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Newspaper
Battleford Press
Location
Battleford, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Jul 04, 1918
Page
2
Calves kept on grass pasture with grain, preferably oats, early in life grow stronger and thriftier. Rearing by hand on skim milk reduces butterfat intake. replace with grain and grass to support healthy, rapid growth. A well cared calf saves feed and boosts next winter gains. - G. Morton, Colorado Agricultural Col.
German naval authorities acknowledge the English Channel is a barrier to frequent operations. Rear Admiral Karl Hollweg argues geographic limits restrain the fleet and that bold but futile actions could invite heavy British forces. Submarines would face strong defenses once cut off, making sustained attacks unlikely.
A mayor declares an ordinance barring saloons within 300 feet of a church and orders the church to relocate within three days, prompting tension in the town. The exchange reflects enforcement of local zoning and moral code standards.
An article extols the prevalence of anemia among women and presents Dr Williams Pink Pills as the swift cure. It recounts Mrs W H Neff of Toronto praising the treatment after years of weakness, swelling, and fatigue, claiming restored health after using the pills.
A May article discusses early nitrogen extraction from air and hints seaweed could substitute oats for horses. It notes reports from Paris suggesting seaweed may feed humans too and mentions Tunisian sites with dam potential to generate substantial horse power.
W H Feldman of Colorado Agricultural College argues souring is due to bacterial growth and acidity, not thunder. Sterilized milk resists souring during storms. only high temperatures without ice permit bacteria to multiply and sour milk.
WIRE CUTS on Horses, Cattle, etc., quickly cured. Egyptian Liniment for sale by all dealers. Douglas & Prop'rs, Napanee, Ont.
In reply to the Canadian Associated Press the Archbishop of York records a strong impression from his brief Canada visit He notes Canada shows four years of war strain yet remains resolute and undaunted praising Canadian crowds in Massey Hall Russell Theatre and Canadian Clubs Ottawa Montreal Toronto He thanks Canada for its wartime service and hospitality.
The text promotes Dr. Thomas Electric Oil as the cheapest and most accessible remedy. It claims the product is sold in every Canadian drug store and by country merchants, urging everyone to have a bottle for its curative qualities.
Prince Lichnowsky a German diplomat explains in his published account that Germany bears no blame for starting the war. He cites the German White Book as flawed and accuses Britain of failing mediation while asserting Germany’s actions shifted blame onto others.
More than 4 000 boys and girls in the Manitoba Agricultural College Extension Course will plant gardens this year and over 2 000 will raise chickens. About 635 will raise hogs and many will start calf raising as part of the program.
Strong Pine Saskatchewan farmer Maxim F Capusten suffered five years from backache fatigue and a bad taste then diabetes developed. After using Dodd's Kidney Pills he reports a complete cure and urges others with kidney trouble to try the remedy.
Mrs Lovely poured as the new society writer notes a teacup crowd. Mrs Jabber soared with gossip while Mrs Duller bored the room. Mrs Rasping gored the mood with sharp remarks and Mrs Emben point snored through the scene.
The piece advises planting Golden Bantam corn in drills with twelve inches between plants or in hills with three stalks per hill on poor soil. It recommends tall white varieties Crosby and Country Gentleman in hills, and suggests testing seed before planting to avoid disappointments.
An advertisement touts Putnam's Extractor as a painless method that removes corns swiftly by applying a drop or two, lifting the corn with roots intact and leaving no aftercare pain. It emphasizes immediate relief and urges readers to buy Putnam's promptly.
Mr J D McGregor director of labor cites strong cooperation of towns citizens and veterans among the soldiers of the IL and workers from the United States as key to seeding progress. He says government will ensure labor supply for harvest and notes the anti loafing law has reduced idle foreigners and sports on the streets while they toil on farms.
A call for Canadian citizens to view food as a military duty. Every pound owed is a contribution to the army and allies, while waste or unnecessary consumption represents a withheld effort.
Advertisement touts Holloway's Corn Cure as effective against stubborn corns and warts, urging readers to try it for relief. The copy emphasizes strong results and urges action to obtain the treatment.
The captain described six days of severe cold in the North Sea voyage with minimal sleep for the crew. Periscope vision was intermittently obscured, ice formed two inches on the aerial, icicles hung from the superstructure, the bridge screen froze, and temperatures dropped to at least 18 degrees below freezing.
The article contrasts American sympathy for democracy with confusion over Soviet leadership and rhetoric. It cites the New York Evening Post stance on Russia and cites a testimonial touting Minard's Liniment as a trusted remedy from Isaac E. Mann of Metapedia, Quebec, dated August 31st, 1908.
A New York cosmetic physician faces a $5000 damages lawsuit after allegedly ruining a patient's appearance. The suit accuses the doctor of professional negligence and seeks compensation for harm to the patient’s looks and wellbeing.
A fragment from a wartime editorial argues that in England and France every decision is judged by its impact on the war. It says peacetime desires are set aside and sacrifices expand to all daily choices to support national effort.
About forty Manitoba department of agriculture staff, experienced farmers, toured districts in late April to assess farming conditions and encourage production. They aimed to identify ideal farms and aid farmers through cooperation to increase acres broken and improve yields.
The United States Food Administration reports about 4.75 million deaths from starvation in Europe since the war began, compared with around 4.25 million combat deaths. This figures emphasis the famine than battlefield losses.
A fragmented note hints at a Cotipsa promotion and a culinary venture tied to Beca of the ton. It mentions the esselverwertungsgesel concept and a lack of raw cot nettle fibre, suggesting supply or processing challenges in the fiber sector.
Two Irishmen of opposite convictions meet on an Old Country highway. O'Sullivan declines a discussion with O'Flaherty, citing impracticality and a need to keep his stick handy for the moment. The exchange hints at ongoing Home Rule tensions.
An advertisement extols J. D. Kellogg's Asthma Remedy as fast acting for asthma symptoms. It urges early use and claims to bring relief, comfort, and hope, stating no home should be without it when asthma is present.
A village concert progresses with Miss Liver Solberh performing a high song as the piano pitch rises. Despite effort and contortions, the singer cannot reach the top note, and after three attempts a louder voice intrudes from the hall. The scene shifts to a humorous, improvised moment as the performance continues.
The piece urges women to aid nursing the wounded, assemble soldiers kits, and support war work. It highlights many Canadian women as pale or anemic and promotes Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a tonic, available in tablet form or via trial at drug stores and through official offices in Ontario. Testimonials claim relief and renewed energy for women under strain.
Catarrh sufferers can cure colds sore throat and bronchial trouble at home by inhaling Catarrhozone. Breathing the vapors delivers balsams and antiseptics directly to air passages killing germs and stopping irritation. Colds and throat troubles lessen quickly as coughing ceases and healing vapors work. Safe pleasant and guaranteed in every case.
Public statements from Henry Johnson of the Canadian Food Board urge voluntary effort to sustain wartime needs. Readers share tips on nutrition and canning, while officials note 1,400,000+ British women have replaced men in war work since the conflict began.
Fragmentary OCR item presents a cryptic headline style line with unclear names and location. Readable bits suggest a local notice or brief item but specifics are not recoverable from the legible text.
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