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Newspaper
Lawson Post
Location
Lawson, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Nov 01, 1918
Page
6
The Saskatchewan report notes new poultry killing stations at Begins and Saskatoon with operations starting October 29. It details cattle breed shifts from Shorthorns to Herefords and Black Gallways, seed grain financing, mortgage risks, and a late season rise in fall ploughing amid favorable weather and strong rye yields.
An exhortation to pursue structured education for success in commerce and farming. It argues that luck is not a factor, teaches that two education lines cultural and practical must complement, and stresses business training for both urban youth and farmers. It highlights women and returning soldiers entering business, and urges parents to invest in education as lasting wealth.
The document calls for centralized offices to manage calls for medical services and hospital admissions, with strict nurse and doctor rotation, and prompt case assignment. It outlines emergency hospital staffing, patient care protocols, and disinfection, plus coordinated local aid, mobile support for doctors, milk and food supply to homes, and protective mask procedures.
Daily guidance urges washing hands before meals avoiding crowds covering coughs with a handkerchief and practicing good personal habits. It emphasizes personal hygiene and self care with concise admonitions on rest nutrition and prudent social contact.
Public guidance urges isolation for the sick, boiling articles from sick rooms, no visitors, and prompt doctor calls for early signs of illness. Symptoms listed include inflamed eyes, watery discharge, backache, headaches, and fever. Advice stresses avoiding crowds, keeping children warm, and maintaining fire to disperse dampness.
Officials urge strict infection control practices for patients and staff. Advice covers masking, hand washing, use of hot water and soap, daily sun and fresh air, sleep, and proper disposal or disinfection of patient excretions and soiled items to prevent spread and conserve supplies.
The notice urges walking to work if possible and avoiding anyone who coughs or sneezes. It recommends washing hands before eating, using sunshine, avoiding shared towels, and covering coughs with a handkerchief. It advises staying out of crowded places, sleeping enough, avoiding exertion, eating clean food, and staying home if ill until a physician approves.
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