Relieved Colds and Catarrh Ads and Clues from a Serial
An advertisement touts a remedy Catarrhozone for colds and catarrh, claiming quick relief and long lasting protection. The narrative shifts to a mystery plot with Foster, Alice, and Featherstone debating police inquiries, Lawrence, and a telegram from Hulton in Toronto. The scene hints at ties to a Canadian lumber job and a looming investigation, ending with a cliffhanger as Daly and Gordon appear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eferkle
Newcastle
Carmen
Foster
Alice
Aysterioes
Lawrence
Men Featherstone
New African
Hulton
Toronto
Featherstone
Hul
Tad Pettherstone
Reatherstone
Eilierte
Gaher
Daly
Edinburgh
Gordon
Borderer wisdom and a hint of romance in a quiet room
Foster speaks of Borderer grit and historic feats as Alice questions romance and fate. He recalls Flodden and Kinmont Willie, notes the pull of real adventurous truth, and contrasts past danger with present longing for meaningful ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foster
Ble
Alice
Carmen
der Sarde
Tim
Flodden
Buccleugh
Kinmont Willie
Carlisle
Foster Answ
Pouce
Dairy Industry Growth in Manitoba Gains Steam
Manitoba dairy output surges as butter exports mount. Fifty six carloads shipped in the first five months, nearly matching last year’s total. Cheese exports begin, with Manitoba poised to ship to Montreal and allied Europe as production rises and jobs grow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Bettay
Saskatchewan
Manitoba
Winnipeg
Montreal
Tt Gas
Europe
Thunderstorms and Lightning Lessons From Weather Study
A historical note explains thunder and lightning, detailing how atmospheric electricity forms, types of lightning, and how to stay safe. It warns against relying on trees or shelters during storms and notes the dangers of metal objects and umbrellas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joly
Acgvat
Oliver Lodge
Seone
Family
American Locomotive Arrival Welcomed by French Engineers
Francis A. Collins recounts how the first American locomotive in France was greeted by French railroad and government engineers. American workers rapidly assembled the engine, laid track to the main line, and demonstrated swift, coordinated effort during a public welcome in city and countryside sites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis A. Collins
France
Ican
Women on farms urged to boost food conservation work
The article encourages rural women to expand farming duties, improve butter and cheese production, and educate themselves in bread making and canning. It cites Canada Food Board resources, promotes jam making with less sugar, and suggests wild berry gathering to alleviate food shortages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Red Cross
Ator
Lilian
Oly
Bayfeld
Canada Food Board
Canada
Ontario
Bolsheviki Justice in Petrograd Brutal Mob Murder Tale
An American military observer recalls a chaotic Petrograd street scene where a woman accuses a boy of stealing a pocketbook. A crowd beats the boy lifeless and throws him into a canal as the mob reacts to brutal state violence. The woman, blamed and hunted by the crowd, evokes a cycle of fear and retribution under theEtat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petrograd
Jaine
Oman
Canal
German Alarmists and Rumors Sweep a Nation
German alarmists grow daily as panic mongers spread in England. A German paper warns against life as spirits sink. Rumors claim the British opened sluices on the Flanders front drowning 100000 Germans and that a Franco-British force has surrounded and captured a whole army corps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Fatherland
Germany
Flanders
Winnipeg Live Stock Movements at May Stockyards
In May at Winnipeg Union Stockyards Manitoba receipts included 10 5 head of cattle 29 672 hogs 210 sheep and 311 horses. Cattle were allocated to abattoirs in town 3 355 to Eastern Canada 349 back to western farms 4 663 and 2 120 to the United States. Hog traffic sent 3 608 to abattoirs 633 to Eastern Canada and over 2 000 remaining in the west. Sheep mostly returned to western farms with 78 going to abattoirs. All horses stayed in the prairie provinces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnipeg
Union
Manichoba
Canada
United States
Prairie Provinces
Northern Alberta offered as better land for settlers
An editorial discusses rising U S land prices in the corn belt and a wave of migration to cheaper Canadian lands. It highlights Northern Alberta as an inviting region for dairying and cattle raising, noting favorable conditions and crops like oats as a strong foundation for livestock industries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ton Bulletin
United States
Canada
Alberta
Illinois
Canadian West
Towa
Iowa
Boy and girl swine competition planned at Edmonton summer fair
Following the calf feeding win at the Edmonton Spring Show a similar boys and girls event will be held at the summer exhibition. A total of 300 will be distributed in twelve prizes. Contenders must be Canadian residents aged 9 to 17. An additional foal care fee and horse division for light and heavy horses will also be offered to youths in the same age group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmonton
Canada
Jews Train in North Eight As New Contingent Forges Ahead
A Jewish Palestine legion unit departs New York to continue training in Nova Scotia before joining British Palestine forces. Recruits will come from Baltimore and Philadelphia. New Zealand reports 4391 registered apiaries with over 8000 bee colonies valued at a substantial sum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. 8
Jewish Palestine Legion
Foc
New York
Neva
Tia
Palestine
Baltimore
Philadelphia
New Zealand
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SOC
Carrhozone Co
Kingston
Harold Bindlo
Ward, Lock & CO
Den
Mabon, Ood
Miss Austin
U. A
Bolsheviki Justice
Appleford
Para-Sani
Norrr
McDermot Ave
Man
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