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Newspaper
Grenfell Sun
Location
Grenfell, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Sep 27, 1917
Page
7
A fragmentary text discusses unseen worlds and the afterlife with reflections by a speaker. It mentions shadows, mortality, and a belief in death’s mystery, alongside remarks attributing enduring influence to wise counsel and the power of memory.
A German recon patrol in No Man's Land is ambushed by a large mastiff that savagely attacks and injures a peasant, then is shot. The dog carried a secret receptacle linking it to a treacherous network. investigators deduce the mastiff acted as a message carrier for enemy agents amid patrols.
Fragmentary text reports bonds found near a damaged plant at the war front. A wounded French soldier allegedly stole them, was killed, and the bonds later passed through German hands before a final disposal by civilians. The narrative is incomplete and unclear.
An old advertisement touts Baby's Own Tablets as essential for households with children. It claims the remedy keeps youngsters well and notes it costs 25 conte a box from The Dr Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ont. A London barber quips about the air of the atmosphere.
Fragmentary notes claim the United States shipped vast numbers of horses and mules to Europe early in the war as motor ambulances and vehicles reduced reliance on animals. The text references medical figures and asks about blood and care, but details are unclear due to damaged text.
The article recalls historic sea routes between Calais and Dover, describing medieval voyages and the naval clash around Dover and the Thames estuary. It notes figures like Eustace the Monk and Hubert de Monks, and contrasts French and English naval power across the Calais approaches. It reflects on the enduring maritime link between England and France and the cultural memory of invasions and defenses.
A fragmentary report outlines plans for fifteen additions to Atlantic fish distributions and central arrangements. It mentions a controller role for Canada and updates to rail links and tree maintenance affecting service increases.
Fragmentary notes describe farm labor in England, noting women workers and agriculture roles. It mentions the Se apes the ah women Soldiers and various strains of farm labor, with references to cottage industries, birds, and rural life as observed in 8 special apiit reports.
An advertisement touts a home remedy to remove corns and calluses using direct freezing drops. It claims quick relief from pain, easy lifting of the corn, and minimal cost, with promises of immediate effect and simple use.
A historical excerpt reports on lightning rod usage among farmers, noting insurance rate implications and varying adoption. It mentions related agricultural departments and assessments, with scattered references to individuals, places, and organizations, though the text is fragmented.
President Wilson orders official control of all sugar related manufacturers refiners and beer producers and imposes licensing by October 1 4 1917 for firms corporations and associations engaged in importing manufacturing or refining sugar cane beets or producing syrups and molasses.
BC honey production is projected to surpass all records with prices rising to 23 per unit. George, director of the BC Keepers' Association, credits favorable weather and abundant clover for higher yields. Observers note increases across the lower mainland and in the Kootenay region, while early figures show promising gains over last year.
Fragmentary text shows a rural exchange about manure from a barn, plowing, and a wagon, with references to John and Lin and loading corn to town. Details are incomplete and many words are garbled.
A historical note explains Copenhagen chewing tobacco as a different form of tobacco product. It describes placement in the mouth and contrasts it with other types, labeling it as an economical chew.
Berlin authorities impose strict limits on electricity and coal use for households. A cap on hot water and tea or coffee limits is set after public uproar, with initial 60 percent limits eased. Even Bethe are restricted as freight cars are diverted to Europe.
Prominent claim that Minard's Liniment is offered widely with a blend described as three parts corm three parts fg oil meal and a final mixture. It notes present prices at fifty four dollars per ton in eastern markets and signals broad availability.
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