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Newspaper

Battleford Press

Location

Battleford, Saskatchewan, Canada

Date

Sep 27, 1917

Page

10

Youthful German Soldiers Blamed for Low Morale in Flanders

British interrogation of German prisoners shows most belong to the 1918 class. Captors report demoralization among young recruits and junior officers in Langemarck and Poly gon Wood, with eighteen year olds cited as a dominant cause. A druggist touts Dr Thomas Electric Oil as a top remedy for pains in joints muscles nerves and rheumatism.

Flanders Langemarck Polygon Wood Dearler Thomas

Swagger Sticks Sweep Military Circles in New Fashion

The Boston Transcript notes swagger sticks grow from a few in spring to a countrywide fad with Canadian recruits and officers. It claims the stick gives soldiers a proper stance, keeps hands busy, and discourages slouching, despite criticism of foreign import.

Boston Sta Ashington South Sea Boston Transcript

Resemblances and Seething Facial Character Traits Talk

The passage recalls remarks about facial resemblance to a famous figure. A man notes being mistaken for a dictator, while another voice recalls a student friend exclaiming surprise in the street.

Alberta Pacific Grain orders rail car stenciling for bulk grain

The railway board grants Alberta Pacific Grain's request to stencil inches on box cars used for prairie bulk grain shipments. No fixed completion date due to traffic and equipment demands. Applies to domestic cars only. foreign cars remain excluded as 12 to 15 percent of rolling stock.

Railway Board Alberta Pacific Grain Company Requi Prairie Provinces

Unwilling Tribute to Naval War's Silent Year

A historical reflection notes third year of the naval war with little sea action by major powers while fronts in Europe and the Middle East swirl. It recalls Trafalgar era shifts and credits the navy and its auxiliaries for a restrained but effective output as destroyer raids persist.

Egypt Mesopotamia East Africa Trafalgar Grand Figet London Daily Telegraph

Dr Williams Pink Pills Offer Revival for Women

An advocacy piece promotes Dr Williams Pink Pills as a cure for anemia indigestion headaches and general weakness. It claims broad use across the Dominion and urges purchase from medicine dealers or by mail from The Dr Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ontario.

Dr. Williams Dr. Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ont

Hun Critic Calls for Land Victory to Beating Britain

German military critic General Ardenne of the Berlin Tageblatt argues Germany must secure a decisive land victory on the western front and defeat England on land to end the war honorably. He suggests Germany could pressure England as American aid wanes, claiming leadership can shift strategy when stagnation nears.

von Ardenne Berlin England

An Argosy of the Air Prize of Victory

A compact editorial urging national effort toward air supremacy. It extols the prize of victory as the salvation of civilization and the extirpation of tyranny, urging England to rely on its own resources while America advances. The piece calls for total mobilization of energy and materials.

England America

Canadian forester describes Scotch saw mills in Scotland

A Canadian forester details semi portable Scotch mills used in Scotland and in Canada. He notes output from 20 000 to 30 000 RS per day and a Scotch mill capable of 3 000 to 5 000 seats per day in certain operations. The engine sits atop the boiler and the log is fed along a roller slide moved by a crank driven fly wheel.

Scotland South Forestry Battalion

Freezone Corn Remedy Promises Quick Corn Elimination

A Chicago man promotes Freezone as a fast drying solution for corns and calluses. A few drops on the painful area allegedly shrivel the corn without skin irritation, with the product available at druggists or via wholesale orders.

Father

Paris Seaport Plan Moves Forward After War

The Paris Seaport scheme gains traction as the Seine would be widened and deepened to create a navigable waterway from Rouen to Paris. Paris officials propose a new port at Gennevilliers to connect the capital with ocean-going ships, following floods in 1910 and wartime needs.

Paris Seine Rouen Gennevilliers

Certification of Minard's Liniment Endorsement

A letter from W. S. Pine of Woodlands Middleton Nova Scotia praises Minard's Liniment as the best liniment for horse flesh. The testimonial endorses years of use and praises its effectiveness.

Minard

Remark on a Medical Misread in Street Scene

A man having an epileptic fit is rushed to hospital after a passerby notes a note pinned to his coat. The note claims the doctor should not suspect appendicitis and asserts the appendix has already been removed twice.

New York Times

Parson This Preterc Heredity Claim Sparks Family Silence

A terse reply rejects the notion of heredity within the family, asserting there has never been hereditary trait in their lineage and referencing a transcript as context. The exchange centers on disputed lineage claims and parental authority.

The Usual Way Dear I Saved the Dollars to

The line appears to be a fragment about saving money for an unknown purchase. It lacks clear event, people, or place details to form a full news item.

Fragmented OCR Notes on Eyes and Health Claims

A garbled passage references eyes, vision and health claims with scattered terms like freshness, vigor, and care. Mentions CARPFOR and optical references. unclear subjects, dates, or identifiable entities.

Fleet Cinema Committee Aids Sailors With Inship Entertainment

Admiral Beatty approves a Fleet Cinema Committee plan to provide moisture entertainments on ships aiding morale. The aim is to refresh crews and sustain vigor for ongoing duties. A stray note mentions Mother Graves Worm Exterminator as a simple cure for worm infestations in children.

Beatty Fleet Cinema Committee

The Dutch Potato Puzzle and British Dutch Trade

The piece explains a wartime dispute over potatoes under a GB Holland trade pact. Germany pressured Holland to ship extra tonnage, prompting delays and riots as Dutch authorities faced demands to honor the agreement while Britain insisted on full fulfillment.

Holland Great Britain England Germany

Parmelee's Vegetable Pills Aimed at Healthy Bowels

The article argues that bowels must act healthily and that Parmelee's Vegetable Pills encourage regular bowel function. It claims this medicine uniquely promotes digestive health and is the best aid to maintain healthy bowels.

Parmelee

Family Loyalty Awakens Amid War Reflections

A letter from American Magazine reveals a man reassessing family bonds as war looms. He admits prior loyalty to parents and siblings but then recognizes his mother as the sole focus, realizing she deserves happiness beyond other relatives. The wartime outlook emphasizes personal sacrifice for love.

United States Peter

Irish Tourist Encounters Reclusive Fencer In Desolate Lot

A tourist on horseback meets an old man fencing a barren field. The visitor asks why, and the fencer replies that cattle would starve there. the old man adds humor about keeping the poor cows out, reflecting hardship and wit.

Ireland

Man’s odd shop prank ends in milk line draw

An Irishman visited a shop and, to provoke a prank, dipped his fingers in a milk bowl and drew a line a yard long on the counter. The shopkeeper questioned him as the incident unfolds.

Sievonin Pat

Names and meanings behind Russian names in Slavonic culture

The article surveys how Russian names sonorously reflect glory and virtue, tracing Nicholas Nikolai as victory of the people, Anikta as unconquered, and Ivanna Ivancica for grace. It lists many names with meanings like glory, divine gift, and joyful life, noting Russia’s capital naming shift from St Petersburg to a Peter the Great legacy.

Ays Nicholas Nikolai Nikalo Nikon Anikta John Ivan Ivanna Ivancica Elizabeth Elisavetta Oath of God Kate Katarina Jefronissa Jelica Jevva Stanislav Mitrofan Mistislav Lavoslav Wenceclaus Wenceslauv Clavomir Valdemar Valdimir Rurik Ulrika Dorothy Fedor Feodor Ferodora Feodosia Pheodora Pheodosia Radak Radan Radko Radman Dadmil Radivoj Radinka Paul Peter St. Petersburg Russia St. Peter Peter the Great

New German Air Tricks Impress Allies In Early Spring

The article notes German pilots copying Allied aeronautics and adopting bold tactics. A striking maneuver involves turning mid flight to fly tail first then diving to regain speed, enabling rapid targets engagement and quick retreats amid evolving aerial combat.

Joseph

Science and War Talk in Toronto Empire Club Meeting

Prof McLennan head of Toronto University science department urged Canada focus on agricultural development to boost exports. He proposed using British Columbia resources and water power to create fertilizer, calling for business and public cooperation through the Royal Canadian Institute to apply science practically in industry.

Empire Club Toronto McLennan L:versity of Toronto Canada British Columbia Mane Royal Canadian Institute

Poem Echoes From Lovsville Courier-Journal

Fragment from a Lovsville Courier-Journal poem exchange notes a playful line about writing with a fountain pen and a rippline river image. The fragment hints at the poet’s claim of method and a light tone in the debate over composition.

L Lovsville Courier-Journal

Germany declares prewar review of military situation

The Premier states a full review of the military situation is now timely and outlines that preparations have intensified for a converging movement. He notes existing limits and that one element remains unclear as authorities evaluate next steps.

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