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Newspaper
Dauphin Herald And Press
Location
Dauphin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 13, 1918
Page
9
The Ohio State Journal asserts America will not falter as it readies for battle. It proclaims resolve to march to Berlin if needed and to supply troops with food during the march. The piece declares the Kaiser’s defeat is certain as the republic grows more determined daily.
A soldier returns from the front and confronts his partner about her frequent strolls with another man. She explains the visits were acts of kindness, as he would take her to the library each day to see if the husband was killed.
The British airman Captain James Byford McCudden, age 23, earns the Military Medal for valor. A former bugler who joined eight years ago, he flew over 100 missions, accounting for 54 German aircraft and achieving multiple four-aircraft kills in a single day. He has crossed enemy lines solo on many occasions and is praised for fearlessness and service.
At the Yarmouth Y M C A Boys Camp held near Trasket Falls in August readers note Minard’s Liniment as most beneficial for sunburn relief for colic and tooth ache.
A pretty girl teases a genial bachelor about remaining single. He explains he was discouraged in love after falling for a young lady, fearing to confess. He finally proposed. she asked who would marry them.
Legal skirmish framing a courtroom clash as a sharp exchange between a woman and her advisor. The dialogue hints at a defiant legal strategy and a contentious pursuit of justice reflected in a dense court-room atmosphere.
The West is sound in financial affairs of rural municipalities while cities and Saskatchewan progress differently. Important centres push to balance budgets with strict expenditure controls and diligent tax collection, says the Monetary Times.
Worries arise during teething as infants become cross and unsettled with stomach upset and colic. The text promotes Baby's Own Tablets as an ideal laxative to ease teething by keeping the stomach and bowels sweet. Mrs. Henry Bernard of St Emile Que endorses the remedy citing relief for her baby. Available from cens dealers or by mail for 25 cents a box from The Dr Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ont.
The article cites Clemenceau’s quote We shall win the war in the last quarter of an hour and describes a brutal, desperate struggle with shifting battle lines, losses, and determined endurance as the decisive final hour nears.
The Mother Graves Worm Exterminator is affordable and available at any druggist, making relief accessible to all.
The Circular Bulletin No 16 11 from the British Columbia agriculture statistics branch lists hens 600 229 chickens 735 449 geese 8 322 ducks 16 368 turkeys 7 632 totaling 1 368 000 up from 839 000 in 1916.
A Columbus Dispatch editorial lauds Allied courage and righteousness as the key factor halting a German drive, arguing Germans underestimated British and French grit and moral power, not just numbers or guns, in turning the tide of battle.
A vintage ad extols Dr. Thomas' Electric Oil as a universal remedy for sailors soldiers fishermen lumbermen and outdoor workers. It promises relief from pain colds wounds lumbago and rheumatism and urges keeping it in home medicine chests and on travels.
A Baltimore American excerpt shows a speaker affirming dependence, saying his wife relies on him to carry her wash home. The dialogue reflects personal duty and social expectations within a dependent relationship.
The Canada food board orders wilful waste of any food or storage losses to be illegal with penalties. Private citizens must report waste to municipal authorities. Violators face fines from 10 to 1000 dollars or up to three months in jail. Local officers may seize unsold goods if needed.
A dialogue notes a request to the records officer seeking two fresh copies of the song Keep the Home Fires Burning after a record was broken. The exchange reflects wartime reminiscence and official handling of requests.
The commission addresses Canadian families with wartime risk facts. It compares front line death and wound odds, recovery prospects, limb loss risk, and longevity gains from training. It notes disease versus bullet mortality, demands for re education, and declares war less wasteful than past conflicts while warning against pacifist and traitor rhetoric.
Mr Bonar Law moved a £600000000 vote of credit in the House of Commons to cover daily war costs near seven millions. The expenditure is described as essential to save the country and families from the Germans with a stark warning that the alternative would be ruin.
Mrs Samuel Milley of Exploits Labor Notre Dame Bay Newfoundland says she suffered years from rheumatism and heart trouble. After using twenty two boxes of Dodd's Kidney Pills her rheumatism disappeared and she urges others to try the remedy. The pills are claimed to act on the kidneys helping filter impurities from the blood.
German writers estimate total fatalities and prisoners from military actions as five million including illness and wounds. Karl Bleistein claims west front losses August 1914 to August 1917 were 2,604,296 and east front killed and prisoners were 1,484,550. For late 1917 to January 1918 losses on both fronts were 367,450.
Several restaurant operators have been fined under the Can ada food board regulations for conservation of foodstuffs in public eating places. The action targets those who willfully or innocently ignored sanitary rules.
A New York Herald warning claimed a soda water glass harbored over twenty thousand cells and 3 million germs, implying exposure to a dozen serious diseases. The anecdote recounts a shopper's ruined lunch and a public fear sparked by sensational science reporting.
An old advertisement touts Putnam's Extractor as painless for corns. It claims a drop eases pain and shrinks corns, loosening skin and making removal easy. The copy urges a trip to the drug store for a bottle today.
In a Paris chamber of deputies exchange, a nervous observer asks if the government plans to leave Paris. Georges Leygues confirms grave conditions and denies a move to Bordeaux, a reply that leaves the questioner stunned.
A fragment from a reader asks about a daughter fond of a gramophone needle and the device referenced in a casual inquiry. The text appears as a stray OCR fragment with no clear publishable event or full context.
L Homme Libre reports German long range shells fired at Paris measure 8.08 inches in calibre and twenty inches in length. Each shell weighs 200 pounds with under 20 pounds of explosives and a threaded fuse. A diaphragm splits the shell into two unequal pockets with two holes connecting them, explaining two rapid explosions possibly from two guns.
A historical ad asserts tiny dust specks trigger asthma and that Dr. D. Kellogg's Asthma Remedy brings rest and restored breathing. It cites numerous testimonials annually praising its effectiveness.
An official tribute praises Second Lieutenant W H Praaghsire of Bucks Light Infantry for bold action in an advance where three company commanders fell and communications failed. He held the advanced line, defended flanks, and organized resistance to counterattacks, saving the situation. Second Lieutenant Morbely has now received the
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