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Newspaper
Canora Advertiser
Location
Canora, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Sep 30, 1915
Page
2
The Department of Trade and Commerce warns Canadian firms doing business with Uruguay to use British or neutral intermediaries. It cites evidence of Uruguayan hides reaching U S ports and then Canada via German firms, labeling such trades as aiding the enemy.
The fund started under the Military Hospital commission led by Senator Lougheed has secured 100000 dollars with more gifts expected to be announced later. The report also notes the Arctic expedition by Norwegian naturalist Johann Koren ending in severe frostbite and misadventure. A brief quirky dialogue about suffrage contrasts with the serious notes.
In a classroom a teacher lifts a picture of a zebra while a student named Arthur says it appears like a horse in a bathing suit. The moment captures a humorous misinterpretation during a lesson.
Edmonton readers praise Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound after claiming it saved them from operations. A writer declares she was very sick with female troubles and, after three bottles, feels like a new woman and recommends the remedy.
Beatrice Nebraska resident Mrs R B Cumin reports relief from severe pain after trying three compound remedies. She says after using the products she has not been bothered with her condition and enjoys good health and two children.
A veteran hunter and fisherman, C. Summerson, runs an Information Bureau and Guides Registry at Abercombie's Camp in New York City. He helped arrange Captain James Morrison's Alaska trip for the World's Record caribou and many other species, and now fields hundreds of letters from eager sportsmen seeking trusted guides and destinations.
Boston Transcript contends Americans who moved to Canada face a loyalty test. Some would fight for Canada if war worsens, while others refuse allegiance to Britain. The piece urges returning home to stay true to the United States and its cause.
A father confronts high costs of his Yale freshman son’s expenses. He explains his own long hours and limited budget and asks for a plan. The son responds that the solution is for the father to work nights to cover the costs.
Tommy Atking pleads exemption from a church parade citing agnosticism. The sergeant major responds with mild disbelief asking if he believes in the Ten Commandments, then notes approaching assignment to scrub out the cap.
Recent figures from the Japanese foreign office show 358000 Japanese subjects living abroad in the United States Hawaii 396900 Philippine Islands 56000 and 113600 cas 6000 12000 aioe Srinia 49 percent and Germany 24 with distribution across regions and destinations.
Incomplete OCR text hints at cigarette and drinking restrictions tied to a Tennessee state action. No clear dates, names, or outcomes are readable.
A unique CPR exhibit in Toronto displays a dining car kitchen that must produce seventy five a la carte meals an hour in a compact 27 by 7 foot space. Visitors see pastry displays, sugar icings sculpting Warkworth Castle and a six tier bridal cake representing six Allied nations. A mock Great Lakes steamship bow, cabins, the Verandah Cafe, and a hunter’s cabin from New Brunswick accompany naval and war relics later moved to the government building.
Need of wireless operators drives Marconi staff into naval service as Britain expands sea power. About 5 250 operators join the navy with 1 000 leaving merchant service. payments run around 50 dollars monthly. Marine wireless men serve on warships and various auxiliary vessels, with postings moving frequently due to navy needs and transport assignments.
Customs receipts for August 1915 total $8,330,604.04, slightly below August 1914 due to bonded liquor recalls. For the current fiscal year to date, all departments show $26,721,165.01 versus $37,125,639.92 in the prior year.
In reminiscences by Dean Ham the first Tractarian influence enters Stolland via an Epis copal church where the Bodie family adopts High Church views. A Presbyterian servant is asked to hear the new service and a courtship scene unfolds between George and Kitty amid village chatter.
A detailed 12 000 word French commission report documents alleged German atrocities in World War I. It cites mass killings of French soldiers and wounded, executions by bayonet and gunshot, and brutal treatment of prisoners of war. It describes ambulances bombarded, surgeons seized, and wounded cared for then killed.
A Calgary woman recounts years of crippling rheumatism and failed treatments before finding relief with Dr Williams' Pink Pills. She describes severe joint swelling and mobility loss, hospital stays, and costly care prior to trying the Pills, which she credits with improving her condition.
British Columbia and the Yukon Military District No 11 has raised 21 161 troops with 17 370 enlisting for overseas service. Some 12 600 have already left BC and are on the front lines, with sharpcliffe noted as a location in the frontline status.
Mixed garbled text fragment mentions interest and two syllables. It includes unrelated strings and nonstandard word segments, offering no clear event, person, or organization.
A fragment notes a private marked letter addressed to an individual, with unclear sender details and ambiguous reply. The unreadable OCR leaves the precise recipient and purpose uncertain.
After years of declining profits the Canadian railway system may see a substantial earnings rise due to an enormous grain harvest. Total grain movement could exceed half a billion bushels, with anticipated revenue between 40 and 50 million dollars and wheat alone contributing about 24 million. The improvement would boost railways and broader commerce, reflecting harvest-driven prosperity or decline.
A customer letter from St. Joseph Levis dated July 14 1995 praises Minard's Liniment Co Limited for healing a badly kicked leg after May. The writer Jos Dubes a commercial traveller reports the leg turned from black to fully healed after using three bottles and being able to travel again.
The article estimates U S standing timber near 2 9 hundred billion board feet with 76 percent private and 21 percent public ownership. It notes massive historical losses from fires, Canada’s timber totals and greater government role in land stewardship to curb waste and secure long term timber supplies.
The British people unite in World War II resolve praising just aims and lawful conduct. They fight for defense of shores, protection of the weak, allies, and upholding public law with a new, united resolve across Dominions and home front.
A quoted excerpt from Heine 1832 criticizes Prussia as a pedantic and sanctimonious power. The poet warns against overestimating Prussia’s bold rhetoric, noting distrust of its symbols and mixed signals of beer deceit and Brandenburg pride.
A call to parents to instill stability and perseverance in children from an early age. Emphasizes patience, thoroughness in games and home life, and the habit of plodding through drudgery to achieve larger goals. Warns against skipping hard work in youth.
Fragmentary line reads James Gear and a four careful moth era phrase. No clear event or identifications emerge from the truncated text.
Disturbance of the stomach and liver often precedes fever and ague, indicating digestive derangement. Parmelee's Vegetable Pills have proven effective, reducing fever and subduing the ague in a few days. Many sufferers experience these disturbances and find this remedy a reliable relief.
Ottawa Free Press says Germany broke solemn treaties and proves the German government cannot be trusted. The neutral world must treat Germany as a dishonest and criminal nation and be ready to defend itself by force.
The readable fragment shows stray characters and misordered symbols with unclear context. No coherent event or names are identifiable to summarize a news item or notice.
A nobleman argues about family antiquity with an American friend who calls him a mere mushroom. The wag recalls a Welsh pedigree that filled five parchment skins with a note in the margin claiming the world was created around that era.
Many parts of Canada suffer low water in lakes and rivers this year, underscoring the need to preserve forest cover in watersheds to safeguard supply and quality of water.
The fragment questions whether a tele advertising message is a business offering or a personal viewpoint, framing it as a matter of interpretation rather than a factual claim. It treats the ad as a calling subject to classification.
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