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Newspaper
Lemberg Star
Location
Lemberg, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Aug 23, 1918
Page
2
A compact note highlights the vital role of thoughtful women in preparing for and adjusting to motherhood. It emphasizes resilience, community support, and the ongoing need for care before and after birth.
The article highlights cheese as a vital war food and a major Ontario dairy product. It notes cheese’s leading role despite rising milk trades, Canada’s 1916 value and export gains, and suggests skim milk from farms can be turned into appealing cheese to boost both home and export supplies.
An Irish barrister defended a man whose cow was struck and killed by a railway train. He argued that proper operation of the line could have prevented the accident, noting failures to run the train, ring the bell, or sound the whistle as required.
The article recalls Grand Duke Adolph of Germany, his shortened reign, rumored engagement to Princess Patricia of Connaught, and his English connections. It notes his mother as Matriarch of European royalty and his reputation as a skilled horseman. Also mentions Miller's Worm Powders as a medicine for worm-related child ailments.
The Alsatian writer Daniel Blancenthal, former Colmar mayor, has been condemned to death eight times and given over five hundred years in penalties by the German government for exposing Alsace Lorraine truths. His book Alsace Lorraine argues for reunion with France as the sole path to health for the provinces.
The Toronto College of Music Examinations, established by PF H Torrington, ranks among Canada’s leading musical institutions. A system of local exams allows distant students to access the same opportunities as those in Toronto, with midsummer sittings at regional centres across the Dominion. Information and syllabus are available from the College Secretary in Toronto.
A simple-minded coal valley man insists on his turn in chapel devotions. His prayer referenced the old kaiser and his throat trouble, asking God to know “how far to go” in relief, as reported by Cardt in the Western Mail.
The ad extols J. D. Kellogg's Asthmatha Remedy as distinctly different from other remedies. It claims broad relief spanning oceans and years, praising Kellogg's as the foremost asthma cure, trusted by thousands.
Advert says Dr Marmil toms Pills revive youth and energy for older adults. Claims cleanse and strengthen the system, improve bowels stomach and kidneys, relieve headaches biliousness back and limb pains. offers 25c box of Pr. Hamilton's Pills.
The margarine story traces to French chemist M Mouries who taxed milk and beef fat to substitute butter during the Paris siege. The method was patented, later manufactured by the Dutch and Danes, and when beef fat ran short vegetable oils were tried, giving margarine its modern form. British press notes production around 5,000 tons weekly.
A testimonial on Baby's Own Tablets from Mrs. John M. Weaver of Blissfield N B praising the product for fever relief and ease of administration. The Dr Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ont sells boxes at 25 cents by mail or through medicine dealers.
Dana Burnett reports from Paris that Germany hopes entente fatigue will grow, while Clemenceau warns there will be no peace. A Paris bakery scene shows a poilu saying goodbye, then life continues amid wartime strain.
A short dialogue shows a pupil named Henry answering a spelling test with humor about four cylinder roads and a reference to a father who owns a automobile. The exchange appears in a local paper style, reflecting schoolroom chatter and playful misunderstandings.
The Friends of German Democracy in New York announce that Countess Alida von Krockow possesses forty two diaries detailing German autocracy plots against the United States before World War I. An American born widow of a German count, she was exiled for opposing pan Germanist junkers and plans to publish her experiences for the American public.
The article notes Napoleon's legacy of flagbearing across Europe except for three capitals, while Wilhelm II similarly travels with the tricolor to capitals including Belgium Montenegro and Romania. It contrasts ambitions of empire from Hamburg to Baghdad with speculation on German railways in Asia Minor.
A Sedalia Kansas man reportedly placed gasoline in his pocket and set himself ablaze after striking a match on his clothing. He was saved as his clothing ignited, turning from dark brown to ashy gray in a dramatic, reckless act.
Under Dr Charles F E Saunders direction Central Dominion Experimental Farms unveils Ruby a new wheat variety midway between Marquis and entrele in ripening and quality. It features hard red kernels and strong flour color and strength yielding well, best where Marquis fails to ripen.
A Boston paper critiques the fish trade illustrating supply and demand with the adage You supply the money and we demand it. The piece notes daily large fish inflows and the increasing quantities entering the port, highlighting wholesale consumer effects.
London artist Soloman Selatan announced plans to live in Valestine after Foglord won the country frog. Reports say his rise from poverty to admission at the royal academy was aided by his now acclaimed work. The royal acknowledgment came during an academy exhibition where his painting impressed judges and onlookers.
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