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Newspaper
Tisdale Recorder
Location
Tisdale, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
May 23, 1917
Page
2
In a moonlit village vale the Squire walks toward Dolly Egerton at the Old Cottage and finds her inside sketching. A mysterious plover call echoes from the privet hedge signaling a danger or secret, and the Squire fears gossip and loss as Dolly vanishes into darkness with her kitten.
In a sharp exchange, a mother objects to a dress being cut too low for a ballroom while a daughter defends it as a street suit, highlighting fashion tensions between propriety and practicality.
A Aurora Illinois woman describes suffering seven months from illness and inability to work. After six bottles of Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound she regains health and can perform housework. The Pinkham Laboratory notes many such testimonials and invites Canadian readers to seek free confidential advice from Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co. in Lynn Massachusetts.
The story recounts Dr Ronald Ross in Calcutta identifying how malaria in spores concentrates in the mosquito and how the insect injects parasites into human blood. It notes that infected mosquitoes can transmit malaria to multiple people over days and stresses stamping out breeding sites. A cartoon caption follows about a smashed mudguard.
Dr Edward Martin of Philadelphia states a single cough or sneeze from an influenza victim can release about 20 million disease particles into the room air. A single breath could inhale many of these germs.
A humorous exchange about Willie, an office boy, with a mother praising him for his sharp sense and ambition to rise, while remarking on his interest in notepapers and a dig at watered stock as a joke about overfilling expenses.
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