Canada Leads World In Wheat Yield per Capita
Dr. Zavita at the Western Ontario Dairymen’s convention says Canada produces about seventy five bushels of wheat per person, far ahead of the United States and Argenta. He argues spring wheat can be improved this year and notes Marquis is the recommended variety for higher yield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
C. A. Zavita
Tario
Argenta
Guysin
United States
Marquis
Zavite
Gores Flee Before It Electrical Remedy Promise
A promotional ad touts Dr Thomas' Electrical for sores claiming rapid relief and widespread efficacy. It stresses affordability and urges immediate use, portraying the remedy as superior to competitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gores
Thomas
Prehistoric Irrigation Remains Found in Arizona Valleys
The Pine Journal describes ancient irrigation remains in Arizona valleys, noting a famed site along the Prescott to Canyon highway. Water draws from a natural well called Montrruma's well, 440 feet in diameter and 3 feet deep, with sections not yet bottomed and sides preserved by earth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arizona
Rine Journal
Prescott
Tekken
Montrruma’s
Essay Debate on War End and Prophesied Peace
A quoted remark from Life contrasts a 1913 essay claiming war cannot exist with a reference to a distinguished writer's view on ending war. The exchange notes a belief in perpetual peace versus the impossibility of future conflicts as argued in early 20th century commentary.
Protect Crop From Grain Rust In Dean Area
A Ottawa bulletin urges farmers to prevent grain rust losses by timely sowing, using vigorous seeds, proper seedbed care, and crop rotation. It notes no variety is rust proof and stresses seed quality and early maturity to reduce rust impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
Canada
Ottawa
Martin Burrell
Dominion
Dominic Department
Mother Graves Worm F Terminator Reputed Most Effective
The article lauds Mother Graves Worm F Terminator as for years the top rated preparation in its category. It emphasizes its proven effectiveness and long standing reputation among users and experts alike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mother Graves
Saskatchewan Farm Loan Scheme Sees Strong Uptake
Saskatchewan government reports $1.5 million in farm loans authorised with one third disbursed. About 200 applications received totaling roughly $400,000. remaining $1 million to be released as titles are certified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saskatchewan
Constantinople and Lloyd George in flux over Empire gates
Fragmentary note discusses Constantinople, Lloyd George retracting promises to Russia, and future division of influence among England Ireland Scotland and Wales. Mentions strategic position of Constantinople as gateway and possible German-Russian expansion aiming for access to the open sea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd George
Russia
Englaed
Ireland
Scoland
Wales
Gibraltar
Germany
Opes Sea
Witnesses to Freedom across Europe and the Near East
A fragmented wartime note references a vast cloud of witnesses to freedom on the Flanders front and across France Italy Macedonia Palestine Mesopotamia. It vows not to forget their claims and mentions the detainees toward Sand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flanders
France
Italy
Macedonia
Palestine
Mesopotamia
German cruiser submarines reshape naval warfare claims
The article notes German cruiser submarines, or U boats, shift from small surface craft to sea worthy ships. These vessels carry 5.9 cm guns and 16 torpedoes, stay at sea six weeks, and employ "wet guns" on stationary platforms for instant firing as soon as they surface.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gubmarines
Weil
Quatre
Rheumatism Treated By Williams Pink Pills
A classic 19th century advertorial extols Williams Pink Pills as a cure for rheumatism stressing blood quality and repeated attacks. A Toronto reader testimonial claims his wife was cured after six to seven boxes, purchased from Brockville, Ontario.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkies
Williams
Willem
Dr. Wiliams’ Medicine Co
Brockville
Ont
Death of Dick on Seaghees Reserve on Vancouver Island
An aged Indian known as Dick from Discovery Island and a wotan of pre Sir James Douglas era died recently on the Seaghees Reserve in British Columbia. The article notes his era before white settlement but provides no exact dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Discovery Island
Sir James Douglas
Vancouver Island
Seaghees Reserve
British Columbia
Alberta Fish Catch Faces Service Dispute Claims
Readable fragments suggest disputes over services and timing involving Alberta fish catch interests. The limited text references a non-tenet, a clock, and unspecified parties including the BBE Cui and Preosees papers.
Alsace Lorraine and French Resistance Amid War Claims
The article argues Germany annexed Alsace Lorraine during its invasion of Belgium and Metz and to secure loyalty, while noting ongoing French resistance. It cites 30,000 Alsatians who crossed the frontier to join French forces and admonishes Americans to consider the wishes of Alsace Lorraine inhabitants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alsace-Lorraine
Belgium
Metz
Rele
Alssee-Lorraine
France
Germany
Freech Armica
United
New York Tri
Cure claimed for Chase's Kidney Liver Pills in ad
An Edmonton ad touts Dr Chase's Kidney-Liver Pills as a remedy for headaches bilious spells and liver sluggishness. It cites testimonials from Charles R. Tait of Newtown NB and A S Mace JP endorsing cure after one box and warns buyers to insist on genuine Chase's pills at 25 cents a box from Bates & Co. Limited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeChase
Chase
Charles R. Tait
Newtown
N B
Orarly Alwys
Dr. Chase
A. S. Mace
J.P
Charles KK
Edmonton
Bates & Co. Limited
Toronto
New Milk Regulations Set Price Additions Across Provinces
The food controller caps markups on milk delivered to premises. From January and until further notice the added amount must not exceed the cost by more than 3 cents per quart in Manitoba Saskatchewan Alberta British Columbia or by 5 cents per quart in Ontario Nova Scotia New Brunswick or Prince Edward Island.
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Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
British Columbia
Ontario
Bec
Nova Scotia
Brunswick
Prince Edward Island
Stone That Bends Property of J L Miller at Portland
A sandstone slab resembling a wetstone and bending under slight pressure is owned by J L Miller, a Civil War veteran in Portland. Miller left the stone to Jim Tillotson. Tillotson died recently and Miller reportedly obtained it 20 years ago from the Carolinas during the war. Geologists will study the stone’s bending possibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L Miller
Portland
Regen Miller
Jim Tillotson
Lotsa
Carolinas
Candetoceius Creek
Cutigura Heals White Pimples In Experiments
Patient recounts skin lesions described as white pimples that cracked and burned. He reports applying Cutigura cures and notes rapid improvement with the ointment, as he remembers using the remedy during a painful episode.
Co-Operative Live Stock Trading in Calgary Market
The Calgary Alberta operation of United Grain Growers reports higher livestock throughput in 1917 with 1417 cars containing 68,000 head valued at 2.22 million dollars, up from 1916. The cooperative assists farmers with markets, shipping, and herd development, aiming to boost Alberta's livestock economy.
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Calvary
Alberta
United Grain Growers
Calgary
Edsuaagos
SSO
Bsis
Livestock Department
Saint Shipping Association
Com
Kaiser's Blasphemies and War Talk Across Europe
The article criticizes Wilhelm II with a harsh assessment of his speeches and motives. It notes lingering reverberations of German ambition and calls for vigilance against nationalist rhetoric amid wartime tension. An advertisement promotes Dr Kellogg's Asthma Remedy as a widely trusted treatment.
Tourists Watch As Professor X Exhumes Wrapped Egyptian Body
A group of tourists observe Professor X unwrapping a wrapped corpse believed to be an ancient Egyptian burial find. The dramatic moment draws attention to archaeological uncovering and cultural heritage.
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Prof X
City council bans unauthorized miltary medals and uniforms
The council passed an order forbidding wearing of medals and military style uniforms by unauthorized individuals during the war period. Violators face summary conviction with fines up to 100 dollars or up to three months in jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pereuns
Agy Perées
Toletos
Imprisco
No Peace With Military Party Dominance Predicted
Fragmentary wartime text argues no lasting peace while military faction controls the government. It accuses German leaders and allies of pursuing plunder and coercion, warning only a political shift could offer security and an end to conflict.
Fearless Four Charge Leads to Narrow Victory
A four member unit drives a decisive late surge to edge the opposition by a narrow margin. Key figures include a fearless leader guiding the charge and a standout owner supporting the effort as the team seals the win.
Allies urged to recognize colonial troops in war effort
A French international dispatch from Le Temps quotes Sir Wilfrid Attlee and Lloyd George urging recognition of British colonies in the Americas and Caribbean as co-belligerents as U S export restrictions affect supplies. The appeal follows discussions in Washington with British and American authorities about sustaining troops and resources for the front.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlante
United States
Sir Wilts Attardice
Washington
Amera
Bahamas
Jamarcee
Bermudas
United Siates
Unclear text fragment from British Columbia item
Fragmentary notebook note references British Columbia and a monetary amount of 140 dollars. No clear event, date, or names available to form a complete news item.
Fragmented historical note on wartime events and figures
Fragmentary text references wartime topics, figures, and places with unclear context. Mentions include various names and places like Britain, America, and early 20th century concerns, but no clear event, date, or outcome is discernible from the readable portions. The passage reads as a mosaic of scattered phrases and names without a coherent report.
Incomplete OCR The Mystery of a Local Story
A fragmented OCR message mentions a newspaper writer and a 2 story tale. It references readers and a reader reaction but lacks clear events, names, places, or dates to form a complete news item.
Community Hor q Every community o the duty and privilege horse show
Local notice outlines a community horse show event with emphasis on duty and privilege. Details unreadable. items suggest a public gathering focused on horsemanship and community participation.
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BSB
T Jenkins
Arnhaque
Otto Higel
Wistke Sason
Department of Agriculture
Saskatchewan Farm Loans
Constantinople
Witnesses
Fearing
B.B.E. Cui
Minard
Excelsior Life Insurance CO
Cowan
Co-Operative Live Stock Trading
United Grain Growers of
Uing
Eddy’s
Eddy
Minard’s Liniment
Kaiser
Tom
Cashra
Montreal Herald
Kellogg's
Searest
Piast
Eamonton Aiberse
Cat
Mens Koo
Ore A. A
Orewe of
Fer & Ace
Dempres
Girowgin
Werd Hes Bees
Lwndon
Enem
Oll Cartil Party
Tige
Bevis
Teermen
Poland
Armen
Everest
Bertin
Waretog
Elie
Pebuud
Bregelon
Belward
Berak
Lepening
Anereatne
Junkers
Berlin
Eifle
Joronto
Chargeu Naeded
Hur
U. 8S
Colentee
Lloyd Geor
le Temps
Paris
Hermera
Lezy
British
Colombia
Tahoe
Prebertonem
Armerean Cork
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