Money Order Refund Notice From Dominion Express
Remit by Dominion Express Money Order. Rh lost or stolen, Ona get your money back.
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Newspaper
Canora Advertiser
Location
Canora, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Aug 09, 1917
Page
7
Pelham Nursery Co Agency Offer in Toronto
Seek secure agency in district for Pelham's Peerless Fruity and Ornamental Trees. High pay and exclusive territory. Agencies valuable. Write Pelham Nursery Co Toronto Ont.
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Pelham
Cood
Pelham Nursery CO
Toronto
Ont
Borrowing 7 Billion: How the Government Lends Itself
An explanation that the $7 billion borrowing will occur in multiple steps. A shoe merchant lends $500 to the government in cash in exchange for a bond. The government spends that $500 on shoes for soldiers, then repays with the same $500 bill, which can be lent again to the government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. T. Forman
Nicholas
Smith
Uncle Sam
Teoney
Ith
Not Quite Plucked Sally Farmer Poem Scene
Fragmentary note describes a swimmer boarder and a mother asking what to tell him about riding out the week. The farmer family mentions Paes and money left for another week's board.
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Sally Farmer
Racial Harmony Hope in Russia Stressed by Official
The speaker argues for a more hopeful spirit among Russians, attributing improvement to public trust in government, renewed offensives, clearer understanding of Allies, and caution that dangers persist due to political and economic instability requiring skillful leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henderson
Prophetic Bible Imagery Foreshadows Aerial Warfare
The piece blends biblical prophecy with 1920s aviation talk noting Jeremiah Hosea Zechariah and Isaiah to illustrate the rise of airplanes in war. It argues Wright brothers era aviation will produce fifty thousand airmen over battlefields and cites Isaiah imagery of wings and clouds.
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Charles A. Dana
New York Sun
Shine For
Jerusalem
Holy City
Jaffa
Zion
Europe
United States
Jeremiah
Jer
Hosea
Zachariah
Isaiah
Wrigh Brothers
Immanuel
Berlin Introduces Coal Cards to Regulate Winter Supply
Winter fuel controls cap heating coal by residence size and room count. Apartments with stoves face a quarter ton per roost and a ton and a half for homes with more than five rooms, while steam heated houses receive half of last year’s allotment. Miller's Worm Powders praised as reliable worm remedy trusted by mothers for rapid, lasting relief.
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Berlin
Secrecy Over War Munitions Plant Plans
Westinghouse interests seek 1 000 men for a secret war munitions plant to be built with a hidden process. Recruits must consent to 10 months imprisonment and isolation from outside world. Only trusted officials and workers will know weapon details and production methods until government discloses them.
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Westinghouse
Inside Influence Acco to the Daily Express
A Daily Express report says a personal friend of Empress Zita informs House of Commons members that the Empress is pressing for France’s interests. She is alleged to influence the Emperor to withdraw Austro Hungarian forces with German agreement.
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Acco
Daily Express
Zitamindja
House of Commons
France
General Korniloff The Siberian Pioneer Turned War Hero
Biographical sketch of Korniloff tracing his rise from a Siberian parishioner’s son to artillery officer and general. From cadet schools to Turkish and Caucasus campaigns, his linguistic gifts and wartime leadership in Galicia and Petrograd are highlighted, with notes on captivity and escape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michel Vesschevikh Lomonosef
Korniloff
Siberia
Siberian Cadets Corps
Michailovsk
Vorkestan
Mebden
Kuropatiin
Turkestan
Caucasus
Europe
Turkestaw
Central Asia
Rodyeishik Dlmfice
Sovareil’s
Korniloff’s
Galicia
Mukden
Korpiloff
Russia
Petrograd
Somnilof
Eighth Army
Fins
Trade report shows Canada Dominion gains in first two months
American Consul General John G. Foster at Ottawa notes a sharp rise in Canada’s trade for the first two months of the current fiscal year starting April 1. Total imports for consumption and domestic exports reach 108.6 million dollars, up from 90.5 million in 1916, with imports for consumption at 194.4 million and domestic exports at 214.2 million, alongside a 30.9 million dollar tariff collection, up from 22.9 million a year earlier.
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John G. Foster
O Ittawa
Dominion of Canada
When Asthma Comes Do Not Despair
A vintage advertisement promotes Dr. Kellogg's Asthma Remedy promising quick relief from choking and hard breathing. It claims thousands have used the remedy successfully and urges readers to obtain a package today.
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D. Kellogg
Dry Period Threatens Major Whiskey Maker and Saloons
Chapin and Gores long standing whiskey operation faces closure under new laws. Mr Herrmann predicts at least 2000 Chicago saloons will shut within 60 days and widespread impact nationwide. He claims U S whiskey stocks total about 20 million gallons with annual consumption depleting stocks in a year.
The Quicker Method Converses on Whisky Temptation
A fragmentary exchange depicts Moike resisting a challenge to kneel and drink a bottle of whisky in front of others. The dialogue hints at social pressure and immediate consequences linked to intoxication.
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Moike
Saving Ragged Garments From 1918 Styles Flare
The council urges preservation of fibers and a shift toward cotton wool blends and shoddy fabrics. Wool shortages raise demand for woollen rags, with higher prices for this recycled material. The old tag bag fashion returns as rags gain value and attention.
Freezone Corn Remedy Ad Falls Short Of Truth
A raspy promotional note claims Freezone instantly removes corns by applying drops that dry and shrink the corn and lift it away. The pitch urges copying the plan, urging readers to ask druggists to supply a bottle, while warning of infection risks.
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Cincinnati
Deepest Mine in World Morro Velho Details
The Morro Velho gold mine in Brazil is the deepest on record with galleries about 6 000 feet below the surface. Operated by an English company the mine exploits a gold bearing seam that descends at a steep 45 degree angle. Bottom temperatures average around 113 F and ventilation lowers this to about 100 F.
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Morro Velho
Brazil
When Your Color Fades and Anemia Warns
When a girl or woman finds her color fading and breath short after slight exertion, she may have anemia. The remedy is to build up the blood with Dr Williams' Drink Pills, plus sun, exercise, and plain food. Obtainable by mail for 50 cents a box or six for $2.50 from The Dr Williams' Medicine Co. Brockville Ont.
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Dr. Willams’ Medicine Co
Brockville, Ont
Australia prospers amid war strain in 1916 report
United States Consul General J. J. Brittain notes satisfactory financial conditions in Australia for 1916 1916 1917 saw large bank activity and ongoing irrigation railway and streetcar projects though not as expansive as planned. Trade included imports 373 143 476 and exports 311 544 463. Resources like gold silver copper iron and coal boost output alongside record wool prices. An obituary note signals public interest in a late politician.
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Commonwealth of Australia
United States
J. J. Brittain
Sydney
New South Wales
Australia
Commonwealth
Oere
Community Work In Manitoba Summary
Woman describes daily tasks while visiting five homes in Manitoba. She bakes, assists with sewing and canning, builds a fireless cooker, crafts a hat, and helps with upholstery projects. Residents welcome her aid and she notes feeling divinely guided to help.
Mother Graves Worm Exterminator Promoted for Children Health
An advertisement urges mothers to provide worm extermination for their children using Mother Graves Worm Exterminator. It notes expense sharing and outlays may be needed as the work becomes known to ensure children remain sound and healthy.
Nurse visits and home remedies in wartime outreach
The narrator describes visiting families with a Lone Nursing pamphlet program, teaching infant feeding, recipe preparation, and household tasks. She notes advising on formula from Dr Holt, making cream soups, albumen water, and omelets, while assisting mothers with bottle feeding and sewing machine repairs.
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Drr. Holt
The Swagger Stick and Its Quirky History
The piece notes swagger sticks carried by uniformed officers are small and dainty, contrasted with military gear. Origin traces to England where tight dress uniforms left hands idle, making a twig-like baton useful. Soldiers in khaki avoid such sticks, and they are not used in trenches, with a brief aside on Minard's Liniment for cows.
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Murat
Renee
England
Keston Transcript
Swiss postal relief to prisoners of war exceeds millions
Swiss authorities mounted free postage for prisoners of war and internees, sending letters and parcels to relatives in Europe. From Sept 1914 to Mar 1917 nearly 230 million letters, 13 million parcels, and bread shipments totaling about 7.8 million kilos reached Germany and other areas, with over 6.68 million money orders totaling 93.98 million dollars handled by the Swiss post office.
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Mountain Republic
Europe
Berne
Basle
Switzerland
Germany
Minard’s Liniment Endorsed by Canadian Official
A Montreal dated notice from May 29 709 by Thomas J. Bogan of Yarmouth N S testifies to the efficacy of Minard’s Liniment for joints and muscles. The message is written to the Champion Clog and Pedestal Carcer of Canada.
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Montreal
Minard’s Liniment Co. Limited
Yarmouth N.S
Minard
Thomas J. Bogan
Canada
The Song Of Merit Boots and the Chinese Buyer
A California merchant sells boots to a Chinese customer for 83. The buyer returns them stating the boots are not suitable because they do not sing. He prefers boots that sing and cost more, a preference he claims gives better value.
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John Chinaman
America
California
John
Cow License Notice Sparks Hilarious Reply
An official near Boston informs a citizen his cow keeping license expired. The citizen’s reply mocks the notice with garbled and flirtatious lines, including threats to marry and go through fire, creating a comic miscommunication surrounding the license issue.
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Board of Health
Boston
Monsieur Bord
Hell
Bord
Sugar rationing and scarce sweetness in wartime London
The writer laments sugar shortages under government limits, recalls long queues and ration rules, and notes the irony of abundant candy yet no sugar for daily needs. A stroll past shops, a Spode sugar bowl, and price controls illustrate wartime scarcity and consumer quirks.
Austrian Revolution Probable If Peace Treaty Not Signed
An Amsterdam dispatch to the London Daily Express warns Emperor Charles and the Reichsrat leaders that a revolution in Austria appears likely if no peace treaty is signed this year. It says Austro Hungarian peoples realize they are fighting for German aims and will end their plight only if the Allies allow the Austro Hungarian empire to continue.
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Austria
Amsterdam
London Daily Express
Charles
Reichsrat
Germany
Bigger Haul Burglar Lets Go to Shore and Roll Guests
A terse note in pirate slang hints at planning a larger burglary at a seaside hotel. The speaker taunts authorities and delays action until September while awaiting the proprietor’s move or reaction.
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Sommes
When Two Wane In Trouble Realize Wife’s Value
Quote from Boston Transcript notes a man learns his wife’s value as troubles arise, suggesting property matters loom under strain.
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Boston Transcript
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University Avenue
Department of Agriculture of
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Eddy’s
Eddy
Arlington
Soltablie
Arlington CO. OF Canada
Fraeer Avenue
Cook's
THE
Cook Medicive Ca Terentia
Fecmenty
Cutter
Ortlab
Bert Cotter
Cuttae
Rose
Loxovos
Eva
Anett
Ruther H. Clay Glover Co., Inc
West 31St Street
New York
Dodds
Jeremiah, Zachariah and
Manitoba
Douglas & Co
J. B. Reynolds
Manitoba Agricultural College
Winnipeg
Rls
Swagger
Yours Very Truly
the Song of Merit
Boots
Edgeware Road
Hromiey
Red Cross
Rubens
Illieir
Savoy
London
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