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Newspaper
Battleford Press
Location
Battleford, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Oct 04, 1917
Page
14
The editor of the American Magazine argues the daily news provides raw material to answer readers questions about life work health and domestic problems. He asserts attentive reading reveals guidance from stories of success and failure health advisories and mass striving for happiness shaping the reader's future.
An advertisement touts Dr Kellogg's asthma remedy as a inhaled smoke or vapor treatment that reaches the bronchial passages. It promises relief from misery and restriction with easy breathing and urges readers to try it, noting thousands of grateful users.
London Daily News argues that disappointment may linger and another win is needed before victory is secure. It urges vigilance against daily swollen expenditure from reckless spending and stresses holding on until democracy prevails and no nation accepts the authority of force.
Hilary seeks sympathy from Mr. Langton after news of Margaret’s mother’s illness. Langton recalls his own burden and offers shelter as Hilary plans to stay at the Chateau while Mrs Langton and daughter depart, amid dusk and a wooden foreboding that lingers over their arrival at the Marine.
A historical commentary argues democracy and civilization are at risk from Prussianism. It warns that reconquered France could presage global outcomes unless postwar limits on military power are set. It notes America and Britain must unite to secure a lasting peaceful dispensation.
In a sensational report a group claims Joan of Arc as a ferrywoman and hoards statuettes of the Maid in French towns under occupation. They ordered a manor to make duplicates of her cast while a French observer questions the piety behind this tribute as war rages and war gardens are noted.
The Westminister Gazette recalls Apollovna Isoltsev a Russian woman who joined a regiment led by her father at the war’s start she earned the Cross of St George for unearthing a hidden enemy telephone and defended herself in a suit over unpaid sewing machine hire saying she could not pay because she was wounded fighting the Austrians the judge found her papers in order and the prosecutor dropped the case.
A factory Irish employee misses work claiming severe illness but is seen on a bicycle. he lies that he was riding to fetch the doctor. The Pittsburgh Chronicle Telegraph notes the London Times reports a Red Cross fund of 35,069,470 dollars.
The United States food administration states milk and butter supplies are declining as population rises. European dairy herds shrink due to war, labor diversion and shipping limits. Allies rely on American shipments. domestic prices rise with fodder costs. Emphasizes need to boost dairy herds, reduce wastes, and protect children’s milk supply.
Brown and Robinson debate the missing umbrella scene. Robinson claims he did not go anywhere and says the owner took the umbrella after meeting him. The exchange hints at a small domestic dispute over a lost item.
A Breeders' Gazette tale recalls Col. F Woods urging mortgaged farmers to buy pure bred Shorthorns. A young man followed the advice, repaid a due mortgage with cattle sales, then expanded land and debt, proving ambition and nerve matter as much as cattle in farming success.
Brazil abolishes all private wireless stations and plants for the war period, seizing control of communications to unify military and government use and prevent enemy interception. The move centralizes radio and telecommunication infrastructure under state authority.
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