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Newspaper
Glenboro Gazette
Location
Glenboro, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 12, 1919
Page
2
A reader describes his skin condition and a routine using Coticure Goap and Oietment and two cakes of Cuticura Beep and two boxes of 4 for toilet care. The note mentions East Ch N.S. and frequent application.
The Winnipeg strike, linked to the One Big Union push, sparks fears of a revolutionary shift in labor and government. Officials warn of Bolshevik influence as leaders claim to fight for fair wages while enabling a complete upheaval of present democratic structures.
A wartime era leader argues against deporting foreign-born residents and warns against repression. The text emphasizes reform through evolution not revolution, urging all people to apply their best efforts for maximum productive output during the postwar period.
The government forms a commission to study Arctic and sub Arctic regions as grazing and food producing country. Members include explorer Vilhjalmur Stefansson Dr J G Rutherford J S McLean and J B Harkin with reference to large herds of reindeer muskox and vast grazing lands in northern Canada.
The Canadian Trade Commission in Ottawa cites a British banking review noting Russia’s prewar 600 000 tons of flax supply and Britain’s reliance on imported flax. Britain’s production is rising as Russia is disrupted. Unemployment in Britain eases as demobilization slows, with housing and road grants planned. Dr Thomas selectric Oil marketed as a cheap curative available nationwide.
The first railway in China from Shanghai to Woeesaung, eleven miles long, opened to the public on June 10 1876. The trial trip, initially opposed, occurred on March 16.
A noted trend labeled a craze is shown to be ineffective for extending lifespan, with researchers finding no longevity benefits from its practice. The report highlights caution on adopting unproven health fads and stresses evidence-based conclusions.
A terse remark questions the certainty of a man who claims total knowledge, implying arrogance blinds awareness of ignorance. The quote hints at humility and epistemic limits in confident individuals.
The office manager expresses confusion over scheduling and asks for the last two weeks for Tene to take vacations. A judge is mentioned in relation to the matter.
A Canadian article notes the Spanish influenza left many with weakness and blood depletion. It promotes Dr Williams Pink Pills as a fast restoring treatment, citing Mrs. George Londer of Hamilton who improved after nine or ten boxes. Available from dealers or 50 cents a box.
Cablegrams to President Wilson General Pilsudski and Premier Paderewski allege efforts by the Society of Polish Engineers and Merchants in America to seed anti Polish public sentiment under a defense of Polish Jews. The accused actions are described as aiding Germany.
Advertisement touts Putnam's Corn Extractor as the cure for corns and warts, claiming painless separation by a silent process. It asserts any corn Putnam's cannot cure remains undiscovered and urges purchase at dealers for 23.
The Supreme Economic council reports about 100000 Typhus cases in Poland with rising epidemic spread also seen in Hungary and several Southern European nations. A tri national committee will work with the League of Red Cross to draft definite plans to combat typhus and cholera for submission to governments.
The French cabinet approved steps to remove nearly all export restrictions. Commerce Minister Clemente told ministers of talks with allied and associated nations about recording imports and exports.
Report notes a sharp fall in India’s wheat crop with implied impacts on supply. Trade sources assess weather and pest factors driving lower yields. Analysts warn potential price effects for importers and domestic markets.
A feature story contrasts a clothing salesman extra pocket with a button to deter theft. Mr Longsuffer suggests a combination lock while joking that his wife can undo a button, highlighting fashion security concerns and humor.
A Boston study urges leaders to confirm errors before retreating and to verify correctness prior to action. Experts say measured risk taking and thorough testing reduce costly mistakes and improve outcomes across industries.
An honor roll was unveiled at the Montreal CPR works to recognize apprentices who volunteered for overseas service during the war. Mr. Muir and Mr. Burns led a gathering of foremen and apprentices, praising those who paid the supreme sacrifice and urging others to uphold their memory. The CPR offers five scholarships in mathematics and mechanical drawing and provides two hours of weekly instruction to 380 apprentices.
The government of Great Britain will build central power plants at strategic locations to generate electricity in large units. Lloyd George says the project will utilize mineral resources for power on a large scale, create rural industry, provide remunerative work, and improve urban and town industries by lowering costs and boosting efficiency.
A damaged OCR fragment notes a Brom Quinine laxative tablet box with the label Bro mo Quinine and a sole Groves signature. Details are unclear but reference a single signature present on the box.
Reports forwarded to the State Department by Isaac Siegel name 54 Jews massacred in central and eastern Europe during March and April. The dispatch notes many hundreds more without definite information were killed.
A dozen eggs cost about the same as a pound of beefsteak. The feod value of the eggs exceeds one and a half times that of the beef, and eggs can feed many more people than the beef.
Paris reports Norway refuses to join any blockade against Germany should German delegates refuse to sign the peace treaty, outlining a cautious stance amid negotiations.
A perplexing Telia palm, bending toward ground each afternoon and rising each morning, is explained by Sir J C Rose. Recording instruments show the trunk depresses in the afternoon and rises at dawn due to the earth’s diurnal movement. The palm demonstrates heightened environmental sensitivity and dynamic balance among trees.
Honolulu reports Richard H. Trent, custodian in Washington, says about 600 dollars in German money was unearthed under a German Samoa house, with reports the buried sum could reach thousands as searches continue for more loot left by German residents who fled Apia for Pago Pago before the war.
Proclamation from Rhine cities declares a Rhine republic with Coblenz as capital while Wiesbaden hosts the provisional government. The text frames the move as anti-Prussian not separatist and calls for peace through reconciliation, with allied forces adopting a watchful waiting stance.
Ancient Fen Chou Fu, dating to 2000 years before Christ, with fortified walls rebuilt by Manchu refugees after the Ming collapse. The city shows long-lived bronze birds atop gates, narrow crooked streets, and nesting birds. A traveler photo captures a Chinese wedding party with a groom in a derby hat.
The Star cites 19th century debates on a Channel tunnel with a wartime rhyme from 1825 showing public chatter about a sea crossing under the Channel. A London writer recalls long discussions and calls the project a monstrous bore. The verse imagines Calais to Dover crossing and French invasion fears.
A dialogue fragment shows Mrs Benham and Benham discussing an engagement under a mistletoe. Benham notes he is not blaming the plant and explains he fell under it knowing its deadly properties.
A concise item notes that a lackluster facial expression can undermine advertising efforts. It discusses how demeanor affects audience perception, urging more engaging visuals and positive presentation to attract attention.
Newel Attache of Telien Bbesky to Uneswal Treatment Welinaten Distriar of Colombia Rear Admiral Cowet Max Lovaretti naval attache of the Italian embassy and his secretary Camille Cereti arrive in Washington from Mexico. They report being subjected to undue treatment by Mexican government authorities. Coent Lovaeteli summoned to Rome to personally report incidents described as violating diplomatic rights.
A humorous Louisville Courier-Journal item presents a man asking about a cure for a constant buzzing in his ears and a tongue in cheek reply about his wife desiring an automobile. The quip reflects lighthearted social observation of domestic life.
Advert says constant asthma strain leaves patient in hopeless exhaustion. Claims Dr D Kellege's Asthma Remedy acts quickly on air passages and brings blessed help. Urges every home with asthma to keep this remedy.
The requisitioned Dutch fleet totaling 67 vessels and 413 420 tons now in U S service will be returned to Dutch owners in Holland rather than American ports. Most ships will be delivered when current food relief voyages end, possibly excepting the Ryndam and the Hollandia which remain in use as transports.
Forest fires raged for four days in the north destroying Debden and Eldred on the Big River CN line. Strong winds fanned the flames into the most damaging bush fire in recent years.
Returned Australian soldiers are exempted from compulsory service under the Defence of the Realm act. Many volunteers are joining the special reserve being organized in the Commonwealth.
Miller's Worm Powders are in demand at chemists and drug shops at low cost. They are a standard remedy to expel worms and ease worm-related suffering in children, a relief many mothers praise for their families.
Buenos Ayres reports another round up of anarchistic agitators increases those awaiting deportation to 800 aboard two army transports. Native Argentinians are to be sent to the Terre del Fuego prison island, with government not disclosing exact numbers involved.
A reflection on how a man's labor may echo his character and the danger of calling others fools, as restraint can prevent resentment and reveal hidden wisdom.
A short London Mail quip notes the tea at a boarding house has been weak for ages and a border replies that this is unsurprising. The exchange underscores ongoing dullness in the setting.
The Louisville Courier Journal notes a parent’s remark that a child may tell truths that are awkward and embarrassing, while acknowledging moments of honesty that complicate social grace.
A home remedy suggests shaving lemon juice mixed with three ounces of orchard white to create a quarter pint skin lotion. The article claims it bleaches freckles sallowness and tan and softens and whitens skin with daily facial massage.
Gold worth 6.5 million dollars arrived in New York from Canada and was delivered to J P Morgan & Co. It marks the first of an anticipated 18 million dollars Britain plans to send to the United States to cover purchases here. No further shipments are expected next week due to transportation limits. This is the first large import of gold for British account since the United States entered the war.
A compact remark reflects on the proverb about a cat’s nine lives and notes eight spent in voice culture. It then offers a critique of true greatness, defining it as someone who travels widely without lecturing or writing about those journeys.
A concise notice notes that mild praise does not hinder ongoing writing or speech. The point emphasizes steady progress in expression, suggesting encouragement rather than interruption. The remark implies focus on communication over flattery.
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