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Newspaper
Lemberg Star
Location
Lemberg, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Aug 02, 1918
Page
2
An old time remedy advertises Putnam’s corn cure as a crusty sore remover and pain reliever. It claims quick relief with a small dose and costs about a quarter in drug stores.
The text presents a jumbled dialogue between a husband and wife with mangled spelling and syntax. It resembles a misspelled domestic exchange, mentioning a cake and cooking mishap, but the meaning is unclear and largely unreadable.
A fragmented ad style piece touts vitality and strength for daily labor and suggests cures from a patent remedy company. It links moral virtue with physical power and promises relief from weakness, depression, and fatigue through medicinal products and fruit remedies.
A garbled dispatch notes Italian morale amid Austro German advance. It suggests factions unite under invaders, contradicting prior government hopes that morale would erode. The piece cites shifting sentiment and a surge of national resolve during wartime confusion.
A damaged OCR transcription contains garbled phrases about payments and committees with unclear names and dates. It mentions a Comeress Fiobdul and a Romanites group, but most details are unreadable. The text appears as a jumble of projected debts or contributions with no coherent event.
A fragment describes a remote wasteland with no hills or rivers and almost no surface water. It notes limited wells, scarce supplies, salt or brackish water, and a railway line needing lengthy water transport for steam engines across the region.
A garbled OCR fragment references Minari liniment curing burns and a National Geographic-like description of soldiers and travelers at Versailles. It mentions a Canuck at luncheon and jokes about English and Canadians, with a scandalous park scene and a sarcastic comment about the Kaiser.
An advertisement extols Parmeleo's Venetable Pille as simple, cheap, and effective. The pill reportedly regulates digestion, can be taken anywhere, and suits those who wish to avoid doctors. It positions the medicine as ideal for the poor and self-treaters.
Visitors at the Burlington House exhibit saw forty different wartime uniforms worn by women including workers nurses and agricultural staff. The display aimed to honor the women’s contribution and inspire broader support for the war effort.
The event featured two days of judging competitions lectures and demonstrations with trips to local farming centers. An entry fee of 3 funded activities with support from the Canadian Bankers Association Canadian Credit Men's Association and Mortgage Loans Association of Western Canada plus entertainment by the Regina Y M C A.
A Chicago Daily News summary argues Bolshevism would disrupt traditional order by subverting domestic roles and relegating the family to subservient positions, contrasting with a claimed 4" democracy that would empower workers.
A Cincinnati authority promotes Freezone, a drug applied to corns that supposedly relieves pain instantly and removes the callus by shrinking the root. A small bottle is described as inexpensive and available at drug stores, with wholesalers told to stock it for customers.
An elderly veteran, aged 73, arrives in Kiteston from overseas. Mrs J We dtowrher of Gananos que identifies him. He faced light duties during the war while younger soldiers served. He is ordered to Muckinglan Vatoee for reassignment and awaits further instructions.
Readable text notes a toxic component in Wolloway's Corn Core. It claims the ingredient can be used without danger of anjitrys though the phrasing is uncertain and may reflect an old cautionary note.
An Aide to the French government read in New York a statement that France would supply twenty American divisions with artillery and weapons before July 1 if the United States continues its policy. He said America could provide material for about 500000 troops as needed. The talk touched on American troops in France at the time the United States entered the war and the size of the American army then.
The readable parts discuss various medical terms and devices, mentioning Caterrh and Orens rent Prats Chsaeris tute. It references theories by F theory & Le and Panaleset, with scattered names like Beets and ONG jh. Overall, the fragment presents unclear, garbled science notes without a clear news event or outcome.
An eccentric old woman in a Dubdin setting seeks Hebrew lessons from a Jewish minister. Her unusual zeal inspires local friends to question her aim and faith as she pursues a private spiritual path with determined study.
In a clipped exchange two girls discuss life in wartime Detroit and the men’s bid for wives in Morocco. Aware of uniforms, boots, and anxious stories, they imagine a world of scarce prospects and forced marriages amid war.
A successful egg circle was organized at Blachie Alberta last spring as one of the more mysterious groups operating under the cope oision of the government. In recent weeks the circulating value of pewding with Ye arena reached about $200 weekly while total business transacted during the last season nears $7.0 million.
An old wartime column extols the Royal Navy for moving millions of troops and keeping supply lines, noting its quiet yet decisive role in severing German commerce and sustaining communications with France. It argues glory should not drown practical impact and praises efficiency over bravado.
Fragmentary record cites multiple names and conditions including MINARIUS LINIMENS Bay of Istemis and J. M. Campbell with cures listed for various ailments. Details are garbled and borders of locations and dates are unreadable.
Garibaldian volunteers unite with great enthusiasm across Italy, led by General Mepine Geri tall. Officers selected from regular army, veterans of independence wars join a Lady of volunteers, permitted to wear the red shirt of ancient glory amid many applications from Italian colonies abroad.
Fragmented OCR text shows an officer and sergeant conversation about a grim war. The lines express weariness with a harsh battlefield experience and a sense of longing to return home. The passage references a passing show and the war's brutality.
A garbled notice references a 400 leading Weeths event linked to German peace and Russian fronts, alongside a spring field repaltians and Miller's worn colleders. It mentions a children worm prevention remedy, claiming safety for youths and protection from sickness, with a stray remark about a driver in a silk hat.
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