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Newspaper
Tisdale Recorder
Location
Tisdale, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Sep 24, 1915
Page
3
Geoffrey and Tchigorsky uncover a fatal confrontation tied to Voski and two English foes. The conspirators are dead or drowned, the plan shifts to discreet burial on Gull Reef, while Vera endures the aftermath of a perilous night. A continuation sets the stage for further twists.
Vera shares to Geoffrey her fear after the danger she escaped and confirms Dr Tebigorsky hides in Uncle Ralph’s room with private reasons. Geoffrey learns Vera was in her room all night and suspected she might have been drugged as she recounts a thrilling escape.
A light domestic quip shows a wife explaining multiple store accounts to her husband. He questions the practice while she claims it makes the bills go smaller. The joke plays on a phonetic mispronunciation for lightweight humor.
The Cologne Volks Zeitung reports a campaign to remove Lissauer's hate song from school texts amid Britain Britain sympathy. The Berliner Tageblatt editorial condemns the song as unpatriotic and pandering to baser instincts during tense times.
Ottawa tower of the Victoria Museum, which has sagged for years and been dangerous for twelve months, is to be taken down. Engineering experts say the whole building may need razing. The Dominion Public Works Department has requested bids for removing the tower.
Fragmentary text describes women facing headaches languor and depression as symptoms of debility linked to indigestion or constipation. The source wording is unclear but indicates health concerns and bodily distress among women.
A kind chemist serves a boy asking for pills his father received. The boy clarifies the pills are not helping the father but are being used to test his new air gun.
The article cites Canadian egg production rising from 64,499,241 to 123,071,034 dozen over twenty years while per capita consumption grew from 11.8 to 17.09 eggs. It notes imports still exceeded exports, with last year’s egg imports totaling 11,150,106 dozen. It urges producers to increase output amid wartime pressures and rising prices.
The piece highlights Canadian Pacific Railway spanning Canada’s vast terrain from Lake Superior shores to the Rockies. It notes no passenger deaths in the last two years, contrasting with Pennsylvania Railroad’s three-year record while acknowledging harsher operating conditions on CP routes.
A sergeant orders Tim to exit a trench hole where he hid during active service. Tim, with a stubborn Irish resolve, insists he discovered the hole first and remains defiant despite danger.
A fragmentary dialogue notes a belief that climate is changing with warmer winters. A joking remark about women dress culture is included, reflecting ironic attitudes linked to the climate discussion.
An Advocate urges farmers to dehorn feeder calves to improve feeding, reduce injuries, and boost profits. A caustic potash treatment applied before three weeks prevents horn growth, yielding easier handling and better shipment quality.
Letters from Annie Cameron of Swan Creek Michigan and Mrs Charles Rowe of Hebron Maine say Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound and Sanative Wash restore energy and health.advertisers note confidential replies from Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co in Lynn Massachusetts.
A large herd near Amherstburg tested hog cholera serum with virus exposure under Dominion Agriculture oversight. 165 hogs received a double treatment and showed weight gain with no adverse reaction. A. McKenny cites full success and plans to submit results to authorities. The remarks include a political quip from a local figure.
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