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Newspaper
Davidson Leader
Location
Davidson, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Nov 12, 1914
Page
6
The article discusses foodstuffs deemed contraband, the policy of neutral countries in relation to Germany, and the aim that neutrals should have adequate food supplies for their own people. It notes limitations on entry unless governments assure Britain that items are not destined for Germany.
Cape Wolfe Canada letter from Mrs J T Coon describes severe female troubles improving after taking Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She reports good health and twin boys now two months old, urging others to try the remedy.
A government study outlines how several pests, including white grubs and other beetles, devastate orchards by feeding on buds, leaves, and roots. The analysis notes significant seed loss and crop damage across regions, urging control measures to protect fruit trees and crops.
The Pet Parisien describes a raid where 14 Germans were billed. Citizens warned of the approaching force opened cattle pens and drove stock to safety. A large steer reportedly charged the Germans, who retaliated, causing injuries to animals and people before the herd was dispersed. Pound a Week For Disabled Men advocates five pounds weekly for permanently disabled war workers, challenging past begging allowances. Geo Nicholl Barnes argues the government should support veterans and curb street begging.
A garbled excerpt recalls Joseph Chamberlain and courteous elections, noting rougher campaigns in the past. The text includes stray phrases about a house, a door, and a Philadelphia Ledger mention, but many words are unintelligible.
Ailing 17 year old girl suffered a spine injury causing lifelong disability. Her condition worsened over years, leaving her unable to walk normally and forcing constant care and endurance. The narrative notes sickness and social impact within the family and community.
A Canadian engineer suffered years of deafness from head disturbances, catarrh, and nervousness. He gradually recovered, hearing trains and conversations again, aided by medical advice. Greenbacks name origins and related notes about chromic use are included, along with anecdotes about Thomas Sterry Hunt and actor Hard Labor.
The piece argues Canada should act to expand trade with Germany and disrupt German supremacy by asserting leverage in wheat and manufactured goods. It notes Germany's 1901 economic position and the shifting balance in North and South America, urging Canada to pursue stronger access to markets and counter German strategies. It references Germany's wartime posture and the impact on trade, suggesting Canada can gain by aligning with broader imperial and economic trends.
The Canadian trade commissioner in Holland reports 2 500 bags of flour from Canada via New York were mixed with other goods on the steamer New Amsterdam of the Holland America Line and seized as contraband. The flour was unloaded at the French port and protested since the goods were not shipped to an enemy port.
An advertisement extols Dr Williams Pink Pills as a remedy for rheumatic misery caused by thin blood loaded with impurities. It claims the pills restore blood quality, relieve pains, and prevent rheumatic poisons from attacking the joints, citing a testimonial from Mrs. Emeline Smith of St. Jernene, Quebec.
Fragmentary report describes deadly fumes released by shells in enclosed areas luring fears among troops. The text mentions German positions and bombardment impact, with unclear details and damaged OCR phrasing.
Fragmentary notes describe troops and recruitment themes with references to Cuba Egypt and Aldershot. Mentions of enlisting men and rapid mobilization hint at military preparations and the disciplined environment of training camps.
An account praises Captein Grenfell and his men for gallant defense under fire. They sheltered cavalry horses, rallied wounded, and led a counterattack to protect their position as enemies fired near their battery.
The article recounts a Victorian Cross awarded to a sailor in the Crimean War for a dramatic bombardment feat aboard a vessel. It notes the dangers of shellfire, the involvement of admirals, and the era’s naval hardships. It also shifts to remarks on army and navy salaries and promotions, including references to field marshals and Indian Army officers.
A fragment describes a hoard of plate money dated 1889 with stamps and a gilt inscription of Carolus Gustavus. It notes five hundred sixty six coins and a copper plate melted down for coinage value, with a carved date and inscription linked to Sweden's king.
A distressed old text fragment describes a merchant offering Heer blend and Minerd Liniment. It mentions Namita Lind and a levy vanity, with claims of 15 years in business and handling a variety of goods. The garbled lines suggest a marketing pitch for retail and travel items.
A printed dialogue fragment features characters arguing about wheat’s nationality and travel. The speakers mention a country of origin and a hypothetical voyage with or without its mother and father in a playful, rhymed exchange.
The piece discusses Stevenson s grave in the Empire and Ramos interest tied to British expansion. It mentions a book chapter on Gamos in the South Geag and a plan to stay on the island with Madeira trips and land bought near Apia, with few trips to Sydney.
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