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Newspaper
Grenfell Sun
Location
Grenfell, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Dec 06, 1917
Page
7
Fragmentary text references money orders and a coded appeal about loyalty to an empire and throne. Mentions German influence and a aim to sow discord, urging duty to be worthy of leaders and to thwart enemy plans.
In Alberta the total wool clip value this season reached an estimated 682 thousand dollars. Officials expect the next harvest to surpass this figure by several hundred thousand dollars as more sheep are imported and breeding increases.
A Toronto Star report notes Fagland’s 70 cent contribution and a 76 percent casual ties result, suggesting their efforts equal or exceed prior involvement despite wartime pressures. The piece reflects on public response and ongoing support during the era.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe cattle shipments and trade between Alberta and northern regions. Mentions large consignments, values, and cross border movement with references to shipping, markets, and local handlers. No clear dates or named entities clearly identifiable.
Fragmented OCR text shows a medical claim about Minard's Liniment curing an illness or condition. The lines reference a patent medicine style cure and mention Port, cheese, porter, and a name resembling Watron with unclear context. No verifiable events or dates.
A newspaper notice outlines CNR guided excursions for LS Americans starting December 3. The plan features a three passenger sine d cfm agent and travel for cruise passengers under reduced United States rates.
Fragmented OCR text touts Pink Pills as a universal cure claimed by The De cine Co Beockville Ost. It promises easy use and health improvements with warnings against other medicines, noting price details and dealer accessibility.
A garbled excerpt discusses bullet travel and sound delay. It mentions speeds from 100 to 3000 feet per second and the idea that a report can signal safety, with references to distance and timing effects of a gunshot sound.
A fragment describes corns lifting out with the fingers without pain. The text mentions applying a fee and a quick result, with references to Washington Star and Mother Worm among others. The readable material centers on a claimed finger assisted corn removal method and promotional tone.
A muddled report recalls a 2 000 bank enemy and Austrian forces near a government detention camp clearing land north of a Dominios Farm. Diamonds and gems, once lost, were recovered through insurance claims as power shifts and a German coastal region influence emerge amid wartime turmoil.
An old advertisement touts a herbal cure named Auer for kidney and rheumatic issues. It claims the product cleanses waste, prevents stone formation, and restores kidney function. Testimonial notes relief after years of troubles and urges readers to try the remedy.
Hereford cattle dominate at the Calgary summer fair with high priced bulls like Brau Perfection winning the grand prize. The champion bull has also earned world championship recognition at the International Stock Fair in Chicago. His owner plans to send 15 head of breeding stock to the exhibition and is confident of another championship run.
A damaged notice claims $100 reward and cotarrh care with a boiling remedy as a supposed cure. It mentions testing and a “Headed Lottery” for cures, signed by F J Cheney & Co, urging readers to mail in testimonials and purchase the product.
A Fal lis Alberta farm report notes yields over 100 bushels per acre with several potatoes weighing pounds each. The farmer states this is typical for the district, indicating widespread high productivity in the Fdmontor area.
A brief newspaper notice notes Minard's Liniment cures garget in cows with claimed wide relief and sales across regions. The piece highlights endorsement and consumer use, reflecting period advertising tone.
A fragment from a country paper describes a bride in lizard-green silk with a cheek marked by ash from the dawning of womanhood. The ornate diction hints at a ceremonial or poetic bridal image within a historical context.
A notice from MINARI LINIMENT LTD promotes their household remedy MINARIUS LINIMENT as a tested product with testimonials from notable individuals across the nation. The piece emphasizes simple, straightforward endorsements rather than promotional interviews.
Fragmented statements claim bacon and bread prices are controlled by a food authority. Cited sources suggest bacon costs are lower in Britain than Germany, while bread prices faced by September 17 show government measures and subsidies affecting retail costs.
The wider market in the United States and Canada this year boosts Newfoundland herring by reducing imports from Scotland and Holland. The shift strengthens the local fishing industry as packers adjust to new supply conditions and price effects.
The piece argues peeling lowers food value and boiling vegetables wastes minerals. Boil hardier roots like carrots and parsnips in large pieces with little water to minimize nutrient loss. It notes teeth and bones form from minerals in vegetables and warns against overboiling.
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