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Newspaper
Davidson Leader
Location
Davidson, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Nov 08, 1917
Page
3
Fragmentary OCR passage discusses artificial leathers and imitation materials, referencing fibers, hides, and processes with scattered mentions of clothing, adornments, and hidden trades. The noisy text weaves unrelated medical and personal asides into a garbled historical array without a clear single event or narrative.
The Kaiser’s displeasure ends Albert Ballin’s leadership at Hamburg America Line. Once praised for expanding Germany’s merchant fleet he calls the war idiotic, as ships fall to enemies or sit idle in German ports. Ballin’s life’s work appears erased, a fate mirrored in the New York World’s critique.
Dr Hanen Emerson New York health commissioner argues life expectancy could rise fifteen years in a generation if people act on known health facts. He says disease control is science while turning knowledge into action requires character and church leadership to foster healthier living.
An advertisement claims corns and calluses can be lifted with the fingers by applying Freezone. The product allegedly dries the tissue and removes corn without pain or infection, with small bottles available at drugstores or via wholesalers.
Manitoa reports show the perennial Sew Thistle can be nearly wiped out in one season using summer-fallow. Weed commissioners note districts where wheat crops condemned for thistles were treated with black fallow last year. In infested areas some fields with thistles produced the best crops after uprooting and summer fallow in 1916. Owners of a crop question the labor cost versus payoff as thistles starve grain.
Grain Growers condemn wage price controls as ruinous to farmers and bakers. The text argues fixed wheat flour and bread prices harm producers and consumers, calling for criminal penalties on food gambling while praising price stabilization to ensure reasonable profits for growers.
An advertisement touts Dr Kelieve's asthma remedy as ending attacks and preventing night breathing troubles. It claims the product restores rest and night comfort through a trial demonstration, urging sufferers to try it and verify its value.
The text notes Zeebrugge and Ostende losing their value as submarine bases and their strategic importance fading along the coast of Belgium. It reflects on the diminished role of these ports and their wartime significance.
The piece notes faster ship construction and improved cargo hatchways for easier loading. It highlights port facilities and claims every ton of shipping will be essential for wartime needs, while emphasizing humane seamen quarters and two man cabins to boost worker well being and productivity.
The passage describes a servant and a proprietor discussing an owl and a lodger. It then shifts to an advertisement for liver pills claiming to protect the liver from chill and improper food and urging use of vegetable pills as the best corrective with no superior among preparations.
The Rochester Herald argues that true peace requires eradicating German military power and denying any use of the oceans for ulterior war aims. It asserts that freedom of the seas depends on Allied victory and postwar strength, warning that commerce and security hinge on Germany's complete defeat.
Urgent appeal urges healthier living for those sidelined by illness. Debility fatigue nerve strain and insomnia sap strength and blood flow. Many have regained vigor through treatment and better health practices, restoring energy and life quality.
The readable lines express wartime frustration and accusation toward a ca istic war stance. The text references old friends and distant places, with fragmented phrases indicating confusion and political blame.
A partial transcription reflects harsh public sentiment toward German diplomacy, criticizing lies and duplicitous acts while questioning trust in governments and moral conduct among nations. Wilson’s stance on German guilt fuels debate about accountability and national character.
In the September 19th Century, Prof Forestor Delmer, an Australian-born Berlin professor, recalls how before the war German intellectuals backed the Kaiser but now reassess him. He notes dismissive reactions to successive chancellors Caprivi, Hohenlohe, von Bülow, and Bethmann Hollweg, and critiques autocracy and policy shifts.
Military medical authorities tested thousands of citizens and found one in five sound while four show serious organ or function issues. The piece condemns a blind leadership and lax attitudes toward public health and housing conditions.
Fragmentary remarks stress the need to win and the high cost of defeat with references to farms and factories, implying a call for perseverance and allied strength.
The fragment notes an offer to purchase ext of w cuppiies at a local commerce center. It mentions Bapress Mowery Orcere and five four lars as a possible price or unit count. The readable text is fragmentary with no clear event date or full names.
A Boston newspaper column notes how global issues like Belgium and Alsace Lorraine feel nearer than state politics. It argues Jews as a nation and global mining wages influence American policy, with readers noting deputies in Europe are studied in Boston and San Francisco as the world tightens.
A fragmentary remark assigns blame to soft soled shoes found in a house yellowed by time. The quoted line suggests a mistress of the house speaking, contrasting footwear with the scene in the butler’s pantry.
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