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Newspaper
Dauphin Herald And Press
Location
Dauphin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 06, 1918
Page
8
Dominion Express Morey Order is described as payable anywhere. The notice emphasizes universal acceptance and broad payment reach.
The Boston Transcript reports that in Russia the soviets have displaced the constitutional assembly. Nine deserters and workers allegedly dominate the congress while Lenin and Trotsky are seen as seizing power without a basis for national construction.
Reports show cities like Saskatoon Worcester Springfield Grand Rapids and multiple New England towns feeding garbage to livestock. Hog herds range from 500 to 3 000 depending on local programs with small grain or hay supplements.
A proposal urges growing potatoes and vegetables on every vacant city lot and feeding pigs with kitchen refuse as two methods to alleviate the current food crisis. It emphasizes practical urban measures to boost food supplies.
The article praises French and British steadiness and unbroken spirit during four years of war. It notes the threat of invasion and the absence of panic among civilians, commending allied resolve and urging Americans to honor their allies and lessons of courage. From the Kansas City Star.
Disturbance of the stomach and liver precedes fever and ague, signaling digestive upset and poor blood quality. Parmelee s Vegetable Pills are claimed to be effective, reducing fever and subduing the ague in a few days for those prone to these distressing ailments.
Magnificent gifts for a Red Cross sale include a 205 carat yellow diamond discovered in 1901 at De Beers Mines Griqualand West cut in Amsterdam. The pale canary hue glows under artificial light and a Maltese cross marks the top facet a feature shared only by famous stones like the Pitt and Regent diamonds.
Humorous exchange where a man brags of rapid hair regrowth and his wife struggles to keep up with his new look. The tale plays on a witty druggist buyer and a henpecked husband in a light domestic vignette.
Delicate young girls and pale tired women urged to try Dr Hamilton's Pills claiming to restore energy and blood purity. The ad promises strong nerves rosy cheeks and robust health with a 25 cent box, sold by oil dealers.
War has halted Sweden and Denmark coal imports raising prices sharply. Coal costs about 100 dollars per ton in Sweden, tires in Denmark reach 340 dollars, tea eight dollars per pound, coffee scarce, woolen clothing up over 200 percent, chocolate 3 dollars per pound, ham 1 dollar, gasoline two dollars per gallon. Candies become staple as kerosene vanishes. Lighting relies on scarce kerosene with midwinter days around four hours.
Copenhagen Chewing Tobacco gains popularity for discreet use as a small pinch placed between the lower lip and gum provides satisfaction without chewing. The product is described as economical, prepared from aged high flavored leaf, offering a pleasant aftertaste.
The notice outlines confiscation and destruction of unsound foods in packing houses and cold storage under a Crerar ministerial resolution. It extends meat and canned foods act provisions to abattoirs and packing premises and mandates inspection and marking of imported or exported foods.
Catalog-style ad claims catarrh is a constitutional disease and cannot be cured by local applications. It touts Hail's Catarrh Cure as an internal blood-acting remedy from J Cheney & Co Toledo with tonics and purifiers. Also mentions Hall's Family Pills for constipation and price.
The piece argues the German Emperor, while talented and personable, is at the center of a system that has brought the world to vast misery. It portrays him as craving fame, deaf to the world’s wail, blinded by glory, and responsible for widespread death and suffering across continents.
Napanee Ontario dealer Douglas and Company advertises Egyptian liniment for curing cows. The item is presented as available through all dealers in the region.
Information from the general postoffice in England confirms a provisional postal service for the civilian population in the British occupied area of Palestine. Unregistered mail fully prepaid at international rates may be forwarded, with private domestic correspondence only. No service for printed matter or parcels is available at present.
The article emphasizes rapid digging and strong trench fortification during a successful attack on the western front. It highlights that the fourth trench is the critical point where activity peaks and a counter attack may arrive within minutes, requiring immediate defense with sandbags barbed wire and improvised breastworks.
The British government proposes grants to erect 300000 houses in England and Wales and 50000 in Scotland, starting during demobilization. The national housing and town planning council will review a comprehensive London scheme. Proposals include prioritizing large families and clearing slums.
The spring season brings anxiety to mothers with young children as heat and poor ventilation indoors cause colds and upset stomachs. A regular dose of Baby's Own Tablets, 25 cents a box, from The Dr Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ont, is advised to keep the baby well.
Warm milk drawn from cows quickly absorbs airborne substances in the stable giving milk unpleasant odors and tastes. In poorly ventilated barns, aromatic feeds like beets ensilage and turnips impart the same effects. Prompt removal of milk and immediate cooling in a proper milk house corrects the condition.
In a Pittsburg Chronicle Telegraph snippet Sandy and John ride with a pretty girl who smiles at the former. The Englishman asks to sit beside her, but the canny Scot delays, noting she has not paid her fare yet.
An advertisement touts Putnam's Corn Extractor as a miraculous remedy that shreds stubborn corns without pain. The copy claims the corn loosens and peels in a solid lump, with results guaranteed and priced at a quarter, sold everywhere.
Providence R I woman recounts suffering backache nervous headaches and fatigue after medicines failed She credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with relief and restoration of weight and energy She endorses the product as a remedy for functional disorders and unhealthy conditions noted in the era chronic female health concerns
A Montreal Herald tale explains Michael Murphy a well equipped sexton who refused to sign a certificate after the first internment and later failed to sign loan notes. He became a prosperous contractor and community figure, illustrating that writing skills were not essential to his success.
A new handbook for farmers covers tillage manures seed selection clover growing gardens and pests. The booklet is informative and powerful though limited in quantity and available on request to bona fide farmers.
The government announced that five women can do the work of four men in munitions factories though many women volunteered without training. The claim aims to highlight efficiency gains in wartime production and workforce shifts.
A British soldier goes into combat still singing with optimism and the refrain Alls well echoing as the mood and resolve are described.
Cincinnati authority recommends freezone to treat corns and calluses. A small bottle costs little and eases soreness fast, loosening the corn or callus so it can be lifted away with no pain. If unavailable, ask your druggist to source it.
G H Hutton reports at a Farmers Institute that 800 hogs will be marketed from Lacombe in the year with costs of pork at 3.50 per 100 pounds on alfalfa pasture and 3.30 on rape pasture aided by self feeders. He estimates rape pasture saves 2,500 pounds of grain per acre and yields heavier hogs. In edmonton area Harry Bell uses a large self feeder to furnish cut straw and green feed to 70 steers, selling at 10 per hundredweight after buying at 6.75, clearing an estimated 800 to 1,000 dollars.
Major Frederick Palmer, Paris based head of the military press bureau, meets an ex reporter who seeks a last chance to serve. Palmer suggests the front as a tank, noting the man’s alcohol and health limits, in a brief, wry exchange from The Argonaut.
An essay tracing the long arc of Armenian lands from ancient frontier walls to modern upheavals. It contrasts Western civilization with Eastern empires, notes Turkish expansion, Russian gains and losses, and laments 1918 events when the Armenian border lands were handed back to the Turks. The piece cites the Independent of New York.
Advertises Mother Graves' Worm Exterminator as the best medicine to expel intestinal worms and improve child health.
The Grand Island Railway on an Athabasca river island in Northern Canada stretches a quarter mile with two old lorries. Merchants load cars by hand and boats ferry goods to and from, yet the owner claims the venture earns thousands yearly and is the smallest yet most profitable railroad.
After ten years of use Dr J D Kellogg's asthma remedy is praised as the only relief for one grateful user and claimed as the recognized market cure. It is touted as a never failing remedy earning fame and widespread trust as a premier asthma specific.
British forces keep pressing into Asian Turkey with near daily actions. The campaign targets key routes and positions as allied operations push forward amid ongoing tensions and strategic shifts in the region.
The Brooklyn Eagle urges large scale mobilization of labor to secure farm workers. It notes the city reserve, especially high school boys, is sizeable and support steps toward farm labor camps or private employment should finish promptly before planting season begins.
The ad promotes a free trial of Dr Chase kidney liver pills ointment and recipes. To receive the 23 cent box and sample box send in a letter to Edmanson Bates Co Toronto with the newspaper name and a 2 cent postage stamp.
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