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Newspaper
Battleford Press
Location
Battleford, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Oct 17, 1918
Page
3
Foster and Pete hide on a dark moor as two men loom ahead near a shieling on the knowe. The chase, set in a civilized countryside with railways and telegraphs nearby, grows closer amid mist and rough terrain as they plan a safer passage.
Accounts from Yekaterinburg and Ambassador Francis outline rival versions of Nicholas II’s death. Czech Slovaks reportedly found no body, speculating burial in a Baltic coal pit, while Bolshevik narratives claim execution by firing squad or a rebel self-inflicted shot, with no definitive truth.
A wealthy man, grieving his wife’s recent death, visits the general office and notices a towel hanging on the tree. He tells the ape named Wilson that he’s glad the creature sympathizes, joking about decorating the office with crepe for the loss.
Officers and officials saw themselves as distinct from ordinary settlers in Germanys colonies. In the tropics younger men in uniform project authority with shining buttons, symbolizing a gulf between military presence and civilian settlers. The text contrasts perception of civilians in white dress with the disciplined military image.
A historical note discusses adapting railroad rails for automobile use, outlining engineering ideas to allow cars to traverse rail tracks. It cites mechanisms, rail gauges, and safety considerations considered by engineers of the era.
Testimonial style ad claims Dr. Hamilton’s Pills relieve blood appetite pains and morning ailments. A user from Kingston praises the remedy for weakness, headaches, and emptiness, noting improved sleep and work after using the 25 cent boxes. Distributed through various dealers.
A California correspondent recounts a bizarre grunyon spawning event on Newport Beach. Thousands of silvery fish stranded high on the sand, then returned to the water to deposit eggs as waves receded, warned against loud noises, and vanished with only heads visible before diving back.
Food board joins Ontario resources committee and the national exhibition association to stage an extensive food conservation exhibit at the Toronto fair opening August 26. Similar demonstrations are planned for Sherbrooke Quebec City London and Ottawa to illustrate Canada’s efforts in supplying allies.
A husband returns from work to a long list of seeds. He teases his wife about which flowers to loot, then learns most blooms come later in next season. The exchange ends with the playful note about last year’s catalog.
A fragment quotes Robertson, special representative of the department of agriculture, noting that only a reasonable reserve has been accumulated and that those most knowledgeable believe there should be care and effort toward further saving.
Bilkins arrives in France after a brief stay in England and asks about remaining funds as the European trip continues.
An analysis of military road maintenance shows how advancing fronts and heavy traffic strain by roads. Pioneers and labor units repair shell holes and reinforce pave blocks while prisoners of war support distant lines and heavy machinery aids relaying macadam.
An Australian correspondent reports on bot flies and roo parasites common in the outback. A case at Walgett in New South Wales describes a large nasal or windpipe infestation discovered recently at Orama station. The local entomologist notes an imported species from Arabia shows little immediate harm.
A fragmented editorial contrasts American baseball training Canadian lacrosse agility and British endurance. The writer mocks tone and style, noting no opponent bearing out as a fighter or athlete, describing a general view of national sports and traits.
A 1909 report notes a herd of 750 buffalo rising by natural increase and cautions overhunting could threaten the monarch of the west. Local observers in Calgary discuss livestock trends and market prospects amid buffalo numbers.
A fragment notes German women request their husbands to steal items to provide clothing at home during an advance. It mentions desires for spomed material to make a costume and cloak including boots and leather. The text suggests urgency and search actions.
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