Lessons in Community and National Life
American school children will receive material for democracy through bulletins and lessons titled Lessons in Community and National Life. The plan, coordinated by the food administration and educators, aims to teach conservation of food and resources while training pupils in recognizing rights and participating in a cooperative democracy. School officers are urged to promote this plan in classrooms and during civic instruction.
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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 Bright In Western Canada
The Western Canada live stock outlook is bright as farmers push to expand herds. Major obstacles include buildings fences and capital but progress continues with eight years of cows and heifers already sourced this year. Demand remains high and feed costs rise yet expansion persists. Hon. W. C. Sutherland.
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Canada
Department of Agriculture
J Hon
W. C. Sutherland
United States Prepared for War as Navy Awaits Moment
The piece quotes a New York Times view that the U S will not fear war debt and will strike on land as air power grows. It highlights a ready navy and aviation to counter Taubes and German artillery, signaling resolve to join operations and fulfill a shared effort.
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New York Times
Minard's Liniment Cures Distemper
The note mentions Minard's Liniment as a cure for distemper and describes German prisoners in an Indian camp, with the writer planning to send a letter once sunny weather allows him to take photographs to accompany it.
Free Meals and Volunteer Effort Support Returnees in Canada
The article notes 9 360 people involved in August operations for returning soldiers in Canada. It cites 1 027 paid staff and 8 333 volunteers, with 1 800 daily transfers to rest houses, 160 760 officers and men sleeping nightly, and 15 613 meals served at seven free refreshment buffets run by volunteers.
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Canada
Senea
Ommy Ring
Empire Metropolis
London
Loch Shear
Saeko
Minard's Liniment Co. Ad Promises Pain Relief
In July 1905 I was thrown from a road machine injuring my hip and back and later used a crane for 14 acres. In 1906 Outridge of Lachute reports benefit from Minard's Liniment, claiming to be as well as ever today.
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Minard’s
Liniment Co. Limited
Minard
France Reaps Heavy Toll After Fifteen Months Of War
The passage describes France enduring great losses over 15 months and now facing a shift in burden. It notes the weight of artillery has moved in her favor, but the line ends abruptly, offering no further details on actions or outcomes.
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France
Dream of home and duty in wartime reflections
A wartime diary fragment contrasts longing for home with grim duties of service. The narrator recalls a hospital visit to a dying comrade and the emotional strain of ongoing fighting while maintaining resolve to stay until the work is done. An unrelated asthma remedy ad follows, promising relief and future prevention.
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Meeks
Ymon
Beret
Earth
J. D. Kelgs
Bulletin No 49 Details Small Cold Storage Buildings
The Dominion Department of Agriculture issues Bulletin No 49 on simple inexpensive cold storage construction for farmers and country stores. It includes five complete plans with specifications and ice storage quantities, with free blueprints offered and available by writing to the department 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 Promoted in Local Advertisement
Local notice touts a catarrh remedy claiming to cure catarrh and related conditions. The advertisement emphasizes nationwide reach and claims strong results from the product.
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Discase
Gapemoe
Ship Earns Legion of Honor After Heroic Action
A ship is commended by the French minister of marine for its fine conduct in battle. The crew’s bravery led to recognition with the Legion of Honor, reflecting distinguished service against the French forces.
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Legion of Honor
Sheep Population Growth in Canada Urged by Railway Official
Sir George Bury of the CPR writes to the Columbia Ot Growers Association advocating a larger sheep industry. He cites global totals and per capita data, noting Canada ranks 22nd with about 2.17 million sheep and urging increased production to boost lamb and flock numbers.
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George Bury
C.P.R
Russia
High Columbia
Australia
South Africa
United States
Ireland
Great Britain
Canada
New Health For Women Pink Pills Promise Restored Vigor
The article urges middle aged women to use Dr. Williams Pink Pills to combat headaches dizziness and fatigue caused by weak blood. It claims the pills stimulate appetite strengthen nerves and restore health offering a home remedy widely sold by dealers and mail order.
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Dr. Williams
Sree
Feeding Margin and Cattle Price Factors Discussed
The article analyzes how feeding margins around 150 dollars depend on purchase price cattle weight gain feeding period and feed costs. It notes higher buy prices and faster gains shrink margins, while poor quality stock or expensive feed widen them. It also promotes Parmelee's Vegetable Pills as relief for dyspepsia.
Cargo Vessels and Allied Shipyard Plans
The United States has 1 036 cargo vessels building for ocean traffic. At current German submarine success rates it would take about 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 Ventilated Bins Over Prevent Overheating
Prof. William Stuart of the U S department of agriculture warns against storing potatoes in large bins or pits. Deep piles cause sweating and high central temperatures, especially with immature tubers or moist soil, unless ventilated partitions are added.
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William Stuart
U.S. Department of Agriculture
British Columbia Log Production in Van-Soree District
Log production in the Van-Soree district of British Columbia for August increased by 12 feet compared with the previous month. The report notes a rise in output, reflecting higher logging activity in the region during August.
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British Columbia
van- Soree
British Columba
Treason Allegation Shocks Case Involving Exterminator
In a startling local case, an Exterminator faces treason charges alleging actions that threaten national security. Prosecutors detail alleged conduct and outline potential penalties while defense requests careful review of evidence and legal standards.
British Engineers Handle Lines In No Man’s Land Tale
A Royal Engineers Signal Service unit runs telephone lines across northern France. An injured reconnaissance commander radioed for help but was connected to the wrong office. He heard a voice ask for his number and later heard his wife’s voice amid artillery fire.
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Royalngineers
France
No Man's Land
Chief Central
Den
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