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Newspaper
Liberty Press
Location
Liberty, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
May 23, 1918
Page
7
Report from Lacowice, Albert. Eight hundred hogs marketed from the Dominion Experimental Farm in the twelve months ending with a notable output of hogs at Siteline with self feeders for grain. Cost comparisons and current hog prices weigh against pasture and self feeding as an economic proposal for the province.
Fragmentary lines capture a discussion in Chicago about which side could win the war. Phrases reference names like McCutcheon and mention claims that various parties will prevail, though the text is garbled and incomplete.
The article discusses Britain’s economic strength during World War I, emphasizing how financial support from Allies and the United States influenced victory. It notes Britain’s burden of war payments, loans, and the need to maintain ally support as funds are collected and repaid.
A shaky excerpt argues against sex-based discrimination in treason cases. It notes the president's proclamation and Congress action to limit female espionage and enemy influence, while asserting women are capable or dangerous in wartime. The text discusses public policy toward women spies and loyalists.
Readable ad copy touts Putnam's Corn Remedy as a real cure. Claims a quick effect that shrivels the corn at the root and drops away. Prices the remedy at a quarter in any drug store with higher costs for inferior substitutes.
A historical note on using dairy by products to boost pig growth. Experiments from Dominion and Nova Scotian Agricultural College show whey and milk can substitute for feed, with efficiency gains in growing pigs and guidelines on daily milk amounts for different weight classes.
Incomplete passage appears to present a wartime liberty pledge theme with references to protectors of freedom and bravery. The garbled OCR yields no clear names, dates, or places to identify.
A historical notice touts Daly's Choon Tablets as a gentle medicine for infants and children, claimed to aid weak bowels and digestion. The ad promotes mail or dealer sales at 25 cents, from The Williance Medicine Co. Brockville, Ont, and mentions other products for worms and nutrition.
Lord Clawd Hamilton proposes killing and eating dogs to curb famine. Reports describe a woman wearing fur and ribbons as part of the campaign amid limited public support. Algernon Gordon Lennox promotes a hunters dogs wool association as part of broader wartime economy ideas.
Allied authorities plan ten day relief shipments to Belgian civilians to supply three million bushels of grain. Part of the wheat will assist refugees in northern France as supplies in Brussels and occupied areas face critical shortages. Cables emphasize coordinated shipment under wartime supervision and timely delivery.
A garbled OCR snippet shows an unclear quote with phrases like The Whole Bird To be happy and You commented Miss Cayenne among nonsensical words. The readable content is minimal and lacks coherent event.
A narrative describes Mr Lane harvesting large quantities of crops and stock while his ranch sits at the foothills of the Rockies. The article paints a vivid scene of sheltering terrain and distant peaks guarding fertile valleys beneath the mountain landscape. It also promotes Parnette's Vegetable as a liver remedy, claiming relief from bile flow issues.
A fragmented passage describes a crowded teamcar with passengers, an amused conductor and a literalist with a girl’s quip about seating. It references Mother Grives Wore Exterminator and a stranger humorously reacting to the crowd.
Captain BD J McDonald of the schooner John G Walter testified after surviving a U boat torpedo attack in the Atlantic. The German commander promises captivity in Germany as the crew transfer stores while the British destroyer arrives to rescue. McDonald, from Prince Edward Island, watched the sub take control before escaping.
An informal note records a member of the American otle ron facing a late visit and a time constraint behind the fines. The text reflects a tonal vibe and mentions dining hours and rules, with self restraint noted amid confusion and limped guidance.
Peter Veregin, leader of the Doukhobor colonies in Western Canada, announced a deal for 10 000 acres near Saskatoon. He stressed Canadians will not return to Russia within the period, and that the group remains loyal to Christ while aiding the war through production.
The fragment argues a shortage of air forces forces allies rely on this continent. estimates 5000 tone of shipping required to move substance from Argentina and 15000 tons Australia. Longer hauls demand two to three times as much tonnage. west export food denial aimed at subrourine menace.
An OCR fragment describes Minarnd's Liniment Co Limited offering a remedy for chest or breast pain. The text notes warming on flannels and applying on the breast to cure the ailment. References to locations and alternate names appear as garbled terms.
The piece describes making a potato butter in England costing under 10 cents a pound. Boil potatoes until falling apart, push through a sieve, mix with 14 ounces of potatoes, 2 ounces of margarine, and 1 teaspoon salt. Smooth, mold, and chill. Add butter flavor or color, and use preservative for longer storage.
The article describes a traditional method for preserving eggs in water glass and lime water. It details quantities for water, crock size, and packing depth, including two crocks for large batches, paper covering, and cooling steps. It notes alternative lime water if water glass is unavailable and warns against evaporation and spillage.
The Montreal Gazette notes that Canada has contributed to national life for four years but warns there are higher heights to climb. It emphasizes collective effort and purpose, urging continued energy and resources toward greater national progress.
A group of Black people discuss the passing of a small darky. One man claims the senator died from eating too much water and rushes through slang while others respond with scornful disbelief. The overheard exchange shows bias and confusion in a damaged text excerpt.
Fragmentary notes describe a medical claim about a liniment curing distemper and mention a young boy with a troubled background. Text includes references to a mother and a reform school, suggesting a sensational or questionable context surrounding the remedy and the child.
General Sir William Robertson warned that the war will last longer than anticipated and stressed the need to endure. He said unprepared actions have led to penalties and emphasized the necessity to see the effort through despite recent hardships.
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