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Newspaper
Glenboro Gazette
Location
Glenboro, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 27, 1918
Page
3
An advertisement promotes Catarrhozone a inhaled remedy claimed to cure chronic bronchitis weak throat and catarrh without stomach medicines. It asserts direct action in breathing passages via a pocket inhaler with sizes priced at 1.00 two months supply and 0.50 for small size sample 25c available from Catarrhozone Co Kingston Canada.
Foster meets a wary stranger seeking a guide to Langsyke and a night of poaching. Wrapped in foggy moonlight a net appears with partridges amid a tense standoff as silhouettes threaten to arrest him. The scene shifts to two others finishing the haul while a lurking gunman demands a number.
A London Chronicle excerpt notes how naval signals and watchwords from Nelson to Togo shaped battles. It cites Trafalgar, Zeebrugge, Vindictive, Keyes, Wellington, and Napier as examples of terse commanding phrases used to rally ships and crews.
Sidney Colvin notes one of the era s most refined authors treated spelling as unnecessary. He cites not reproducing every minor eccentricity of spelling and observes the author s accurate but unconventional usage that even critics struggled to adopt.
A candidate for medical honors struggles with a question about sweating a patient for the rheumatic test. A professor presses, and the student quips he would send the patient to be examined, while mopping in the doorway.
Cratos recruitment splinters amid unclear motives as voices from Kear rally support. Community figures urge unity while questions arise about leadership, strategy, and the road ahead for the movement.
An analysis argues silos maximize feed efficiency amid rising grain and meal prices. It highlights cost comparisons for silage versus hay and roots, summer and winter uses, labor and storage savings, and the broad seasonal value for herds of ten cows or more.
Editorial argues Japan has shown honor and friendliness, deserving greater confidence than Germany. It urges U S acquiescence to Japan’s Siberian plans and placing Pacific stewardship in Japan’s hands, reflecting a pro-Japan stance.
A visitor to a Georgia home praises the mistress for her thriftiness and hardworking nature. He remarks in a serious tone that he wishes his wife were as industrious as hers.
A wartime homily urges water intake and kidney care from Dr. Pierce Buffalo. It promotes Anuric double strength and Axcuric for uric acid relief, claiming backache rheumatism and kidney support. Testimonial snippets claim relief from arthritis and back pain after using the products.
New rules curb food waste in Canada with penalties up to a thousand dollars and three months' imprisonment. Sees fat and cereals as vital substitutes amid shortages. calls for careful seed use and reduced butter and pork in cooking. Senator Colby tours Eastern Canada detailing rationing, noting Paris limits and a bread stance.
The piece warns flies carry dirt and disease including typhoid fever tuberculosis and diarrhoea. It urges thorough cleanup each week, covering garbage and manure and avoiding food crumbs to stop fly breeding and contamination.
Britain’s munitions board contracts placed in Canada since March 1, 1917, per the Liverpool Naas of Commerce. The last year saw 46 wooden ships authorized, totaling 6,000 tons and 211,300 tons, at a quoted value of 964,506.0.
Vilhjalmur Stefansson, recovering Arctic explorer, argues musk ox could become a valuable domestic meat animal. He urges preservation, cultivation, and legal protection to prevent extinction and enable grazing in Alaska and Arctic Canada, noting its potential meat yields and social herd behavior. He plans to push governments and public figures on the issue.
Russian Foreign Minister Tchitcherin reports German violations of Brest-Litovsk remain widespread across Ukraine Finland Virola Black Sea Baltic regions. He cites terror arrests executions and leaflets silencing dissent while Germans aid White Guards in Finland and Russian property remains unprotected.
The Chicago Tribune editorial notes that Britain would not yield to pacifist conciliation with Germany and Austria. It argues the Kaiser clings to prestige, claiming Germany has none aside from the sword it may wield, and urges humane civilization to defend itself from that sword.
A record notes 4 078 acres total with 465 acres designated as pow allotments. The figures provide a breakdown of land use for the area and its allocation categories.
A Leslie's summary reports Armenia facing mass slaughter in the Caucasus as Turkish forces threaten Christian Armenians. It notes Armenian contributions to Russia, calls for U S intervention, and argues the United States should invest up to ten million dollars to help Armenia rejoin the war and avoid starvation.
A lawyer asks a witness where he was on a specific day. The witness says he was with two friends. The inspector calls them thieves, but the witness quips that they may be so since both are lawyers.
A diner asks the waiter about the proprietor. The waiter humorously explains the owner has gone out to dinner and is described as very particular, playing on the name Isit Waiter.
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