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Newspaper

Wilkie Press

Location

Wilkie, Saskatchewan, Canada

Date

Sep 17, 1914

Page

2

The Dean Seeks Truth Behind Notorious Family Mystery

The Dean Chance travels to Naples to uncover a hidden secret about his cousin Humphrey Chance and his wife. A mysterious letter claimed she died in Naples, but a confidant hints the wife may still be alive and connected to a longstanding scandal.

Coothard Sid Somningley Dean Barbara Indy Wen Humphrey Evret Porhee Henslowen Parkes Chance Humphrey Chance Barbera Smething Tore Chelt Devo Naples Mia Sham Fe Mimphrey Chile Lementina Eagneh Caplain Mr. Joper Dean Chance Abe Clementien Tom Tan Chaplain de Peres Joyce Dan Exham Tie Mr. Force Thea Little Barbera Chance

Cure for Eczema and Cracks with Cuticura Soap

In Lyon Brook New Mexico a woman describes severe eczema with cracks on hands and fingers spreading to the scalp and ears. After poor results from other treatments she used Cuticura Soap and Ointment, received a sample, and later full supplies, reporting itch relief and healing.

Lyon Brook Cade

Rapid Progress and Polite Phrases Across Town

Fragmentary notes recount flirtatious remarks from Kitty-Jack and Ethel with mutual compliments. The text shifts to a Malay Peninsula naturalist finding a rare plant and a description of tree ferns high in the air. A disjointed line mentions a tense father and a young masse.

Kitty Jack Ethel Milwaukee Peninsula

Siberian peasant farmers form vast butter union

Siberian farmers pool milk to create centralized butter supply with centre factories. Creators receive about three quarters of value in cash and rest later, while membership requires tuberculosis free certification. The system sustains high quality and ships over 16,000 tonnes to Britain annually.

Gerry Siberia Fincera Gerrane Aileen Yy Ural Mountains Mengalla London Times England Great Britain

Fragmented Memoir Fragments Describe Italian Military and Vatican Tensions

The text recalls surrender by a cardinal on a rebel capture and mentions generals Agnard and Aguarili, Turkish wars, and debates over policy and resistance. It references Crispi’s failed modus vivendi with the Quirina and Vatican, plus a Rome mayor Torlonia misreading events during the Pope’s birthday greeting.

Cardinal Iey Agnard WOC Crispi Crnot General Aguarili

First Cup of Tea Origin Story In China

A legend from 2000 years before Christ describes a Chinese princess and a nobleman who shared tea leaves. The tale says a twig in water sparked a taste that spread through the palace and then across the kingdom, giving rise to China’s vast tea industry.

Joers

Homes For Birds Show Clever Wooden Creations

The article describes inventive bird houses built by hobbyists in several locations. A Lake Geneva man assembled a collapsible galvanized iron house that cleanly disassembles for maintenance. In Chicago suburb Mont Clare a bird lover added holes and spikes to attract different species, and a Michigian resident built nest spaces beneath house cornices.

Lake Geneva Mont Clare Chicago Howe Berrien Springs Michigan

Diver down ten feet sensed ear pressure with ascent danger

A Manchester Guardian writer notes the first sensation of underwater descent to ten feet or more, a ringing in the ears caused by external air pressure rise and delayed internal pressure due to a blocked Eustachian tube. The diver’s ascent must be slow the deeper he goes.

Express of Ireland Manchester Guardian

Birth Rates and War: London Surpasses Berlin in 1893

The article notes Berlin led birth rates until 1893 when London overtook it, with New York matching London in 1894. It discusses how high births from 1886 to 1893 fed a large German army cohort now about 24, implying future pressures as birth rates declined after Berlin’s lead faded. Comparative rates are listed: New York 26, London 23, Berlin 20, Paris 17, Brussels 16 per 1000.

Berlin London New York Reglin Kaleer Loodén Parie And Bruasela

Funeral Festivals Honor Greek and Roman Plays

The Greeks and Romans used funerals as festive occasions and promoted entertainment and dramatic productions during mourning. Mantue’s comedies were staged at funeral celebrations. A healing option for children, Mother Graves Worm Exterminator, is promoted as effective in expelling worms from the body.

Cleveland Attorney Returns From Mediterranean Trip

A Cleveland attorney recounts his first voyage across the water describing his return through New York customs officials. He recalls a comic exchange about personal property versus real estate in his trunk on the pier.

Cleveland New York Custom House Cleveland Plain Dealer

Thrifty Spirit and Clerical Plate Etiquette Evoked

A humorous reminiscence contrasts modern church decorum with fathers at the collection plate. A Glasgow News correspondent recalls a deacon’s stern gaze and children debating allowances amid the chink of coins, highlighting changing social manners.

Sage Glascow News Emaoll Bay

Judging Distance With One Eye Demonstration

The article explains depth perception relies on both eyes. A pencil extending two to three inches beyond a table edge is used to show misjudgment when one eye is closed, as most people underestimate distance and miss the pencil. One‑eyed individuals, familiar with monocular cues, hit it on the first attempt.

St. Nisholaa

Hen nests and tree climbers at Lecron farm near Zullinger

Harvey Davis on the old Lecron farm reports an old hen that hid her nest in a willow tree. The hen climbed about 29 feet to the fork and laid 17 eggs in a nest of leaves and bark 20 feet up.

Harvey Davis Lecron Zullinger Daria

Cactus Infestation Prompts Queensland Rest Area Restoration

Queensland rest areas suffer neglect due to a spreading cactus. authorities plan eradication using gas and burning plants and dispose ashes as potash. Estimated costs cited, with funding gaps noted. A disorderly mix of notes references a Paris cab driver and a nonmarried individual.

Queensland Australia

Dr Clark Honored With Memorial Building Plan

The World Christian Endeavor Union plans a memorial in tribute to Francis Clark for his 28 years of global service guiding Christian Endeavor. Clark travelled an estimated 825000 miles by water and 445600 by rail, addressing about 2 million people across many countries and denominations.

Christian Endeavor Union Suomen Aaional Church of Christian Endeavor Christian Padeau Chrietian Pradeacvor North America Vorne People's Christian Church Congregational Baptist Fourth England Berma Australia Spain France Methodiata Norway Denmark Germany Rusele Lend Tals and Waldenslana Ete County Los Angeles County Middlesex County Mass Chicago Francis & Clark Phillips Congregational Church Howton Portland Uileork Christian Endeavor Movement Clark Europe Great Britain Clarke United States Panama Peru Argentine Brasil Greece Japan Citigen Dr. Clark Christias

Fragmented 19th Century Christian Endeavor Notes

This fragment discusses leaders in the Christian Endeavor movement, praising secretary roles, editors, and organizers across churches and nations. It references Rev. Anderson and other figures, the United Society of Christian Endeavor, and mentions the publication Christian Endeavor World. It also touches on broader maritime, political, and social notes of the era, including remarks about Woodrow Wilson and labor actions, with scattered geographic references.

E& Clerk Clerk America Mowart & Grose Chriethen Mhelet War Fed Christ Tan Talon P Anderson Tenmark Norway Obie Fadeaver Malew Art Lehmann Feld Fedeaone World Reston Arthur Wo Kely Andorenn fTreeeria Nest Wilkim Bhaw

Ontario Fish Stocking Expands for Sport and Trade

Canada scales up fish farming with eclentin style terms as Ontario stocks ponds for shurpests and bass. Breeding programs produce fingerlings for lakes to restock licensing says non residents paid 21 884 for yoasert to fish. Brent county bass ponds aim to distribute millions next season boosting sport and tourism while commercial fish value climbs from 1 708 967 in 1905 to 2 842 887 in 1972.

Canada Ontario Hans Gogertings Ontaro Brent County

Fragmented dialogue bits from Pearson's Weekly mock scene

A jumble of quoted lines features a girl with a child, a bachelor judge, a lady sending a telegram, and husband wife banter. The snippets hint at humorous exchanges about marriage and perception, with abrupt questions and dry witticisms.

Pearson's Weekly

Dexter Cattle Breed Blessed With Hardiness and Rich Milk

An American publication classifies the Dexters as a prominent live stock breed in the country noted for extreme hardiness and vigor. The cattle are said to be immune to bovine tuberculosis and able to thrive on marginal pastures where others would fail, traits developed from outdoor Kerry conditions and selective survival of the strongest.

County Kerry

Ancient royal rescript on mercy for condemned wife

Fragmentary record cites an old royal rescript about Cerf wife of John de Hymena pardoning her murder sentence after long confinement for a crime judged with religious motive. The document references a miracle and divine pardon granted in the king's name long ago.

Cerf John de Hymena

Potato Juice: A Remedy for Gout and Rheumatism

London physician Howard notes humorous cases where potato juice applied as a plaster or liniment relieved joint pain quickly. He describes processing potatoes into a boiled preparation, with starch and nitrogenous matter removed, then preserved with glycerite for topical use.

Tr Lea Howard London

Insurable Interests and Odd Insurance Tales

A look at insurable interest rules shows life and fire policies differ by party and purpose. Miswill and legal quirks arise when owners, relatives, or employers hold stakes in insured parties, followed by a local anecdote about a toll road and a farmer named Stammering Jim with a witty exchange before a magistrate.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Ted Perll Minard Dandruf Deriver Paris Blobbs Jonks Biobbs Orlo Francis E. Clark The Christian Endeavor Society Fundy Pomdy Grand Manisteland Trinity Rock Nova Scotia Annapolis Valley Mra Woodrow Wilson Virginia Federation of Labor American Federation of Labor Campers Mra Wilken Washington Philadephia Mubtic Ontario Fish Breeding George Ado Littl Rirl Christian Andersen Mito Eyu Tal Lees Jimmy Kelley Curiosity Couet Henry Jimmy Lebor Iis Brothers and Sisters Minard’s Liniment Old Low Carmarcorn Wales Jim Wan Cummo Jim Belonas
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