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Lumsden News Record

Location

Lumsden, Saskatchewan, Canada

Date

Jun 20, 1918

Page

3

Catarrh Ozone Co offers home cure for cold and bronchitis

A promotional notice claims Catarrh Ozone soothes and heals nasal and throat infections without drugs. It describes inhaling fragrant fumes from Water to reach infected linings and promises cures for catarrhal colds, bronchial coughs, deafness, and ear bunging. Complete outfit $1 for three months. available from Kingston Ontario dealers.

Catarrh Ozone Co Kingston Ont Canada

Food shortages feared as war cuts global supplies

Leaders in Britain and Canada warn that allied food stocks are perilously low as war drains granaries and herds. They urge universal effort to boost production in North America, stressing that Britain depends on the U S and Canada for key staples and that millions may starve without action.

Lord Rhondda Great Britain North America Sir William Goode Ministry of Food United States Canada Peter Sir Robert Borden Anada Charles A. Dunning Canada Food Board Robert Borden Ecxaggera H. B. Thomson Food Board

War era food crisis voices from leaders across nations

Statements from Earl of Maine Herbert Hoover and others warn of global famine as allied food needs rise. Officials from Britain France Canada and the United States urge rationing and increased production to avert starvation, with calls for wheat cultivation and farm sacrifice in 1918.

Earl of Maine Great Britain Herbert Hoover United States Sidney Fisher Eericulture Canada Europe Lord Rhondda Mhankind India Food Control Administration France T. K. Doherty The International Institute North America Italy Belgium Portugal Greece Alonzo Taylor United States Food Administration C. A. Zavitz Agricultural College Guelph Gatarle Ontario C. A. Dunning Canada Food Board

Germans boast deadly gas and planes to hit London

Dr A N Davis now in New York claims Germany has a new nerve gas and airplanes capable of dropping bombs on London. He says the gas would penetrate deep cellars and kill a million people. Davis mentions German officials warning of super submarines attacking the United States.

New York A. N. Davis Kaiser London Grand Headquarters Davis

Winnipeg Citizen Wins Patent for Over 200 Percent Steam Engine Efficiency

A Winnipeg resident has been granted a patent for an invention that allegedly increases steam engine efficiency by over 200 percent. The claim states the device uses waste heat from exhaust steam to generate additional power, improving overall performance and fuel conservation.

Winnipeg

Memory Tricks Help Husbands Survive Wives Forgetfulness

Jinks and Brown joke about wives forgetting things until Brown discovers a recipe. He writes notes on paper and gums them to the look in glass so the wife can see reminders. The quip ends withinks now a contented man.

Jinks Brown Towdy Pittsburgh Chronicle-Telegraph

Freedom of Labor and Capital During the War

A Leslie's contemplation on the War Labor Conference plan to prevent industrial trouble. Both sides forego strikes and lockouts during hostilities. Employers cannot discharge union members and workers cannot coercively force union membership. Aims for lasting industrial peace after the war.

War Labor Conference Secretary of Labor Wilson Exsoployers Leslie

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