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Newspaper
Liberty Press
Location
Liberty, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Jun 08, 1916
Page
2
The readable fragments describe a station name, a legal or property notice, and references to public works and local governance. Mentions include a place near the Prannr river, a pontoon of hope, and a late Vallegy record. The passage is highly garbled with partial names and unclear actions.
A dubious health claim advertises a family remedy promising to cure blotched skin and improve health. The text urges readers to buy Legge Pills or similar products, asserting dramatic but unverified results and rapid recovery.
The readable fragments discuss Cure preparations and a claimed superior woman’s virtue, alongside a March financial figure of 972,099 600. The passage mixes medical tone with social commentary and a large bank amount.
Fragmentary text argues women should enter workforce to relieve war strain. It contends women may replace men, shifting social roles and voting rights, while predicting backlash and a pull back to primitive conditions after conflict ends.
An Ontario reader details a long struggle after childbirth with nervous exhaustion and back pain. She credits Dr Williams Pink Pills with restoring strength, appetite, and recovery after failed attempts with other doctors. The letter frames the pills as a cure and promotes their use.
An English language fragment attributes nerve and stomach health to pills, claiming the stomach as the nervous system center and promising cure for nervous disorders. It extols the pills' effectiveness and urges restoration of health for nerves and debility.
Alberta’s cheese production rose quickly with thirteen factories turning out 372,000 pounds of cheese in 1914. The report notes a feature of the industry with high per cent utilization and efficiency across the five factories, highlighting strong progress in the province’s dairy sector.
Allied governments report sixty thousand horses already used in Canada for war needs. Purchases in Pirate’s Creek area and Montreal border on active market growth. Dr. Warnock, M. P., is recalled to oversee crowning and dispatch duties for these horses.
The French war office and observers report a new Morane type biplane capable of 125 mph, faster than the Fokker, with praise for its design and potential for rapid production. Promoters note the craft as a modern advancement, while critics compare it to German machines and speculate on air superiority.
A garbled passage discusses Minard and another person, praising a Dutch journalist, and reflects on Dutch attitudes to England and Germany during war. It notes Holland’s potential response to invasion as defense via dikes and mentions evolving developments in the wartime period.
The report outlines Canadian waterworks and sewerage details: total plants built number 121, with 15 added since, daily consumption around 4477 imperial gallons, and 24 municipality owned plants. It notes filtration at 73 plants and hypochlorite treatment at 21, plus 70 sewerage systems totaling 4.25 miles. Capital costs and annual charges are given, highlighting regional differences in metering and treatment.
An OCR fragment shows an old advertisement for Mall’s Catarrh Cure claiming cure for catarrh, with testimonials and a Toledo Ohio distributor. It includes stray dialogue snippets and misprints about medicines and watches.
Fragmented clipping mixes topics from rural youth and city life to war veterans politics and science notes. It mentions a boy tempted by city opportunities, debates on postwar governance, and varied items from New Zealand to Argentina wine exports and a Pennsylvania ring discovery.
Discussion on blood purification through kidney filtration. It explains daily urine output and waste products, links overuse of alcohol and overeating to kidney damage, and promotes Dr Chase’s Kidney Liver Pills as a preventive treatment to cleanse the body’s filtering systems.
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