Publicity Push on Meat Industry Licensing
The columnist notes a presidential proclamation requiring stockyard and livestock commission men to obtain licenses under the agriculture secretary. The move aims to curb speculation and manipulation by bringing transparency to the meat supply and exposing hidden practices. The commentary views licensing as a step toward government oversight, with publicity seen as essential to prevent profit grabbing.
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Livestock Commission
Secretary of Agriculture
Wsopee
The
New York World
Summer Heat Dangers to Babies and Relief Tablets
Summer heat endangers infants with diarrhoea cholera infantum and colic. Prompt aid is vital as illness can progress quickly. The ad promotes Baby's Own Tablets from The Dr Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ont at 25 cents a box to regulate bowels and soothe the stomach.
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Baby
Cous Ealers
Dr. Williams’ Medicine Co
Brockville
Ont
Prussia War Remedy Prompts Clever Editorial
The New York Herald mocks a wartime plan to cure Prussia of war by reshaping its lands to fit Belgium and northern France. The southern paper suggests it would silence talk of war for a century, if feasible.
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Prussia
Lansing
Belgium
France
Minard’s Liniment Restores Traveler After Riding Accident
Jos. Dubes reports a severe leg injury from a horse kick last May in St. Joseph Levis. After using three bottles of Minard’s T the leg healed and he could walk again, ending his layoff and resuming travel.
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St. Joseph
Levis
Minard’s Liniment Co., Limited
Minard
Jos. Dubes
Irresistible Temptation to Kill in War Diary
A fragment from the Philadelphia Public Ledger notes brutal temptations during prolonged conflict. The piece contrasts attacks on civilians and medical staff with the defense of seamen and prisoners, underscoring moral hazards in wartime.
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Delphia Public Ledger
Fully Equipped Wife and Husband Rally At Ice Station
Dialogue fragment shows a wife asking if all supplies are ready and a husband listing ration cards for season 1 reg sugar butter ten tion meat tobacco. Mentions two thirds of German doctors in the army.
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Atch
Bylander
Naval strategy and sea power in wartime
A Fortnightly Review excerpt discusses Britain's 1914 threat from surface ships and reliance on evasive methods. It notes German warships stayed near Heligoland while submarines and mines shaped raids. It cites Admiral Mahan on sea control and argues naval war proceeds by long, patient evasions rather than rapid decisive battles.
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North Sea
Archibald Hurd
Heligoland
Mpatowes
Russia
Board of Admiralty
Admiral Mahan
The Asthma Remedy Promised By Dr Kellogg
The text urges asthma sufferers to use Dr J D Kellogg'sAsthma Remedy to end torment and fear of attacks promising complete relief and a future free from asthma if used faithfully.
Court ruling targets fraudulent naturalization cases in New Jersey
The New York Herald notes that a German born man in County New Jersey who favored Germany has highlighted a broader issue. It argues the ruling addresses dangerous individuals who secured citizenship through fraud and mental reservation, threatening American work and national loyalty.
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New Jersey
Germany
The
New York Herald
Putnam's Corn Extractor Promises Painless Peel
An advertisement touts Putnam's Corn Extractor as a miraculous remedy that shrivels and peels corns without pain. It claims the corn loosens in a solid lump and costs a quarter, with sales claimed nationwide.
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Putnam's Corn
Putnam's
Beland Honored Among Canadian War Figures
The article recounts Hon. Dr. Beland’s wartime service aiding wounded soldiers in Belgium’s darkest months. He stayed with patients when Belgian allies fled, was captured and held in Berlin for three years, aiding fellow prisoners, including Russians and Poles, under strict confinement. He rarely saw family, yet remained devoted to care.
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Beland
Belgium
Boen
Berlin
Maybe Good Luck Follows This Sign In Ontario Fields
In Scarboro and Maxham Township Ontario the letter B is embossed on oat blades creating many theories. Some believe it stands for Britain aiding the war effort, others await luck from the symbol. The phenomenon, once seen in 1901 when it signified Boers, reappears now after a superb oat crop year. similar sightings have occurred in Brant county.
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Scarboro
Maxham
Ontario
Britain
Brant County
Freezone Claims Instant Corn Relief Says Cincinnati Authority
A Cincinnati authority promotes freezone as a pain free treatment for corns. Applied to a tender corn it allegedly relieves soreness and allows the entire corn to lift out, with the drug drying quickly and shrinking the callus. A small bottle is inexpensive at local stores and druggists stock it widely.
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Folke
Cincinnati
Beestt
Yoo Wrens
Testimony Moments Under Cross Examination
A mining expert witness in an equity case faced pointed questioning during cross examination. The counsel pressed on the form and size of mineral lumps asking if they were as low as the barrister’s head. the witness replied they were oblong but not as thick. The exchange cooled after the remark.
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Mr. B
Comfort for the Horse Fly Blanket Made from Burlap
A simple burlap fly blanket tied over the harness adds full comfort to a horse when flies bite. While fancy nets exist, practical farmers can use a gunny sack cut and tied with twine, replacing as needed. Also promoting Dr Thomas Nose Oil as best for sprains and bruises with rapid swelling reduction and cooling effects.
Pugitives From Germany and the Moral of War Tales
A fragmented report discusses German civilian and military morale amid wartime tensions. The piece notes suspicion on authors of stories and mentions German soldiers and professors, signaling ongoing debates about neutrality and the honesty of casualty accounts.
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Germany
Worthy of Decoration C P R Engine From Moose Jaw Doing Great Work
Roland Hill reports from France on Canadian Pacific engines aiding Amiens frontline. An engine from Moose Jaw served under fire and survived shelling to return to service after casualty in the recent heavy fighting. Canadian railway crews worked long hours, protecting trains and hauling remnants to safety amid bombardment.
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Moose Jaw
Amiens
Roland Hill
France
Moose Use
Canadian Pacific
Prairies
Holloway’s Corn Cure Proves Easy to Use
The ease with which corns and warts can be removed by Holloway's Corn Cure is its strongest recommendation. It seldom fails.
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Holloway
Bennie Learns Harp In Montreal Herald Quote
A fragmented quote discusses Bennie learning the harp and a musician mentioning marching and playing the trombone. The phrasing reflects a casual chat about musical roles and future steps.
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Bennie
Jay
Canada Food Board boosts fish use amid meat savings
Campaign to promote fish consumption shows results with 200000 pounds of beef saved in May and about the same in June within Canada. Eastern markets report a train load of flat fish from Prince Rupert sold under board auspices while Toronto moved 100000 pounds of mackerel in a week due to a special drive.
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Canada Food Board
Canada
West
Prince Rupert
Toronto
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