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Newspaper
Liberty Press
Location
Liberty, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Jan 31, 1918
Page
7
The text notes 1917 hive growth and rising honey production with prices from four to twenty cents per pound. It forecasts a brighter outlook as more households adopt apiary methods, and reports strong interest in the honey industry across Manitoba.
Postwar analysis argues for international creation in finance and merchandising as Allies plan to curb German economic power. Conferences may shape general rules for imports, exports, and production, aiming to keep Allied industries ahead of postwar demand while boosting capacity. Also includes a brief note on worm infestations and a product claim.
Rations and food control measures push farmers in all provinces to increase hog and Canada production. Large land campaigns continue despite winter, with major deals, including a five thousand acre parcel, shaping this year's activity.
The article notes a unique bird that has thrived and grown rapidly, now weighing 253 units. Government officials who examined it found it unscathed by attempted harm. It sits on display as an exhibit in Game Warden McCaw's shop in Bancroft.
An agreement between the United States food officials and Yucatan seal growers secures binder twine and meat supplies for next year at reasonable prices. The deal aims to stabilize supplies and costs for farmers and processors amid ongoing trade talks.
In Prince Edward Island, Arsenault of Mathurin Arseneault testifies that Dodd's Kidney Pills relieved headaches and backaches after use. He states the pills act directly on the kidneys, purifying the blood and restoring health, and praises the remedy as a standard kidney tonic.
The excerpt argues against beer as harmless. It cites claims from Thompson on beer purity, notes on hop and malt substitutes, and warnings about preservatives and adulterants from brewers. It also briefly references the walrus and a domestic miscommunication involving a mother and a wedding cake.
Officers of M H L C Winnipeg seek cooperation from civic groups and women's societies to support convalescent veterans. Representatives explain health and industrial work helps veterans regain independence, stressing citizen involvement as essential to veterans’ welfare and Canada's effort.
England experiments with sugar beet amid a sugar shortage. The government proposes measures to boost beet production and industry, aiming to create a substantial sugar supply. The British Sugar Beet Society reports a separate farm achieving eleven tons of sugar, while British Columbia reports large production in its region.
Fragmented OCR notes describe women’s hardships at home during wartime and reference prescriptions and relief. It mentions testimonials about a product or remedy praised for easing condition and improving health. Names and places appear garbled but imply Ontario and Seaton.
The text asserts that violations of right altered orcofosed in 1871 rise against Germany and will be judged by international law, not conquest. It recalls President Wilson's words about clarity of principle and unity among the Allies, questioning whether similar resolve applies to the Central Powers and allied nations.
A fragmentary account traces attempts from medieval ideas of self moving carriages to early steam powered vehicles. An early Parisian craftsman built a wooden car with springs and cords, testing a small machine that ran for about an hour before burning fuel and wrecking itself. A statue was later erected in his honor.
An old advertisement fragment promotes a cure for catarrhal deafness. The text mentions a remedy marketed by J. Cubneyv & Co and references a medical claim for restoration of hearing. The snippet appears to be an 19th or early 20th century trade notice with illegible lines and partial phrases.
The text venerates Canada for its wartime sacrifices and efforts toward a democratic peace. It highlights forty months of service and praises Canada’s virtue, soldiers, and national contributions amid a monumental struggle.
Fragmentary OCR reads about a Miller who served in the Civil War and a mention of Oregon related to Miller. The text is incomplete with odd spellings and missing context.
An interview with Giragoesian describes a motor that can supply energy for mankind. He asserts the device is portable, compact, and lighter than steam engines, with production limited only by will and funding. The president reportedly declined to assume responsibility without legal protection.
A fragment describes an early test of a device aboard an unnamed ship. It notes the propulsion and triggering mechanism to detonate a cable or anchor, aiming to cut a ship’s line. The passage attributes the failed attempt to the machine being the first experimental projector by Mr E Mix of the American navy.
An optimistic local notice promotes a corn lifting remedy advertised by Cincinnati sellers. It claims quick nonpainful removal using drops, with no effect on surrounding skin and promises immediate relief from persistent corn discomfort.
The food controller imposes caps on bran and shorts prices to curb retail profiteering. Maximums include ten cents per bag when paid cash and five cents per bag for direct delivery from tar. added credit and store-delivered services may incur reasonable charges. Freight adjustments with Port William prices apply. provincial measures reserve by products for stock feed and export licensing.
Despite garbled text a Manitoba Agricultural College report notes a six week poultry course draws interest as participants explore chick viability and flock management. It emphasizes hands on study to improve breeding timing and vitality amid rising demand for better Beak and meat yields.
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Report claims Augs te Doris aged fourteen served with Canadian forces and went to the front. The fragmentary notice notes his prior disappearance and uncertain status amid 1916 reporting.
Washington Post editorial urges United States to ship food to Italy and Europe as Allied troops in France face shortages. It warns that without coordinated efforts and shared rations the risk of death rises. calls for unity and aid to prevent a collapse.
Wartime style warning about harsh Canadian winters affecting infants. The text notes risks from overheated spaces and poorly ventilated rooms, urging proper care to prevent stomach and bowel ailments and colds. It mentions remedies via Dr. Williams' Medicine Company at Brockville Ontario and the offer of tablets for 25 cents per package.
The Alberta department of agriculture plans two short course schools at varied locations. Experts will discuss one day topics including oats and barley, silage stocks, grass crops, and weed identification. Illustrated lectures will run in the evenings with top provincial speakers.
The Daily News from London reports a drop in drunkenness among British women during wartime. Lord Abarnon notes social progress as crime and disorder decline while families prioritize feeding themselves better and reducing alcohol use.
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