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Newspaper
Lumsden News Record
Location
Lumsden, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Jun 20, 1918
Page
7
A garbled note claims Paris remains in mourning over pastry and fashion as Mrs Clyde Clarke notes a tea scene and fashionable gowns. It mentions a supposed medicine for children and a worm exterminator as tabloid oddities from a chaotic source.
A fragment notes Bill has cut out water and now drinks nothing but plain. He wears yellow glasses to convince himself it is cham.
Suffer No Longer From Constipation. Dr Hamilton's Pills offer a temporary cure with a three day correction or $1000 paid. Made from vegetable extracts, they claim to strengthen stomach and bowels and restore vigor. available at 25c per box from dealers.
The Brockville Record er and Times argues subsidies to returned soldiers should be seen as an investment. It contends veterans will become productive, pay taxes, and contribute to wealth, eventually yielding a profit to provinces or the Dominion rather than a burden.
A brief dialogue exchange from the Boston Tran script features a man noting it would be dull if all men left. A counterpoint from a female speaker suggests college boys would remain.
The article notes that German leadership often disputes Allied reports and uses deceptive information. It suggests Hindenburg and Ludendorff may be guessing about General Foch's plans while issuing counter claims to mislead the Allies.
A London Observer remark extols Holloway's Corn Cure as a speedy sure satisfactory relief. The prose frames the public as disciplined and resolute while noting the product's claimed effectiveness amid hardship.
Boghos Nubar Pasha, in Paris, cites Armenian reports of deliberate Ottoman policy to annihilate Armenians in every occupied locality. He says all Armenians are being killed and warns intervention is needed before the race is extinguished. The Armenian national delegation appeals to the civilized world to raise its voice.
An ad states corns and calluses, whether sore or hard, can be lifted out with the fingers using Freezone. A Cincinnati authority says a few drops applied to the corn will dry instantly, without inflammation or infection risk. A small bottle is available at drug stores or through wholesalers.
A daytime inquiry about a husband’s stance on daylight saving reveals differing views. One spouse suspects the husband prefers longer nights, while others express practical concerns about night activities and routines in Washington.
Minard and Take present a coy exchange where Bobbie is urged to keep silent about a kiss. The line “Aw, that’s what they all say” hints at romantic mischief and a cautious relationship dynamic.
Deputy minister of ture for Manitoba states that under conditions that powwered Sai.
Authorities plan to relocate British soldiers suffering shell shock from London to rural areas where medical specialists can continue treatment. Some are already stabilizing and more patients will be moved as accommodation is arranged. The policy aims to preserve London hospitals for essential care while Canadians may send recuperating troops home when safe to travel.
An advertisement urges mothers to treat teen girls with Dr Williams Pink Pills for anemia and low energy. It claims the pills enrich blood, restore appetite and vitality, and prevent unhealthy development, featuring a testimonial from Grace Haskins of Watchiord Ontario. The copy promotes mail order and dealer purchase at $2.50 for six boxes.
Great War Veterans of Canada seek collaboration with the British Ambulance Society of Long Beach to secure government and military approval for a large convalescent home for returned Canadian soldiers in California. The society pledges to raise funds to build and operate the institution with support from several U S organizations.
In a terse wartime exchange at sea, a sailor responds to a German remark with a sharp retort about living in Germany while probing the situation. The brief dialogue captures tension aboard a ship during blockading efforts in the North Sea.
Testimonies from Mahone Bay Bridgewater and other areas claim relief from bronchitis asthma severe r injuries and sprains after using Minard's Liniment. Names include Mrs A Livingstone John Mader and Joshua A Wynacht. The notes reference Lot 5 P E and a Bridgewater address.
American manufacturers study camouflage candles used in Scandinavia. The hollow porcelain cylinder filled with kerosene imitates a wax candle for wartime purposes.
Barrie Ontario special reports George Somers at eighty-two testifies to Dodd's Kidney Pills. He tried other remedies for decades and declares these pills give the best satisfaction and have supported his kidney health for twenty-five years. The feature notes his long work as a carriage driver and prior back strain.
A garbled OCR-like snippet mentions Minari Liniment in the House with stray words about a mower and Armitage. Content is fragmentary and unreadable for solid facts. The readable elements reference product branding and a named surname but lack coherent context or dates.
Premier William Martin of Saskatchewan announces a forecasted complete standardization of public high and normal schools across Saskatchewan Manitoba Alberta and British Columbia within two years. The plan follows a Calgary conference of western province ministers of education.
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