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Newspaper
Liberty Press
Location
Liberty, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Sep 21, 1916
Page
3
Harold Spender recounts General Botha’s stern resolve amid wartime pressure. A peacetime anecdote shows Botha demanding action, while a British line clash tests a woman’s loyalty and nerve. Murky fragments cover Worm Powders and Mecca’s status in Islamic history.
Mothers advised that a box of Baby's Own Tablets can help with stomach troubles cholera infantum and diarrhoea in infants during summer. The ad claims the product is harmless even for newborns and regulates bowels, available by mail from Williams Medicine Co Stockdale Ont for a small price.
The piece argues that women have produced innovations since 1790, noting notable examples from a Scotch woman in 1729 who helped linen thread, to later influences in lace and fabrics, highlighting that many female ideas matured slowly and are often under acknowledged in history.
The article outlines wireless telegraph development by 1914 with towers at Scranton and Binghamton, noting service on trains rivals wired links. It describes antenna arrangements on cars, the ability to transmit to fixed stations, and long range experiments claiming signals heard thousands of miles away from high towers like Pike's Peak.
Military authorities warn that many unauthorized persons wear naval and militia uniforms or badges, risking disrepute and hindering recruitment. An Order-in-Council note says unauthorized wear of any uniform or nearly resembling one is unlawful and may mislead the public.
The film will play at the Orpheum and Empire rooms for a full week starting October, with two daily shows. Promoters boast the greatest photoplay and a 25-musician symphony orchestra accompanying the production.
The piece argues a revived appreciation of national history and empire spanning England Wales Canada and New Zealand. It notes Dr Cottanes British Academy poetry selections highlighting four or five poems to New Zealand and Canada and calls for Commonwealth unity and shared heritage.
An article contrasts farmers with business men highlighting failed farming ventures and debt risk. It also promotes Dr J D’s Asthma Remedy claiming quick relief via inhaled smoke or vapor with wide user endorsement and home delivery.
An advertisement touts Nerviline as a fast cure for sore throats and coughing. The copy emphasizes longstanding success and urges readers to use the product to stop throat irritation and coughing urges.
Fragmentary notice mentions a remedy named Pellefor and a trial size 25 for a curative power in N 0. The text references families, a large bottle, and a product called Catamrborone Ca in Kingston Canada.
The text discusses hay stack measurement rules from Professor G Schafer at Washington Experiment Station Pullman. It explains that width plus height estimates have limitations and that stack weight varies with age hay type and settling, warning that simple rules are unreliable for all stacks.
A fragmentary foreign newspaper note asserts Italy anticipates victory in the coming year. It frames the war as a test of resolve and highlights Allied strength against Germany, with references to France Russia and Britain. The text includes garbled lines about leaders and public sentiment, and a brief domestic anecdote about a nurse and a patient.
Reports discuss Stefansson’s plan to complete a northerly circuit around newly discovered lands to assess extent and possible discoveries north of there. The Bear and other ships were to operate from Winter Harbor with a winter base on Las ter Island as the expedition's logistics unfold.
A proposal to erect a permanent monument to Earl Kitchener near Marwick Head in the Isle of Birsay near the sunken reef. The wreck site at Yo is referenced as a nearby landmark.
A broad chorus from nurses across Canada and Ireland echoes shared concerns about staffing, workload, and patient safety. Professionals call for improved funding, better ratios, and stronger union support to enhance care quality nationwide.
A team led by E W D Holway and Dr Andrew J Gilmour of Minnesota and New York, with Howard Palmer, completed the first ascent from the youth height on Mount Edith Cavell near Jasper, Alta, after a three week expedition exploring the Swift Current River headwaters. They previously neared the summit of Mount Langwall, then abandoned due to weather and light. The July 28 climb faced sun, fog, snow, rain, and lightning, taking seven hours in poor conditions.
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