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Newspaper
Davidson Leader
Location
Davidson, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Nov 12, 1914
Page
3
Fragmentary report notes a low cost plan recommending three or four ears daily for a month to improve fitness or health. The text is garbled but implies a routine involving regular consuming or taking of an item. No clear person, organization, or place is identified.
A scanned item notes Mirard's Liniment curing dandruff while a cerear bulletin cites Canada's north population with hundreds in Ungava Hudson Bay coast and Echarehill, listing 1588 people including Eskimos and whites. The rest compiles stray dialogue from an old tale and theatre chatter from Tit Bits and Boston Transcript.
The article discusses wartime trading restrictions and financial obligations, noting claims about compensation to traders and government payments for transportation of goods. It references legal questions on suspending prior treaties and the impact on commerce with Germany, plus duties of British and imperial authorities to maintain order and confidence in commercial exchanges during hostilities.
A mother testifies to the long trusted use of Dr Williams Baby’s Own Tablets for her children. She claims the tablets ease teething, constipation, and indigestion and notes no equal remedy. Sold by medicine dealers or by mail for 55 cents from The Dr Williams Medicine Co Precville Ont.
Fragmented text discusses the Poemana Canal as a trade route and strategic asset for U S defense. It contrasts canal completion with shifts in ocean access and mentions war implications, while interwoven are unrelated stray phrases and mock medical ad content.
An account recalls Corporal Lupin, in the regiment of Jeanne, risking his life at 300 metres to ambush a German battery. He sheltered behind a wall, fired on officers and gunners, causing confusion and a collapsing wall that enabled a British victory. His action shifted the engagement and aided the Allied success.
La Manes correspondent recounts how Tom the regimental dog revived a fainted soldier amid corpses in the Battle of the Marne. The trained canine carried a cape and retrieved his comrade, guiding a campmate to the wounded man. Chaplain Silver of West Point comments on the tale.
A patient with lifelong severe constipation shifted from laxatives to the predigested cereal Grape Nuts after doctors said anal sphincter muscles were weak. The account claims temporary relief then lasting help from the product, describing a hopeful turn after trying the food.
The text appears to describe a disjointed scene with mentions of captains, command, compensation, and a prisoner who deposits money in a bank the next day. Details are incomplete and names or places are not identifiable.
A customer letter praises Dr Chase's Kidney Liver Pills for relieving torpid liver and bilious attacks. The writer cites improved digestion and regularity, notes personal and family benefits, and mentions availability and pricing from dealers and a Limited company.
The Strassburg Prophecy, known in Germany and France, predicts the German Empire will end under its third career after a generation and a half from its foundation. It claims the fatal date lies near 1915, with the prophecy asserting dramatic events to follow.
An 19th century style notice offers one hundred dollars reward for a cure of catarrh not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. The ad asserts Cheney & Co as trustworthy, claiming sixteen years in business and financial reliability to honor commitments.
A collage of stray phrases, jokes about intelligence remark on learning, medical cure for corns, a Swiss Kaiser caricature note, and old party dialogue pieces. The readable content hints at humorous comments, product mentions, and vintage postcard imagery.
A reader’s fragmented account combines civic reform rhetoric with violent interruption as a warder confronts a gunman at the ballot, while oblique notes recount disaster stories from the Maine and Empress of Ireland tragedies, linking Christian Endeavor ideals to public virtue and resilience.
Fragmented lines show possible miscommunication between correspondents. Readers face garbled text with references to KT and noblemen, suggesting a disrupted exchange and unclear authorship.
Reports indicate rising orders from government lines for blankets and other items, with Canadian manufacturers urged to boost capacity. Officials say if orders can be fulfilled promptly factories will receive further directives to support wartime needs. The note warns that fulfillment remains crucial to sustaining regular activities.
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