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Newspaper
Liberty Press
Location
Liberty, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
May 02, 1918
Page
2
The Ohio State Journal declares America will win the war and remain steadfast. It emphasizes united resolve to force back German aggression and drive Prussian tyranny from Europe, noting occasional reverses but insisting they do not alter the final outcome.
Fragmentary OCR notes recount a scene where Simpkins returns to find his girl with another. The dialogue hints at affection and denial as a private moment unfolds.
The article praises Captain Byford McCudden, noting over 100 victories with 42 destroyed in a single day, four two seater planes downed in under 90 minutes, and 78 offensive patrols with many solo crossings of enemy lines. His record, fearlessness, and service earn high honors per the London Gazette.
In Tusket Forge, Minards time proves beneficial for sunburn, offers immediate relief for colic and toothache. Alfred Stokes, General Secry.
At a social gathering a bachelor speaks on love and disappointment. He recalls moments of courage and regret while reflecting on past romantic failures and the loneliness of single life. The reminiscence hints at a waning optimism about finding lasting affection.
The readable line suggests a courtroom scene with a pursing party and a taunting response. The fragment mentions a petition to sue and a prosecutor or accuser, indicating a civil confrontation or legal rhetoric.
A garbled clipping discusses auctions and perceived value, noting limitations in documented sales and colors. The text hints at western soundness claims and financial concerns, though specific details and outcomes are unclear due to damaged wording.
Mrs Henry Bernard of St Emile Quebec reports her baby found relief from constipation using Baby’s Own Tablets. The Dr Williams Medicine Co of Brockville Ontario sells the 25 cent boxes by medicine dealers or mail order.
The piece recalls Clemenceau urging resolve in a war, stressing a last quarter of an hour as decisive. It contrasts losses and gains, urging unwavering will, endurance, and continued effort until the end. It also advertises an affordable Worm Exterminator for households.
A 1917 issue of Circu lar Bulletin from the British Columbia Statistics Branch lists poultry totals for 1910 and 1917. Hens number 600 229 and chickens 7 735 409 with ducks totaling 1 348 000 in 1917 while the 1910 total was 839 000.
The report proclaims British and French courage over German aggression, praising manhood and grit that stirs troops and citizens alike. It contrasts allied resolve with German miscalculation, and notes gratitude toward allies while mentioning relief from pain and wounds in a wartime homefront context.
A new order makes waste of any food or food products illegal with penalties. Private citizens must report waste by cold storage warehouses, stores, restaurants, or hotels to local authorities. The measure emphasizes local action and government support, urging households to avoid spoilage amid world food shortages and rising prices.
A wartime commission reports on soldiers chances in combat and aftercare. It cites 29 chances of returning home after injury, 98 percent recovery prospects for certain wounds, and only one in 900 of contracting a disease in civil life. It notes 10 percent of disabled veterans cannot return to any occupation and may receive retraining, while cautioning war dangers and criticizing German sympathetic groups in Canada.
A late London Daily Express editorial declares daily war spending nears seven million to defend the country and families from the Germans. It argues the cost is heavy yet necessary, warning that without victory all freedoms and reforms could vanish.
Mrs. Samuel Miles of Notre Dame Bay reports health improvement after using Dodd's Kidney Pills. She claims rheumatism and heart symptoms faded after twenty-two boxes, praising the medicine and urging friends to try it.
German writers estimate total German deaths and prisoners from colonial and naval fighting at 5 million. Karl Istern asserts in New Europa that western front losses span 1914 to 1917 and eastern front totals reach about seven million killed or prisoners.
A new ordinance affects several restaurant men who wore beards. It imposes restrictions on facial hair in service areas and outlines enforcement by local authorities.
A fragmented article notes a soda water glass with over twenty thousand tiny particles inside and outside the coating. It asserts a 8.08 inch shell and a 200 pound cartridge related to Paris bombardment and mentions explosive content and a diaphragm mechanism.
An advertisement promotes Putnam's Extractor as a fast acting corn remedy. It claims a drop or two eases pain by loosening crusty corn and transforming skin, urging readers to visit the drug store for a bottle.
A fragmentary Paris scene shows nervous voices debating France’s resolve against the Hun menace. A deputy asks about the real situation while referencing the war pressure and leadership under Georges Leygues in the chamber of deputies.
The account praises a decisive action by a leader who held the line despite failed communications and enemy pressure. His prompt decisions and courage prevented abandonment of objectives and inspired his men to counterattack. The officer later received the DSO for his conduct.
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