01 Apr 1915
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Newspaper
Canora Advertiser
Location
Canora, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Apr 01, 1915
Page
1
An editorial arguing child welfare rests on protecting infants from harmful parenting practices. It condemns overindulgent care as killing babies with kindness and urges improving prenatal conditions, maternal health, and societal support to reduce child mortality and ensure healthier births, referencing the Yorkton Times.
A Winnipeg Commercial excerpt argues that well crafted and displayed advertising raises a town’s business volume. It contrasts two towns of similar size and suggests advertising educates consumers and draws more purchases than poor ads. The piece notes merchants benefit when invited to buy.
A series of short, aphoristic opinions on gender, marriage, honesty, work and social behavior. The fragments touch on women independence, worry, advertising, taxation, advice, love, learning, and self-control with a blunt, humorous tone. The text reads as satirical observations from a period newspaper column.
An excerpted wartime skit tone recounts a comical series of misadventures and misfortunes on a frontline hospital and a late chapter notes a Punch magazine joke about a mischief with peppermint tin. The piece ends with a moral about trust and a parable on the egg eating hen.
Help wanted advertisement seeking a girl for immediate hire at Mrs. A. G. Donaldson's residence located at 48cf.
A Calgary businessman cited wartime shortages as a reason for rejecting a German article. A New York firm reports it can import a comparable Canadian-made version and continues trade efforts. the Calgary reply defends Canadian sourcing during war.
Citizens Band meeting in the band room last Monday reviewed the financial statement and annual work report. Officers elected include Mises V. Lee Miss H Pollock D Flemming L Sutherland and B Kelly with L Sutherland and D Flemming as auditors.
It is settled Sewell camp will open this spring to train the Third Contingent. The move to Sewell is expected in about two weeks. First unit to go will be the Fifth Artillery Brigade under Lieut Col Ducherme. Army Service corps and Army Medicals will encamp there with C M A s now in Brandon and regiments from Moose Jaw and Prince Albert. The C A S will feed troops in camp so none will train en route to the front.
Do not wait for death to commend a neighbor’s public spirit. Encourage the naturally timid boy who possesses fine metal and smooth it to make it shine.
A fragment notes ongoing town and district trade efforts rely on persistent advertising to raise awareness of home products and prices, with emphasis on weekly updates and improved visibility.
A historical letter from Nanaimo B C poetically appeals to Uncle Sam to defend innocents in war. It speaks of shared race, duty, and the harm of aggression, urging action and solidarity across oceans amid a nation’s crisis.
Officials of the Canadian Northern surveyed fall plowing along the lines in Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta. The report covers 539 agents and shows an average 40 percent increase in land tilled, totaling 6 181 076 acres. Several towns report 20 to 40 percent gains, with Alberta and Saskatchewan showing notable activity.
A garbled set of antiquated lines discusses seed and cattle care, schooling, taxation, and social behavior. The text mixes moral musings with odd aphorisms about parents and strangers, ending with broad images of trouble in the world.
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