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Newspaper

Davidson Leader

Location

Davidson, Saskatchewan, Canada

Date

Nov 16, 1916

Page

2

Dr Chase's Ointment Claims Broad Healings

A reader letter extols Dr Chase's Ointment for curing eczema and skin sores in children and adults. Advert claims include relief from itching and burning and a claim of complete child recovery after early use. The letter endorses Dr Chase's Nerve Food for nervous trouble and cites Bates & Co Toronto as sellers.

Cheee Chast Geo. McNair River Charles Lopania Barns Bruce Dr. Chase de Chase Bates & Co, Ltd Toronto

Tuberculosis Among Troops Reported By Colonel Thompson

Col Thompson of the Yukon notes tuberculosis among soldiers in convalescent camps. He cites difficulty diagnosing early stages and says recruits with tubercular tendency often develop TB after barrack relocations and changes in station.

Col. Thompson Yukon Bowie Aneda Anadun Oto Cal Thompson Aehe

St Vitus Dance Cure Promoted By Patent Pills

An old advertisement claims Dr Williams Pink Pills cure St Vitus Dance, claiming the condition stems from poor blood and mental strain. It includes a testimonial from a mother whose fourteen year old daughter was cured after five hours of treatment and notes the pills cost $2.50 from medicine dealers and mail orders.

de Williams Rine Mia Wa A Squires Cannington Cat Dr. Williams

Education Progress Expands Forty-Three Districts in Province

In the past three months the province established forty three new school districts. Total districts exceed 3200, organized by population density. A fragment mentions a private remark about informing a wife, with a humorous exchange about who is in the house.

Peck Boas Scott

Seed plan goals clean seed from farm fields

Farmers can produce pure seed by selecting a defined summer fallow area and removing weeds and foreign wheat varieties. Western Canada wheat, Marquis and Red Pile, remain top quality, enabling farm based seed districts and perpetual crop purity.

Canada Parmners

Minards Liniment Relieves Neuralgia Claim

Louisville Courier Journal notes Minard's Liniment relieves neuralgia with the old remedy touted in a brief reader-supported blurb. The column repeats the claim in marketing style and mentions public interest in wellness products.

Catarrh Cure Claimed In New Claim Ad

An advertisement touts a remedy for catarrh and related throat and nasal symptoms. It promotes a compound medicine with a mix of ingredients claimed to cure catarrhal conditions. The note includes a sales pitch urging readers to send for the product from a Toledo, Ohio address.

Weis A & CO Props Toledo

Battle account recalls muster of troops amid heavy fire

The Baltimore American quotes a battle report noting well-seasoned troops were mustered out and peppered with shot. It also advertises Dr Thomas Eclectric Oil as a universal liniment claimed to ease suffering, available everywhere.

Baltimore American Thomas

The Last Great West in Northern British Columbia

A fragmentary assessment notes that Northern British Columbia remains the last great undeveloped west with settlers sparse and rapid growth in the rest of North America yet to come. The piece hints at optimism and future development.

British Columbia United States Canada

Front Letter From Al He Haq Lord Northcliffe

An excerpt from a front letter by Al He Haq Lord Northcliffe describes wartime conditions and personal reflections. The piece offers a glimpse into the era's military life and the writer's perspective on events.

al He Haq Northcliffe

Potatoes a Paying Crop This Year Says Board of Trade

The Seskatoos Board of Trade reports scarce seed and high wholesale potato prices in the East with Irish cobos from New Brunswick selling at 1.0 while Western markets quote similar levels. Freight adds 1 1/2 cents per bushel to Toronto and Montreal. Inquiries arrive from firms in the East and Sault Ste Marie with U.S. letters also received.

Bert Pesto McClure Scheeders Seskatoos Board of Trade New Brunswick Montreal Toronto Board of Trade Ioage Sault Ste. Marie Ontario States

Grand Complexion Improver Better Than Cosmetics

Advertising copy touts Dr Hamiltons Pills as a solution to faded cheeks and skin blemishes. Claims of youthful bloom and improved health, with a 25 cent offer and promise of pimples gone, cheeks rosy, and eyes bright.

Hamilton

The Neighborhood Club and Rural Community Action

The Farmer argues neighborhoods solve local business and social problems best. He says the neighborhood is the real working unit for rural organization and should be built up or risk dry rot. Affiliation with other clubs is possible while tackling larger issues.

Romania Promotes Horse Breeding With Brood Mare Aid

The Kurmmanian regulation aims to improve the horse breed by distributing 1000 brood mares at low prices to qualified peasants. Buyers must show sanitary stables and land for forage. The mares may not be sold for four years after purchase and buyers incur certain liabilities.

Rumania Ministry of Agriculture

Canadian Boy Scouts and War Service Across Nations

Reports describe Boy Scouts aiding war efforts in Italy and New York, with roles from sentry duty to coastguard service. Central Park Conservation Troop No. 114 in New York guards park property and assists police, while the Duke of Connaught praises the movement to Ottawa. Also notes on dyspepsia remedies and Parmelee's Vegetable Paste.

Ben Dominion Venie Ben Duke Montreal Toronto Oreh Regina Calgary Vancouver Victoria Italan Boy Scouts War Ministry Territorial Army Corps Coastguard Service Boy Scouts New York Central Park Central Park Conservation Troop No. 114 Duke of Connaught Canadian Club of Ottawa Roy Canada

Crowfoot Farming Company Reports Record Wheat Yield 1915

Crowfoot Farming Company of Crowfoot Alberta sworn statement shows an average yield of 51 bushels 3 pounds per acre on 1.3% acres of number one wheat. The notes indicate 40 acres produced 59 1/2 bushels per acre in the Canadian Pacific Railway Block in Southern region.

Crowfoot Farming Company Crowfoot Alberta Crowtootee Company Canadian Pacific Railway

Letter from Harry C. Williams Describes Migration

The fragment cites a 1916 letter from Harry C. Williams of Pambrun Saskatchewan recounting prior work in advertising for a Southern paper and a stock-raising boom. The text also notes a Scottish farmer being questioned in court about the events and a lawyer's inquiry into travel plans.

Harry C. Williams Pambrum Saskatchewan

Meerschaum mansion talk and Morocco soap substitute

The piece notes how meerschaum, while used in Spain Vallecas near Madrid for coarse blocks, remains far from luxury for most American millionaires. It contrasts Moroccans across the straits who use a varied meerschaum as a cleansing agent and even as a pipe material amid factories.

Vallecas Madrid Straits of Gibraltar

Too Good Strange Mary Da Cant Have An Offer

Fragmentary dialogue hints at romantic tension between Mary and a suitor named Man a. The line notes social expectations and potential marriage dynamics in a small community. The wording suggests a scene from a period piece or serialized tale.

Mary da

Mother Graves' Worm Exterminator Blesses Mothers and Children

The product is praised by mothers for relieving children's suffering and restoring health, claiming it brings relief and improved well being.

Weary Variety Agent Broadcast Patchwork

An unclear item notes a weary variety agent and a comedian linked to an orchestra, with mentions of a trench and Punch. The fragment implies a backstage or performance context without clear events or dates.

Ay Fay Oy Punch

Minard's Liniment Story Sees Quirk in Ad Copy

A fragmented ad blurb from a historical page mentions Minard's Liniment and a nonsensical line about scolding a hest and Sire. The readable text hints at an early 20th century style promotional snippet lacking clear narrative. No identifiable person or organization beyond Minard's Liniment is confirmed.

The Advertizing Sense of the Hen

A fragment praises the hen for laying an egg and cackling at the fact while noting roosters may lack intellect but often show some sense before advertising.

Fragmented OCR hints at missing travel schedule

Readable fragments suggest a planned itinerary with dates or stops but key details are garbled. Names and places appear incompletely, leaving uncertainty about participants and locations.

Tea demand boosts Cemsdus despite nine imperial bans

In a bustling market scene, traders report rising demand for a beverage known as Tea édemand. Authorities enforce nine imperial bans to curb illicit trade, but suppliers push forward with steady shipments as shortages tighten Continental shelves.

Fragmented German War Propaganda and Allied Responses

Readable fragments depict Allied observers noting German misinformation and civilian confusion. The text references German leadership, press control, and attempts to divert attention from strategic war efforts, with mentions of Hindenturg and Minden bore, and Allied reportage on British reception of German news.

Biles Creemeny Great Britain Denman Milvete Diewlay

Fragmentary OCR Note Missing Coherent News Meaning

The readable text shows disjointed phrases with unclear subjects and place names. No coherent event, people, or organizations are identifiable, making a reliable summary impossible without additional readable content.

Military frontline prisoner list from July to September

The table lists prisoners captured by Allied forces on the main fronts from July 1 to September 18. It notes that counts for the German army and Salonthi forces are excluded and cites figures from Allied communiqués covering September 18 to October 4.

Marie Fourmal Pato Frente Bermenien

Also Mentioned on This Page

ST. Vitus Made In Parm Minard Louis‘ville Carter Gratty Eddy’s Boy Scout Notce Parmelee Excelsior James Richardson & Sons Winnipes Sasssioon Seton Ipmeretea James Richardson A Sons Gredra Gueramierd Wright Andall Eliable Minneapolis Winnipeg Duluth Neel Jee Oes Lee Meerschaum Spain Arlington Tate Ada Osteria H. Clat Glover CO. Inc West Jont Street Therapion Otto Higel Liniment Dandreff Crawford Belle Han Ad Ee Eprek Drasht Britain Bet Pricon
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