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Newspaper
Battleford Press
Location
Battleford, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
May 02, 1918
Page
8
Disjointed OCR fragment discusses German motives against Jews, alleged manipulation by Russians, and agents promoting unrest. Mentions rationing, creditors, and a tax sale context though details are unclear. Contains references to national decline and external perception.
J. Hawe of the Seamen's union led a meeting at Cardiff where 117 of 300 sailors stood for the gesture, but none remained seated when asked to shake hands with Germans, underscoring hostile sentiment toward German submariners.
An order in council has been passed to extend the five year period for coal mine collection in the Yukon. The government acts in the public interest to support continued mining activity and ensure supply.
The text identifies two vast tropical forest zones the Amazon basin in South America and the Indo Malay region in southeastern Asia plus adjacent islands. It notes the Amazon covers about 1.6 million square miles and the Indo Malay area under 0.5 million square miles, totaling over 2 million square miles. It argues tropical forests include soft and medium hard woods and can be developed economically.
The harsh mood of spring weather endangers infants as mothers keep babies indoors in overheated, poorly ventilated rooms. Such conditions cause colds and upset stomachs, but Baby's Own Tablets from The Dr Williams Medicine Co offer relief by toning the stomach and bowels, selling at 25 cents a box.
G Ward Price describes two Italian ladies among a refugee crowd in a ruined railway setting. While dressed in heavy sable furs and gold chains their frightened, uncertain faces reveal hardship, contrasting with their lavish appearance. The scene captures incongruity amid war-torn chaos.
The Manitoba clubs form the province largest agricultural body with over 15 000 members in 1917 and prospect of 20 000 in 1916. Central clubs total 145 with about eight branches each rooted in rural schools. Contests in pig and calf raising gardening cooking sewing and more teach practical agriculture and farm life. The extension service provides literature supplies and judges for fairs while wartime focus boosts production and conservation.
A short advisory claims apply a few drops of the product to corns or calluses and lift them away with fingers without pain. The wording targets women and promotes simple at home use.
Invites readers to use Free Zone a Cincinnati inventor's compound to remove corns and calluses with drops applied to the tender area. It claims instant dryness shriveling the growth without pain or skin irritation and suggests asking a druggist to order a bottle if unavailable.
Parliament acts enable farmers to obtain livestock on credit at six percent interest. Alberta government earmarks $500,000 for cows, with this year’s allocation doubling. Aims to place $1,000,000 in the hands of capable farmers to raise food production in irrigated Southern Alberta regions.
A fragmented note suggests a shift away from scratching matches on trousers as a sign of progress, with remarks about potential consequences and value of cleaner habits.
The note appears as an OCR fragment from the Washington Star likely about entertainment or a performer named Mr Bliggins. The readable text is limited and no clear event date or location is available.
Lord Acton argues that Athens' emancipation led to tyranny as lawless freedom sparked civil ruin. He notes how self rule produced rash wars and deaths, comparing with France and detailing the fall of empire, misrule of the wealthy, and Socrates’ martyrdom.
For sale by Douglas & Company Napanee Ontario a cured animal liniment product advertised to treat cows with caked bags.
A witty exchange features a maid answering a remark about rapid hair whitening. The dialogue hints at gossip and sass within a boudoir setting, delivering a sharp social interaction.
Personal testimonial from Christopher Saunders Dalhousie claims Minard's Liniment cured a badly torn pitch fork injury. Edw Linlief St. Peter's CBC reports cure. Bathurst New Brunswick official Thos W Payne notes success with Minard's Liniment in a horse swelling case.
The On tario legislature considers Mr Macdiarmids bill for the Protection of Insectivorous Birds. The piece argues birds control insects, aiding farmers, and notes threats from cats, weather, and schools inspiring humane study. It warns against damage from pests and endorses Miller's Worm Powders as beneficial for digestion and vitality.
Two Irish women talk about wartime misfortunes. One mentions Denny, a husband shot at the abdomen, while the other asks where the wife is, noting she is likely at the front.
An editorial urges clear democratic aims in World War I, arguing victory over autocratic Germany is vital to preserve democratic ideals. It warns against letting Kaiserism dictate terms and cites German and socialist perspectives to stress fighting for principles over material gain.
A humorous exchange notes Minard's Liniment being used by a brother who is slightly deaf. The speaker reports the pattern on a new tie and attributes it to the brother rather than personal choice.
Marcosson argues in the Geeta Evening Post that modern Spain lacks visionary leadership and unity. He likens Spain to a bomb factory, claims ruling elites ally with German propaganda, and warns of economic subversion amid national turmoil.
A persistent rheumatism is caused by salts in the blood due to defective liver and kidney action. Uric acid taints blood causing tissue and joint pain. Parmelee's Vegetable Pills are claimed to have effected many cures and are strongly recommended. A trial will convince anyone of their value.
The Primrose League plans a new lease post women's vote, declared a woman's show. It clarifies the primrose was never Lord Beaconsfield's favorite flower, though Queen Victoria once sent a wreath noting the Prince Consort’s fondness, a misreading noted by the London Daily Express.
A New York Herald opinion cites growing American admiration for France and argues for strong action against Bolos and Boloists, urging brave response after suffering like France. The piece laments U S learning from others and calls for decisive measures to curb Bolés and Bolosists.
The notice extols Holloway's Corn Cure as an easy solution for foot and skin issues caused by pressure, suggesting no one should struggle when the remedy is available.
A fragment shows a dialogue about choosing the best man and recognizing one as the groom. The line suggests a mix up or clarification during a wedding preparation scene.
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