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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 10, 1917
Page
6
Measure for Measure in War Pledge from London Telegraph
In a defiant wartime editorial the London Daily Telegraph argues Germany will exhaust its strength in this year's campaign and urges Britain to respond with equal sacrifice. The piece warns disaster for Germany is near if Britain commits to unwavering resolve and total effort.
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Germany
London Daily Telegraph
Registration survey tracks Manitoba agricultural students post college
President Kernolds of the Manitoba Agricultural College in Winnipeg released a survey of nine female students showing 38 percent return to their own farms for the summer, 7 percent seek outside farm work, 5 percent become housekeepers, 5 teachers, with 22 unreported. Among male students, 4 percent will work on parents’ farms, 32 percent will join their own farms, 2 in creamery work, 6 ready to work on farms but not yet placed, and 30 unaccounted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kernolds
Manitoba Agricultural College
Winnipeg
Worm Exterminator Promoted as Healthful for Children
An advertisement claims worms harm children and praises Mother Graves' Worm Exterminator as the best medicine to expel worms and restore health.
Arsenical Fly Poison Condemned as Extremely Dangerous
Dr. Ernest A. Sweet of the United States Public Health Service warns in a government bulletin that arsenic fly poison is a menace to every home. He cites 106 child poisonings in three years reported by the American Press and urges destroying flies by safer means, noting fatalities and misdiagnosis with summer diarrhoea and cholera infantum. Arsenical fly destroying devices are deemed extremely dangerous and advised against.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest A. Sweet
United States Public Health Service
Sweet
Asthma Remedy Tops Market as Only Lasting Relief
After a decade of use Dr J D Kellogg's asthma remedy is praised as the sole relief for a grateful user. The note claims it is now the recognized market remedy and the greatest asthma specific within reach of sufferers.
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J.D. Kellogg
Little boy quits school over never learning to spell
A distressed boy tells his mother he will stop attending school because the teacher keeps changing words, making spelling seem impossible. The exchange highlights frustration with learning and school routines in a simple childhood vignette.
Minard's Liniment Praised by Port Hood Island User
Amos T. Smith of Port Hood Island reports a severe leg injury with swelling above the knee. He used Minard's Liniment which quickly halted the pain and reduced the swelling and he speaks highly of the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minard
Liniment Co., Limited
Amos T. Smith
Port Hood IslAnd
Absent-minded Irishman Charged After Pledge Sign
An Irishman who signed the pledge was charged soon after with drunkenness. He explained, in a humorous exchange with himself, that it was absent-mindedness and a habit of talking to himself. He claimed he told himself to wait outside while he drank alone.
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Pst
Pat
Pittsburgh
Chronicle-Telegraph
The Briton A Splendid Fighter Emerges In War
The Briton has discovered soldierly qualities long dormant and proves a splendid fighter possibly superior to past professional soldiers. He seeks danger with a keen appetite, aiming to show both friends and enemies his fearlessness, though he may be too daring according to Le Figaro.
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Marshal Bugeaud
le Figaro
Paris
Liberty Worth Fighting For Great Britain War Call
A London Daily Mail editorial declares Britain must defend liberty by urging those abroad to join the fight and resist alien nationals on English soil. It frames the conflict as a holy war deciding whether freedom endures or perishes.
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Great Britain
England
London Daily Mai
Calgary boys in public schools favor farming says Herald
The Calgary Herald notes a strong trend among Calgary public school students toward farming, contrasting with eastern city schools. The editorial urges the school board to strengthen this inclination, arguing Alberta should produce as many graduates for farms as for professions and industry.
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Calgary
Alberta
Calgary Herald
It Does Three Moves Equal A Fire In Paper Hanger Talk
A nostalgic quip contrasts three moves with a fire and notes that a single visit by paper hangers outdoes a cyclone. The exchange hints at local events or sayings without specifying details.
A Spring Tonic Claim for Blood and Health
A spring health pitch promotes Dr Williams Pink Pills as a blood builder and nerve tonic. The ad claims the medicine clears skin, boosts appetite, increases energy, and restores health for run down individuals. It cites Mrs Maude Bagg of Lemberg Saskatchewan endorsing the product and lists pricing and mail order details from The Dr Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ontario.
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Williams
Maude Bagg
Lemberg
Sask
Dr. Williams
Dr. Williams’ Medicine Co
Brockville
Ont
Culinary Conflict At Table In Domestic Tale
A young husband questions his wife about a cake not tasting right. She insists the recipe was followed exactly and the cookbook declares the cake delicious, asserting the issue is imagined.
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Dearie
French thrift and small economies in food values
Kitchen waste costs households greatly and food thrifty habits could ease domestic problems. Doctor Wiley says a third of food is wasted while prices for meats butter eggs and other staples push households to adjust. Learn thrift to stretch income and keep pace with rising costs.
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Doctor Wiley
Draft Horses Prove Most Profitable For Farmers
The article argues draft stallions yield the most profit for average farmers as they eat slightly more hay but not more grain, are easier to confine and train, and can work younger. It notes two year olds on discs and harrows grow larger by three, with demand for quality draft horses over 1,600 pounds driving prices to 275 to 300 dollars per head.
Day of Reckoning Warns German Victory Not Tied to Starvation
Dr Suedekum of the militant branch of the German Socialists argues that Britain cannot be starved into surrender in six months and predicts German victory with indemnities. He lists claims Germany should pay for Belgium injuries, pre retreat occupations, civilian ill treatment, Zeppelin bombings, and sinkings of ships.
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Suedekum
German Socialist Party
Great Britain
Germany
Belgium
Springfield Republcan
Oil of Merit Dr Thomas Electric Oil Promoted
An advertisement extols Dr Thomas Electric Oil as a carefully investigated remedy not a mere medicated jumble. It claims unique curative oils restore health and retain public favor since its first use, inviting trials to prove its healing power.
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Thomas
Russia Frees Prisoners From Siberian Penal Camps
The revolution prompts release of political prisoners from Siberia. Liberal goals include abolishing exile for political crimes and reforming camps. Many inmates have suffered in Kara mines and Arctic camps. Some prisoners of war may stay in Siberia after the war, aiding regional development.
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Siberia
Russia
Kara
Arctic Circle
Peter the Great
Siberian
Matrimony as Postgraduate Course in a Woman’s Education
A colonial-era expression asserts marriage as the advanced training for a woman, framing matrimony as the ultimate academic pursuit. The remark reflects social expectations of female education and status in public discourse of the era.
Co-Operative Plowing Pact Aids French Farmers
French farmers adjoining form a co operative plowing association covering about 600 acres to tackle spring plowing amid labor shortages. They acquired a 23 horsepower tractor with a three furrow plow. Costs are charged by area cultivated, and first use is by lot with order reversed after one pass, prioritizing heavier land that can only be plowed in good weather.
Free Zone promises painless corn and callus removal
A Cincinnati man discovered a compound named free zone that claims to remove corns and calluses with a few drops. It supposedly dries instantly, shrivels the tissue without harming surrounding skin, and requires no pain before or after use.
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Cincinnati
Saskatchewan Rural Telephone Firms Expand Throughout Province
Saskatchewan rural phone networks are growing with 735 farmers' companies serving over 25 000 farm subscribers and 24 856 pole miles. Analysts expect at least one million dollars in new lines this season as farmer associations run these systems under government supervision.
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Province of
Saskatchewan
A Power for Good in Salvation Army Work
J D A Evans reflects on General Booth and the Salvation Army as a powerful force for moral uplift across the world. He recalls rescue homes hospitals and employment efforts while noting Queen Alexandra’s tribute to Booth’s enduring legacy and worldwide impact.
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Canada West
Salvation Army
General Booth
Booth
Christian Church
Friends
Queen Alexandra
Britain
J.D.A. Evans
Engaged Couple Inspect Each Other With Eyes Closed
A couple engaged to wed exchange playful vows as they pretend to judge faults with closed eyes. After marriage they reportedly use a magnifying glass to inspect one another, swapping humorous observations about early domestic quirks.
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