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Newspaper
Tisdale Recorder
Location
Tisdale, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Oct 22, 1915
Page
2
Geoffrey and Ralph confront Ravenspur schemers as Tchigoraky seeks Princess May private papers. Marion and Mire May cross paths on the cliff while a forged tale and looming expedition ripple from Lassa. Geoffrey sails, a sabotaged mast foreshadows danger in the perilous chase.
Western Canada expands fish shipments to Chicago via Edmonton and Grand Trunk Pacific routes. White fish from Lesser Slave Lake and Pacific coast port catches boost August totals, with canning and fresh stock valued near three quarters of a million dollars.
A pamphlet compares common cows and pure bred sires with yields up to 250 pounds of butterfat annually. It notes average state creamery business around 56000 dollars per year and asks farmers to report their cow per year butterfat sales. It emphasizes patronizing local creameries to boost prices and business.
A brief dialogue features a motorist boasting of a rapid fifty mile stretch done in twenty minutes and an innkeeper replying that the place is a fishing village. The exchange reflects casual humor about speed and local character.
A LeutersTelegram correspondent reports the capture of Hill No 60 in the August campaign near Suvla plain. The Turks clung to trenches and suffered heavy losses before their position was finally taken, with about 5,000 killed and many bodies left in the ground. Indian Army and Confederate Rangers aided, alongside Australians and New Zealanders.
British munitions minister Lloyd George appoints a seven member committee to advise on industrial fatigue work hours and worker health in munitions factories. Sir George Newnan chairs. members include Sir Thomas Barlow Dr Arthur Boycott Dr Leonard Erskine Rill J R Clynen Mrs Harold Tenant and Miss R B Squire.
A veteran Boston car conductor, out of work, accepts a sexton post at a church. While giving the collection, he exposed two cigars from his vest pocket and warned a pillar not to smoke in the rear seats. The moment was marked by a grave caution in solemn tones.
The London Gazette announces five new Victoria Crosses for conspicuous bravery at Gallipoli. Captain Gerald O Sullivan and Sergeant James Sommers earned VCs for personal risk and bomb throwing under heavy fire near Krith, with Second Lieutenant Herbert James recognized for leading bomb-throwing parties under extreme danger.
Fragmentary dialogue recalls a British Tommy in France negotiating coins for spuds and signaling safety. The speech mixes English with rural French terms and casual insult, reflecting wartime chatter and social tensions in occupied or liberated spaces.
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