Lessons in Community and National Life for Democracy
American school children will receive materials and bulletins titled Lessons in Community and National Life. The program, produced with cooperation from the food administration, aims to teach conservation of food and national resources while training pupils to recognize their democratic duties and participate in a cooperative society. School authorities are asked to adopt the plan promptly to enhance democratic education.
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Vrendert Wilson
Adawans
Clancen
Nationa
Ada
Prince of
Enoulsei
United Tre
Equinee
Department of the Imperor Yeeting Thongeh
Bureau
Eda
Prairie Live Stock Outlook in Western Canada
The Western Canada live stock outlook is bright as farmers push to expand cattle and dairy herds. Major obstacles include buildings fences and capital but progress is steady. The agriculture department reports eight years of cows and heifers this year with timely sales and rising feed costs influencing growth.
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Canada
Department of Agriculture
J Hon
W. C. Sutherland
United States Ready to Strike When War Comes
The nation asserts it will not delay its entry into war and plans decisive blows on land and at sea. The navy is eager to engage, and aviation will counter German artillery with Taubes and other aircraft. The message emphasizes resolve and the means to fulfill wartime duties.
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New York Times
Distemper Cured by Minards Liniment and Camp Notes
Minard's Liniment reportedly cures distemper. German prisoner camp in India cited, with the writer promising a letter about conditions after better weather and stop shots. notes the camp is expanding as of the report.
Free Meals for Returning Soldiers Across Empire Metropolis
In August nine thousand three hundred sixty people were involved in arrangements for free meals and rest, with 1,027 paid workers and 8,333 volunteers. An average of 1,800 men daily were moved to rest houses. 160,760 officers and men slept nightly, and seven free buffets served $15,613 in meals for the month.
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Canada
Senea
Ommy Ring
Empire Metropolis
London
Loch Shear
Saeko
Minard's Liniment Co Advertisement Recalled Injury Recovery
A fragment from 1905 mentions a worker injured in a road machine incident and lifted by crane for 14 acres. The testimonial states recovery using Minard's Liniment and improved health today. The clipped text references Outridge of Lachute and dates July 1905 and 1906.
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Minard’s
Liniment Co. Limited
Minard
Toll France Paid Then Reaped The Weight Of Artillery
After fifteen months the toll France paid is repaid in full as the country bears the heavier burden of artillery. The statement notes a shift of weight and responsibility in the ongoing endurance.
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France
Remembrance and Duty Amid War and Illness
Excerpts reflect soldiers at the front dreaming of home while facing grim combat and the toll on morale. A hospital visit reveals a dying man clinging to a distant concern for football results. An asthma remedy ad promotes Dr Kelg’s remedy as relief for sufferers and a return to work.
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Meeks
Ymon
Beret
Earth
J. D. Kelgs
Cold Storage Bulletin Guides Simple Ice House Plans
The Dominion Department of Agriculture issues Bulletin No. 49 on small cold storage buildings. It provides five complete plans with material lists and ice-storage quantities, plus blueprints from the Public Works Department. Free prints and the bulletin can be requested from the Dairy and Cold Storage Commissioner in Ottawa.
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Dominion Second 5 of Agriculture
Dai
Acce Ee
J. A. Ruddick
Joseph Burgess
Department of Public Works
Biue
Pee Bulletin
Department of Agriculture
Ottawa
Catarrh Cure Promises Relief from Local Applications
A fragmented ad claims a catarrh cure exists at a local center and promises dramatic, rapid relief. The text references a “Catarrh Core” and pills for family use, but many details are garbled and unclear.
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Discase
Gapemoe
Ship Receives Legion of Honor For Rescue Fight Against The French
The French minister of marine commends the ship after a perilous engagement at sea. The vessel earned the Legion of Honor for its actions during the fight and stands as a notable example of valor.
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Legion of Honor
Raise Sheep in B C Sir George Bury Advocates Growth
Sir George Bury of the CPR writes to the secretary of the High Columbia Oot Growers Association urging a larger sheep industry. He cites world totals, country rankings, and per capita and per acre densities to argue Canada could increase sheep numbers, noting Canada lags and lambs are scarce.
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George Bury
C.P.R
Russia
High Columbia
Australia
South Africa
United States
Ireland
Great Britain
Canada
Dr Williams Pink Pills Promote Health For Women In Midlife
An article urges women between 45 and 50 to use Dr. Williams Pink Pills to restore rich red blood, renew strength, and ease nerves during middle age. It cites common symptoms and promotes the pills as a home treatment available through druggists with six box pricing and dealer distribution.
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Dr. Williams
Sree
Feed Margin and Peptic Relief Featured in Text
A discussion of feeding margins shows how purchase price weight feed costs and feeding period affect livestock profit. The piece also promotes Parmelee's Vegetable Pills as relief for dyspepsia, claiming long standing effectiveness and superiority over many advertised remedies.
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Parmelee
Cargo Vessels Build Up to Aid Ocean Trade
The United States has 1,036 cargo vessels under construction for ocean traffic. With German submarine momentum, it would take nearly two years to sink them all, by which time allied shipyards would have launched thousands more.
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United States
Toronto Globe
Storing Potatoes Ventilation Pits Warned by Agriculture Expert
Prof William Stuart from the U S department of agriculture warns against storing potatoes in large bins or pits. He notes deep piles cause sweating and dangerous heat in center tubers, especially if immature or soil moisture remains. Ventilated division walls within piles can improve airflow and prevent overheating.
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William Stuart
U.S. Department of Agriculture
British Columbia Log Production Report August Output
Log production in the Van-Soree district of British Columbia rose in August, increasing by twelve feet compared with the prior month. The report notes the total output and compares monthly gains in the regional timber sector.
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British Columbia
van- Soree
British Columba
Treason Trial Sparks Extermination Threats In City
Local reports recount a treason accusation challenging public order as authorities seek to quell threats by an Exterminator group. Officials urge calm while investigators trace motives and connections to planned disruptive acts.
Royal Engineers Signal Service in No Man's Land
A British Army engineer officer on a scouting mission was rescued from No Man's Land. His field telephone line connected unexpectedly to central headquarters and then to his wife’s voice amid German gunfire, highlighting the system's reach and occasional mishap.
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Royalngineers
France
No Man's Land
Chief Central
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