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Newspaper
Liberty Press
Location
Liberty, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Jun 13, 1918
Page
5
The advertisement promotes Catarrhorone as a home remedy that cures catarrh by inhaling vapor directly into the nose and throat. It claims the vapor soothes irritation, destroys germs, relieves coughing, and stops colds from lasting, asserting safety and guaranteed results in every case.
Foster evades pursuit while learning a Nordic style of tactical warning as police hunt a suspect in Scotland. The trail grows colder with mentions of Annan, Locker, and Featherstone as diversions, leading to Daly amid ongoing danger.
Foster, guided by Pete, treks through a moonlit bog to a rural cottage. In the kitchen, two men await him as he contemplates whether to trust their plan and the likelihood of capture before reaching the hidden destination.
Nellie McClung argues against compulsory rationing as era of war requires fair, educated public support. She urges removing inequalities to keep farmers wives and the public engaged in conservation and higher production, while criticizing the high living cost label and urging practical, equitable measures.
A farmer warns that daily gathering is essential to ensure freshness and prevent spoilage. He notes price differences between fresh and spoiled eggs, the impact on reputation, and the challenge of keeping consistent nests and collection to avoid tainting trust.
Fragmentary letter recounts a comfort kit received after departure to the war zone. The writer notes a later morale item and a personal item found in a letter, mentioning an ash urn and a name Janet Warner. The text is incomplete and difficult to resolve into a full narrative.
A message from Canadian farmers emphasizes urgent need to plant all viable wheat seed each year. The appeal warns against idle sowing and calls for disciplined, comprehensive planting to meet agricultural needs and ensure future harvests.
The Canada food board reports wheat substitutes like corn meal and corn flour are available nationwide to conserve wheat. Private households and public eateries are urged to use them, with mills increasing corn milling to meet daily needs and substitute flour production rising. A shopkeeper displayed a sign For the Biled, reflecting shortages and public coping measures.
The Literary Digest reports alarming claims of slavery and plunder in Russia as revolutionary forces allegedly degrade workers and civilians. It cites prices for slaves dropping from 75 to 15 rubles and notes demoralized soldiers and outrages abroad and at home.
A fragment describes making a chick coop with a floor that stays clean and a sheltered entrance for chicks. It advises letting a hen out when weather warms and stresses regular cleaning and monitoring for weaklings. An Irish mourner recalls his wife with a line about a broom.
The Morgan article discusses Allied fleets safe keeping, Ralph D. Pater’s novel about warships, and American and British actions. It notes patrols along Scotland and Ireland, German fleet reports, and morale among crews, with references to Ireland and Cork. It also mentions Saskatchewan’s strong production and export growth for butter and wool.
J D Methe regor of Canada food board estimates the three Prairie Provinces will sow an extra 2 6 million acres of wheat and other crops this season. A mix of wartime notes and editorials discuss war aims and food production with references to Persius and German prospects.
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