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Newspaper
Hedley Gazette
Location
Hadley, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Jun 15, 1916
Page
2
A garbled excerpt references per capita cane consumption and a vintage scene with a value around 91F units. It mentions a 4 pound per person intake and a listing of items including a sewing machine, cutting fabric, dresses, dummies, and sewing chairs, suggesting a domestic inventory or barter scenario.
A Toronto officer with the H A M O writes from France describing seven motor ambulances and three horse ambulances attached to their unit. He notes a large convoy of ambulances and vehicles on the roadside, many London-style buses repurposed for troop transport, and various horses and mules used for artillery and supply duties.
Louis Champagne, a well known local resident, proclaims newfound health after a long illness. He credits Dodds Kidney Pills with restoring his strength and appetite, urging others with kidney issues to seek treatment. The piece cites supportive quotes and notes at length the crowd’s reaction and related remedies.
The article reviews Rudyard Kipling’s early wartime views, noting his focus on military necessity, the enemy’s losses, and Britain’s finances. It cites his stance that retreat is impossible, expects universal prosperity to come with war, and mentions moral Hazard of debt and potential future rewards for those who bear burdens.
Alberta's cheese industry is poised for expansion as war demand raises prices and supplies. Provincial officials note the sector could soon supply key needs with strong forage, feed, and milk resources. Lower foothills are seen as prime for cheese production, potentially improving storage and quality in the province. The interview highlights optimism for a robust year, with high prices expected to continue.
A communication to the United States Department of Commerce from D. Baker describes the Kuselan railway reaching Tabriz in Persia and possibly extending to Bilechitas to Petrograd. The line is pushed for military use with war power aims, and may divert to Moscow trade routes. Tabris in the lead carpe markets the world with a 200,100 population and a leader in ced fruit exports.
A vintage advertisement extols Baby's Own Tablets as the best remedy for keeping children well. Mrs R Morehouse of Blissfield New Brunswick reports her baby improved after use. The ad promotes purchasing from druggists or by mail at 26 cents per box from Dr Williams Medicine Brockville Ontario.
An advertisement touts Nerviline as a penetrating and powerful back pain remedy. It claims deeper action than ordinary applications, offers a money back guarantee if relief is insufficient, and notes Nerviline is sold by druggists worldwide for 26 cents per bottle or 0 dollars from The Catarrhozone Co Kingston Canada.
A front-page letter to Mr. O A Allen, secretary of the Canadian Emigration Office in England, warns against premature peace and urges Britain to keep fighting. The writer notes widespread destruction from war, desolation of counties, and calls for renewed vigor to spur emigration and wake up Britain and America.
A fragmented report describes households struggling with higher income tax while illness and repeated ineffective cures fail to halt rising expenses. The piece notes government payment expectations and ongoing financial strain for families.
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