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Newspaper
Battleford Press
Location
Battleford, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Jul 25, 1918
Page
3
The German emperor is depicted aiding two unconscious British soldiers on May 28 near Mont Liver, calling for medical aid and transfer to hospital. He states that even beaten enemies deserve care and that Germans must uphold Christian duty toward the ill and wounded.
A wartime speech urges Quebec to embrace a broader spirit and comradeship with Canadian and French veterans. It calls for ending sectionalism between English provinces and Quebec, affirming Quebec's duty to the nation and the shared sacrifice for victory.
The Imperial Munitions Board revived shrapnel plants across Canada and expanded capacity to meet urgent British demands. Plants previously turning out 45 shells weekly were converted to 18 pounder shrapnel, raising output toward 120 000 per week though current production lags. Workers at Metal Drawing Co in St Catherine’s pledged to meet and exceed deliveries despite the urgency.
There is no liniment more efficacious for rubbing away pain and none more highly regarded by the public. Many users attest to its effectiveness in treating a variety of ailments and relief from discomfort through this trusted rub.
In May this year three settlers entered Manitoba and Saskatchewan, slightly fewer than last May, but the total value of effects brought in is more than double the prior year, indicating more bona fide farmers entering the country.
Captain F R Desjardin of Schr. prove St Andre Kamour has used Minard's Liniment for years on his vessel and at home. He claims it has no equal for everyday life and accidents and would not sail without it even if it cost a dollar a bottle.
Surgeons of entente armies perform marvels restoring fighting strength by saving countless wounded. Recent gigantic battles yielded unprecedented surgical care and rapid evacuation from battlefield to hospitals, boosting recovery rates and reducing lifelong crippling.
A new ranching company is formed near Calgary Alberta with a parity equity plan. Officers include unnamed directors and a par value of 100 dollars per share. The venture aims to develop cattle operations and regional grazing rights.
A local worm exterminator announces a method that drives worms from the stem without injuring the child. The plan is described as safe and fully effective, emphasizing gentleness and care for young patients.
Canada emerges as a vacation destination as war and travel costs push Canadians to holiday at home. Wages rise with some workers earning more, enabling families to revisit old homes. Rail traffic shifts away from Europe and the U.S., boosting domestic tourism and the idea of Canada for Canadians.
The Wilmar local of the Saskatchewan Grain union urges closing all bowling alleys and similar venues during the war to conserve resources and support the Allied effort, reflecting wartime austerity practices.
The Hawaii coal supply, previously drawn mainly from Japan with some from Australia, collapsed in 1917 as those exports failed to reach the islands. The United States could ship no coal, leaving Hawaii to purchase about 50 000 tons from Pacific coast coal companies and turn to Canada for most of its fuel.
Parme lee's Vegetal Pills claim to correct irregularities of the digestive organs and restore health and vigor in women. The ads assert the product is safe for delicate women and offers mild soothing effectiveness for stomach and liver discomfort.
A Chicago Tribune note discusses Gary writers experimenting with nuance in tone and style. The piece weighs delicacy of expression against clarity, suggesting authors should refine their craft with careful proofing.
San Francisco residents discuss the draft while two men argue about military service. Lem resists conscription, claiming no quarrel with anyone, and Jim contends Uncle Sam can send draftees to where fighting occurs, leaving personal judgment to individuals.
In the first year of its existence the Manitoba Farm Loans Association reports satisfactory results. Loans to farmers reach about $150 a month, with assistance to increase provincial production.
Mothers urged to fight illness with Baby's Own Tablets described as ideal childhood medicine. Claims include relief from constipation indigestion worms colds fevers and common childhood ailments. Sold by medicine dealers or by mail for 25 cents a box from The Dr Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ontario.
The Saskatchewan Grass Growers' Association reports a strong membership surge, adding 10 000 names to its rolls since the year began as part of a drive for new members.
The piece debunks a circulating rumor in military circles that estates of deceased soldiers are charged for blankets. It states the charge is unfounded and not practiced by military authorities, noting the tale has no basis in fact and has reached Canadians only as fiction.
A Missouri country editor retires with a fortune of 502 dollars earned by steady work. His successor notes the amount grew through persistent effort and value added, while the prior editor left 49 999 dollars to the newsroom. Buffalo Courier.
The article estimates meat animal losses since the war began approach half of the total holdings in the United States, signaling a significant impact on livestock resources and food supply.
A dated advertisement offers a $1000 reward if Dr Hamiltons Pills fail to cure constipation and related ailments within three days. The copy claims long use for headaches and sour stomach and urges buyers to purchase the Mandrake and Butternut formula in a yellow box for 25 cents.
Officials stated today that the registry card was not solicited for a man of military age. It has been decided to use facial evidence to assess eligibility as required by the May 22 order, noting difficulties in obtaining necessary documents and spotting ineligibility.
An old approach promotes Catarrhozone inhalation to soothe irritated throat and lungs without stomach medicine. It claims rapid relief from catarrh and bronchitis via a balsamic vapor reaching air passages. Available in pocket inhalers from The Catarrhozone Co. Kingston Canada, large $1.00, trial 25c.
Foster travels through a desolate Scottish moor near Hawick reaching a railway cutting and village absence. He contemplates past and present methods of travel and conflict while seeking shelter and food before nightfall.
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