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Newspaper
Grand Forks Sun
Location
Grand Forks, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Jun 08, 1917
Page
3
A farm and home gardening column argues economy rests on proper seed use lime soil balance and pest control. It notes seed eyes in potato peels can sprout but warns against cheating nature and stresses careful pruning thinning and thinning to avoid overcrowding and poor harvests.
New Yorkers flood Broadway with curb merchants selling patriotic items. Pictures of the Kaiser fold into pig images. Citizens buy books on becoming American, Wilson war messages, flags, maps, buttons, and war phonograph records as crowds snap up the wares.
Dominion immigration department permits travel to or from the coast via the Great Northern through the United States without the usual passport. This exception affects those subject to military age adjustments entering or leaving the country.
A Philadelphia Ledger excerpt argues newspapers support national welfare in wartime by dedicating space and resources. It portrays the press as essential to public sentiment, warns against high postal rates and war taxes, and stresses unwavering unity with the president and flag during crisis.
A child named Clarence frantically announces a hurting finger with escalating howls. His mother soothes while clarifying the origin as a long ago incident involving a hammer. Clarence sobs that he did not cry at the time, mistaking his mother for being absent.
A construction foreman finds a laborer sleeping in the shade of a fence and mockingly warns him that he will keep his job while he sleeps but be out of work when he wakes. The scene captures harsh Irish idiom and workplace tension.
A Grand Forks woman reports severe stomach trouble with poor appetite and gas. She says a single dose of Adlerika with buckthorn bark and glycerine relieved her constipation sour stomach and discomfort instantly. Woodland & Quinn druggists advertise the product claiming quick action and safety.
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