims benefits for mothers and children and lists ailments while warning against imitations. A separate line mentions a conversation about Jobbins and Smith in a hospital area.
Edmonton Bulletin reports the Princess Patricia’s Canadian Light Infantry battalion is officially allocated to the Ottawa Kingston district. The unit, longest in front, has connections to Alberta, Montreal, and western Canada, making the claim to a district strong and contested.
The quotation contrasts a man enjoying a dance briefly with a woman who suffers through the night, claiming she endures four hours of agony before leaving, while a man feels fine. The remark, sourced from Life, highlights gendered perceptions of social gatherings.
A mother warns her disobedient son and allows him to go to his room. Upstairs the boy kneels beside his bed and prays for help from the Lord. The mother then postpones the punishment, leaving the outcome uncertain.
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