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Newspaper

Estevan Progress

Location

Estevan, Saskatchewan, Canada

Date

Mar 14, 1918

Page

2

German Lieutenant Spindler Treated Generously After Capture

Report describes Lieutenant Spindler of the Lifau captured after a raid on Ireland. He concealed twenty one five pound notes on his clothing. when questioned he claimed differing viewpoints between English and German officers. The prize court forfeited the money but granted him a full month's pay. other officers received no returned funds.

Lifau Ireland Prioner Spindler Peter Volwans Spindier

Ginger and worm remedies in old newspaper notices

Restrictions may likely be placed the purchase of Jamaican ginger. The old temperance refrain hints at water drinkers and ginger in hot drinks. Mothers can know when children are troubled with worms and use worm exterminator remedies.

Apple crop program proposed for Itoish Ceotombia province

Deputy minister announces excellent apple harvest prospects in the province and a campaign to persuade households to buy apples over other products to aid conservation efforts.

Iitish

Hoover Belief Promotes Thoughtful Food Purchases

A 1920s slogan hints at civic virtue urging consumers to buy food with thought while praising public service and a cheerful tax system. The brief note reflects era marketing blends with social campaigns.

Fragmented wartime letters criticize British policy and German piracy

The misspelled excerpts cite a forester and Albert Ballin in replies to Grand Admiral von Tirpite and Privy Councillor Rathe man. They claim wealth rise from enterprise while Britain bears piracy burden. A Montreal Herald quote condemns British policy as exploiting others for German gain.

Urotessor Forester von Tirpite Privy Councillor Ratheman Albert Ballin Mortreal Herald

Child’s Odd Answer Reveals Family Name Riddle

A station officer questions a man and tries many queries to identify him. The child finally says his mother calls his father by no name she likes him, revealing a playful family nickname.

Electric Oil Heals Respiratory Ailments, Testimonials Claim

Dr. Thomas Electric Oil is praised for curing respiratory disorders with this oil said to ease bronchial inflammation better than any other preparation. Testimonials claim rapid relief and wide efficacy for sufferers.

Thomas

Origins of War Slang From Trenches to Quiet Farewells

The excerpt catalogs World War I slang for German foes and artillery. Terms like Boche Berthas Marmites and crumpa appear alongside grim trench language for death service by chaplains and being buried as pushing up the daisies. It notes the rough crude nicknames and euphemisms used by soldiers.

Kropp Malker

Saskatchewan approves flax straw binder twine venture

An authorized Saskatchewan company under the Katchewah Companies Act will produce binder twine, commercial twine, and cordage from flax straw with a $1,000,000 capitalization. The new process yields about 270 pounds of twine per ton of straw, promising economical utilization of a long burning residue.

Saskatchewan Regina Sastchewan

Increased Respect Mes Hawbuck-Hiram

Farmer H I notes it now takes twice as long to drive the pigs as before. The other speaker replies that he would not speak harsh to critters valued at fifty dollars each. Boston Transe

Hawbuck Hiram Farmer H Boston

German diplomacy and U boats stir Danish port ties

A Philadelphia Telegraph item cites a German Daily Gazette story quoting the Copenhagen envoy on limiting sea traffic with Britain. It notes Reventlow’s interest in coupling submarine warfare with political moves in Scandinavia and suggests extending U boat activity to Danish food exports to Britain.

Denmark Hun Copenhagen Britain

Be Cured Today of Backache Telegraph Ad

A medicinal advertisement claims Dr Hamilton's Pills cure backache and liver kidney stomach disorders. It touts vegetable, mild formula and promises appetite, color, strength, and good spirits with a 25 bottle purchase. Also mentions superstition about thirteen with President Wilson and national symbols.

Ds Hamilton Hamutton Dr. Hamilton

Woman praises Dodd's Kidney Pills in St John ad

Mrs. Mantle of 117 King Street East St John New Brunswick says three years of weariness, drowsiness, headaches, and pains are relieved by Dodd's Kidney Pills. She urges sufferers to try the remedy. The pills claim to purify blood and restore health and are endorsed by many women who felt run down.

Dodd Koda

Atrocities in Serbia Shock Greek Balkan Fronts

An appeal from Serbian students in Switzerland and the Serbian legation in Washington cites deportations to Bulgaria affecting entire families. It claims priests, teachers, and doctors were removed and only one elementary and one secondary school allowed to operate. Rebels face shooting by Austro Bulgarian forces.

Serbia Macedonia Switzerland Washington Bulgaria Pur

Blake on keeping foreigners from fooling us

A London Morning Post quotation recalls Oliver Cromwell's era, urging workers to mistrust internationalism and protect national interests. The line attributed to Blake frames the business of preventing foreign deception as a warning to working men.

Oliver Cromwell Blake London Morning Post

Evolution of Western Farm Life in Canadian Prairies

J. D. Athelney Evans discusses the Western Canadian prairie journey from pioneer days to modern farming. He traces trade hardships, rural logistics, and the shift to improved infrastructure and education, noting a forward move toward intensified husbandry and rural migration.

Prairie Canada Great West Prairie Provinces J. D. Athelney Evans

Marion Bridge Lints Man's Claim as Best Seller Liniment

A local merchant states Manard's Liniment has been the top seller for the past year in Marion Bridge CB. The claim highlights strong local demand and repeated customer preference for this liniment product.

Marion Bridge

Saskatchewan Co op Creameries form poultry department

A poultry department is created within the Saskatchewan Co operative Creameries to handle eggs and poultry. The program aims to improve quality through buying and grading, building on Saskatchewan’s growing poultry sector. The province, third in Canada, has about six million birds and aims to reach twenty million. efforts target youth involvement through schools, fairs, and competitions to sustain interest.

Co-operative Creameries, Limited Co-Operative Creameries of Saskatchewan Canada

Allies Scrap Archangel Supply Depots and Russia Breaks with Entente

The article notes Russia’s defection from the Entente after France and Britain withdrew from Archangel and the White Sea area. Allies spent vast sums building warehouses, wharves, cranes, and harbor facilities for Russia, much of which was lost as guns and war materiel were redirected to Germany. The piece calls the Archangel episode ghastly and astonishing, suggesting alliance efforts failed and Russia shifted sides.

Russia Actio France Britain Angel White Sea Morma Arctic Ocean Entente Archangel Great Prence United States Germany

Guard the Baby Against Colds Patent Pills Ad

To guard the Baby against colds can equal Baby's Own Tab om. The Tablets are a mild laxative that keep the little one's stomach and bowels working regularly. It is a recognized fact that good stomach and bowels prevent colds and promote health and happiness. The Tabs are sold by medicine dealers or by mail at 25 cents a box from The Dr Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ont.

Dr. Williams’ Medicine Co Brockville Ont

Must Farm or Fight Exemption and Farm Duty Urged

The piece argues that farm exemptions should bind workers to stay on the farm and produce, warning officials will monitor and compel those exempted to labor. It frames military service as the farmer’s tool to keep exempted workers on production and avoid coercion by farmers.

Miitary Service Act Lethbridge Herald

Canada’s Wheat Crop Outlook and Stock Abroad

A survey estimates last year’s Canadian wheat crop at about 215 million bushels. By December 1, about 112.5 million bushels remained on this side of the Atlantic, with 68.5 million in the United States en route to the allies. Much wheat was still in farmers’ hands.

Canada Ontario Atlantic United States

Prophetic Tone Tracks German Split and Peace Conference

A Springfield Republican editorial condemns the illusion of two Germanies and urges the end of delusion that moderates like Hertling and Czernin can oust the militarists Tirpitz Hindenburg and General Hoffman at the peace talks, arguing for decisive Allied leverage.

Sheep Growers See Wealth in Wool Boom Despite War Losses

The article argues wool prices will stay high as global wool output declines. It cites heavy European losses, reduced flocks in Germany Turkey Austria Hungary England and France, and growing US declines. Western Canada, especially the Prairie Provinces, gains as wool production rises with expanding small flocks and weed-control profits.

Canada Europe Germany Turkey Balkan States Austria-Hungary England France United States National Montana Prairie Provinces

Regina Growers Oppose Grain Screenings Handling

Members of the Regina local of the Saskatchewan Grain Growers Association opposed current grain screenings handling at their last meeting after talks by James Robinson and Hon. George Brown. They passed a resolution applying the cleaning and disposal rules to all grains and urged fair payment to farmers for screenings. Brown noted elevators collect 2 to 3 million dollars yearly for screenings and that some screenings fetch high prices in the U S while farmers burn unusable residues.

Regina Saskatchewan Grain ‘Growers’ Association James Robinson Saskatchewan Erative Elevator, Company George Brown Minneapolis Brown

Many New Schools To be Built this Year

In Saskatchewan 149 districts formed to end of 1916 and 140 to 175 new schools expected this year. Province now has 4029 districts. 84 formed in 1905, peak second in 1912 with 382 districts. Government promotes public education with liberal school funding and rural access rules.

Saskatchewan Eet Sa

Dinner Titan Minutes Joyful Feast

A quirky exchange Рад Edgas expresses joy over minutes for dinner while mentioning turkey. The odd dialogue hints at a playful, intimate moment centered on meals and celebration.

Titan

Germany at War quoted on ruthless valor and treachery

A passage from Maj. Haldane Macfall’s Germany at War argues that Germans view “superior breed” rights to break laws against inferior races and commit treachery, while enemies committing such acts are seen as committing an enormity.

Maj Haldane Macfall Germany

Record for Two Year Old Cow Mercedes Dichess Second

Two year old cow Mercedes Dichess Second, owned by Willian Gibert of Ston Plain Iberta, qualified in the Canadian record of performance. The cow produced 11,266 pounds of milk and 420 pounds of butter in a year's test.

Mercedes Dichess Willian Gibert Ston Plain Iberta Rcord

Warned to Prepare for War All at Home

An advertisement urges readers over thirty to protect kidney vitality to prevent premature aging and death. It promotes Anuric double strength and advises drinking water, sweating daily, and clearing uric acid from blood. Trial package offered for 10 cents from St. Pierce, Thorold, Ont. Witness testimonials claim kidney strengthening and relief from rheumatic symptoms.

Dr. Lerce Surgical Institute Buffalo N.Y Dr. Peres St. Pierce Thorold Kidneye C. A. Clarke Bee

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