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Newspaper
Davidson Leader
Location
Davidson, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Jan 10, 1918
Page
2
Historical notes show feed steers over winter raises on-farm returns as fattening prices rise from fall to spring. Brandon experiments report profits above market oats and barley, with straw and grain rations, dehorning, box stalls, and uniform lots maximizing gains and easing labor.
Experiments at Brandon show open sheds and brush suffice for winter steers. With a clean dry area, roof to keep crow off and a windbreak, cattle resist cold without full shelter. More feed may be required, but sometimes it lowers cost than constructing buildings.
Government guidance outlines two methods for canning poultry to extend meat supply. Method 1 cans whole or divided chicken in hot jars after frying, with water bath sterilization. Method 2 covers dressing, boiling, returns bones to liquid, and sterilization in a water bath.
The article calls for Dominion wide meat and bread rationing to feed troops, urging housewives to cut daily meat by one ounce and to economize every day. It cites provincial beef consumption drops, stresses daily vigilance, and promotes using more fish and vegetables and leftovers to meet wartime needs.
A fragmented report notes Britain plans to standardize clothing for stay at home citizens to create uniform style. The article hints at fear and confusion over distinguishing individuals from servants and mentions confusion with food and farm staples in a bleak, satirical mood.
A fragment notes a home receiving two meat rations amid wartime shortages. The text suggests confusion or a ciphered line, mentioning secrecy and a negative exclamation followed by a brief assertion.
A summary of the Dominion Entomologist’s annual report outlines long term aims to protect crops from pests, lists 10 provinces involved, and details study areas across grain crops gardens forests stored products and household pests. It notes wildlife conservation work and explains that control recommendations are published separately while providing contact details in Ottawa for copies and inquiries.
A terse line from a literary fragment about a woman's compelled silence and private torment. The text hints at deeper emotional stakes and societal pressures, focusing on concealed pain and personal struggle.
In Berlin Frau Lorisgen argued with a bread office clerk after he ordered her to sit down. She struck the official, prompting a judge to fine her ten shillings for indecent behavior ten shillings for seating without permission and twenty shillings for insulting a government representative.
A rough World War I era column from Kansas City Towne praises the British and urges American support for Allied efforts. The writer mocks military theories, calls for continued attacks on German forces, and salutes leaders Haig Ryng and the Varities.
An aged exhibit from the Paris fair, once denounced as an eyesore, now serves a serious role as a wireless station. Its rigid lines endure though it once drew acclaim as a pleasure resort, and it maintains direct communication with Canada across 2 509 miles.
A shipwrecked airman recalls confusion locating friendlies after losing his map. He wonders if they were in hostile territory as a French woman and child appeared, while a later memory ties to Rampton Farmers' Fair and famous horses used at mines.
A reader recounts a persistent skin ailment affecting the hands with watery blisters and sore figures. The condition caused aching and disrupted sleep for months before healing with ointment. A note promises a free sample by mail.
The Prime Minister declares steps to secure naval assets amid wartime strains. Reports say forces suffered casualties as the expeditionary effort faces heavy resistance. Officials stress national defense priorities and the need for resilience in the face of enemy actions.
A fragment notes tension over imported goods amid a global conflict. The piece hints at economic strain and potential trade disruptions affecting the United States and allied nations.
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