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Newspaper
Liberty Press
Location
Liberty, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
May 13, 1915
Page
3
An advertisement touts Nerviline as a fast acting remedy for nasal congestion and coughing. It claims the medicine loosens congestion in about an hour and offers a powerful decongestant effect. The copy promotes a large bottle and trial sizes sold nationwide.
The article notes a sizable female agricultural presence in Scotland with 14 507 women in farming across the country. It details roles from harvest field tasks to manure handling and potato lifting, mostly in southern counties and near the Tay. Wages ranged from a few shillings weekly.
An ad extols Dr Williams Pink Pills for complexion and vitality, claiming they clear pimples and eruptions by restoring blood and energy. It promotes buying options from druggists or by mail for 60 cents a box or $2.50 for six, from The Dr Williams Medicine Co.
The commissioner warns against using filthy egg fillers and worn egg cases. He notes millions of eggs degrade yearly from poor packaging and storage, urging dealers to ensure clean, dry cases and good padding. Emphasizes Canadian eggs in storage and requests country stores and dealers to secure best quality for the next season.
W L Griffith reports the Empire Industry League seeks to foster material and cooperative mining and colonies. It urges Cavedian manufacturers to ship cloth and supplies to Europe and lists large material orders as it vows to buy home made goods when possible.
A fragmented reminiscence from Mrs hesided in pontucinr about health changes after using Dr Chase's Nerve Food. The passage claims improved well being and references professional backing, though the text is garbled and difficult to parse. The excerpt appears to praise a nerve health product linked to Dr Chase.
The article discusses how shoe quality and fit influenced soldiers in battle, citing Napoleon and Wellington on footwear importance and General Forrest on blistered feet affecting nerves. It notes misfitting boots caused delays and poor performance, with anecdotes on supply issues and the chain of command. Also mentions an asthma remedy by Dr Kellogg and its claimed effectiveness.
Silage provides year round feed reducing hay needs and boosting milk and beef cattle. It improves cattle condition and digestive health and allows more cattle per acre, freeing land for fall and winter crops. The passage also touches on Turkish titles and a personal sultanate context.
Farmers can profit from poultry with modest capital if the birds have access to limited range and a dry well ventilated coop. Proper housing reduces costs while boosting profits and dependable prices for poultry products. Bulletins from the Dominion Department of Agriculture and provincial departments aid those starting in poultry farming.
Practical notes on breeding and raising horses for farmers. Emphasizes temper, intelligence, and proper care to ensure profitable stock. Warns against crossbreeding mistakes and advocates up to date terms and stable discipline for better horse quality.
A critical piece arguing shallow plowing ruins soil through hardpan and drought. It praises deep plowing, subsoiling with dynamite, and annual green manuring to restore fertility, warning against basic agricultural ignorance.
A local resident in PortneufQuebec promotes Dodd's Kidney Pills as a cure for kidney disease. Dame Reneard, respected in the area, urges friends to try the remedy after reporting personal improvements and renewed vitality.
An Avetrien soldier held by Russians writes from captivity about using a neutral language to communicate with officers. The note, dated Siberts, describes how a Russian officer engaged him in conversation, inquires about Austrian defeats, and notes the soldier’s guarded treatment and transfer to Mon days. The fragment hints at broader wartime language exchanges and cross cultural contact.
An account describes a Belgian officer facing death while delivering ammunition and guiding retreat under heavy fire. A colleague repeatedly risks himself to carry wounded soldiers to safety, an act that leaves many casualties and prompts tribute to bravery and sacrifice.
The article argues dairy farming yields higher profits than other farm phases. A good cow may produce three tons of bay one ton of gran d and other byproducts with winter income around $90. Milk, butter, and feed values are analyzed, noting dairy profitability depends on market conditions and efficient feed use. It discusses feed efficiency, costs, and the practicality of dairy enterprises for steady returns and independence from store credit.
Fragmented wartime tale describes Jack Tare using umbrella parts and improvised tools to seal hull leaks after a capsize. The villager questions how soon he can depart for London as a porter observes the scene.
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