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Newspaper
Davidson Leader
Location
Davidson, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Jun 27, 1918
Page
3
Doctors promote a non drug cure for bronchitis and throat weakness using a pocket inhaler delivering a soothing healing vapor. Catarrhozone is claimed to cure chronic bronchitis and catarrh by inhalation, with sizes priced from 50c to $1.09 plus samples. available through stores and druggists via the Catarrhozone Co Canada.
Raoul Lufbery, famed ace of the American Expeditionary Force, died in battle after a career of constant travel and adventure. Born in France to American and French parents, he roamed the world from Paris to Egypt, seeking peril and glory as a fighter pilot.
The narrative follows a man who left Germany for Hamburg and the United States, then moved through Wallingford and New England with family ties. He learned English, befriended locals, and later wandered through New Orleans, Mexico, San Francisco, and Honolulu. He served briefly with the American army in the Philippines, then joined the Lafayette Escadrille in 1916 and earned top decorations, writing a wistful letter home before planning a German prank for his departure.
Vilhjalmur Stefansson, recovering commander of the Canadian Arctic Expedition, urges preservation of musk oxen noting their potential as domesticable meat stock. He writes to John Burnham of the North American Game Protective and Propagation Association stressing public support and government action to save the species.
At this hour Americans see Germany’s true nature as a power that dons democracy when losing and discards the mask as odds turn. The remark parallels Mr Balfour’s view that Germany hides behind democratic veneer only in defeat and reveals harsh aims when tides turn.
A garbled OCR fragment discusses lost prestige, a sword, and civilization. It mentions Sealy and a Chicago Tri- context but lacks clear events, dates, or identifiable subjects.
The text outlines early chick rearing with a focus on growth, feed timing, and comfort. It covers hatch timing, brooding practices, access to clean sand and grit, signs of hunger, and removing uneaten food. A five-feed daily plan from days two to twelve includes dry bread crumbs with milk, finely cracked grain, balled oats, more dry crumbs, and mixed grass. It also notes the importance of fresh soil or grass daily and adjusting feeding to conditions.
Proposal on health and longevity from a 1910s guidance tone. Dr. Pierce of Buffalo recommends daily water between meals and Anuric to remove uric acid, aiding kidneys. A milk vegetable diet with little meat is advised, plus trial packs and personal testimonials claiming relief from rheumatism and stiff limbs.
Russian protests rise over German violations of Brest-Litovsk provisions in Ukraine, Vinora, and Black and Baltic seas. Foreigner Tchitcherin reports German attacks on Russian fleet and hospital ship, and impeded sailing from Baltic and Arctic ports.
The piece laments Armenian persecutions and calls for U S support to rejoin the war against Germany and Turkey. It notes Armenian troops offering 150000 and recounts aid efforts in Bristol where 1530 silver thimbles were collected for Scottish Women’s fund.
A fragmented passage discusses Nelsons Trafalgar signals and modern coding, mentions Zeebrugge, Togo, and Napier with references to British naval bravado. It includes wartime quotes and a joke exchange about a diner and a recruiting orator, ending with a brief crowd response about locomotives.
Frank H. Simon argues in the New York Tribune that Ireland faces peril amid global conflict and urges alignment with Allied powers. He warns of Armageddon if neutrality or misaligned sympathies persist and stresses unity against invasion and tyranny.
A fragment warns that houseflies spread disease and contaminate food. It urges thorough sanitation of garbage and manure, covering waste, and preventing breeding to curb germ growth. The language reflects historical health guidance on hygiene and pest control.
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