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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Dec 06, 1917
Page
7
The article urges farmers to intensify cultivation and livestock production, aiming to exceed previous yields on every acre and from each cow. It notes wartime hiring across nations and impending shortages, linking heightened activity to healthier bodily function and national alarm.
The article discusses Germany's use of the term freedom of the seas, tracing it to Count von Reventlow and a March publication banned in Germany. It argues the doctrine envisions wartime naval dominance and control of sea lanes, including Belgian coast and trade routes, as a policy goal. It notes Allied reaction and calls for action against food profiteers, with implications for postwar territorial aims.
The Saskatchewan Farmer argues that paying $10 to $20 per acre for land and doing nothing with it, hoping for unearned gains, is foolish. He notes Western Canadian farm homes improved over decades rarely sell for low prices and questions why yields and profits vary, urging practical use rather than speculative purchases.
The readable fragment describes a remedy claimed to relieve asthma and suggests a study-backed result. No identifiable persons, organizations, dates, or concrete outcomes are present to center a specific news item.
Fragmentary wartime rhetoric from London Times discussing resolve for victory and unity against tyranny. Emphasizes that freedom requires total commitment from all citizens and warns of future challenges after conquest.
The article explains that nervous issues stem from digestive problems as stomach weakness reduces food digestion, affecting blood nourishment and nerve energy. Dr Williams Pink Pills are claimed to replenish blood nutrients and tonify digestion, offering relief. Available from dealers or by mail for $2.30 from The Dr Williams Medicine Company in Brockville Ontario.
President Witton lauds drafted men as patriots in a public address. The piece notes recognition for those chosen for Canadian service under the Military Service Act. It mentions 100,000 reinforcements to bolster overseas forces and promises proper care according to deserts.
A garbled note discusses eligibility for medical care for disabled service members and the potential process to obtain hospital treatment. It mentions military medical officers, civilian care pathways, and government entitlement, but the text is fragmented and unclear.
Cincinnati man describes drying a corn or callus with drops of Freezone to loosen and lift it with minimal pain. A small bottle costs little and, if available, can remove the entire soft tissue and root without irritating surrounding skin.
The Ottawa department of agriculture issues free bulletin on feeding and housing swine. It argues high value concentrates can limit costs and that pigs can be kept efficiently in simple housing, even in winter. The pamphlet covers breeding, care by age and season, and practical, economical pig-keeping tips.
The report outlines U S food advisories, noting a shift in wheat handling and storage practices. It mentions the Society of Restaurant adoptees and compares October to August, with August described as fair average amid changes in hotel and restaurant operations.
An excerpt contrasts American and English social habits during wartime. It notes the English favor tea over cocktails and caution against discussing the war or victory too bluntly. The piece uses humorous observation to suggest how Americans should approach English peers for smoother relations.
Rev Dr Bruce Taylor of Queen’s University and former chaplain of the 42 Highlanders told a Philadelphia conference that the present conflict is not a war but a crusade. He urged the United States to commit fully, saying the world’s war effort would be wasted if Germany is not defeated. He cited Canadian service on European battlefields and criticized limited aims and the sacrifice of trained troops.
A string of endorsements from Rev. William Prown and several women claim Minard's Liniment cured ailments from aches to sensitive lungs and lumbago. The notices read like testimonial snippets, highlighting personal relief and satisfaction with the product.
Fragmentary report notes new grain crops are failing and food shortages spark unrest and protests. Mentions rising discontent, threats of revolt, and concern over food supply impacting daily life as observers discuss potential broader conflict and influence on regional transport and policy.
A fragment reflects on England's wartime sacrifice and legends of devotion, noting the sorrow shown by those depicted. It questions who among London Daily Mail readers lists the grand sacrifice as a noble cause.
Dutch authorities set bread ration at 200 grammes per person for eleven days after September. The measure follows initial tickets issued and was extended by forty days in the debate over national supply.
A fragmentary statement attributed to Mother Graves urging prompt relief for worms in children through a simple remedy. The text appears as a brief caution or advocacy line with uncertain provenance and lacks corroborating details.
Dr Fred Burnham of Winnipesaukee derived in London from the Ba sane, where he has labored as director of Serbian hospitals. He received the order of Saint Sava from the Crown Prince of Serbia and now returns to Canada to appeal for funds to establish Canadian hospitals in Serbia equipped and staffed by Canadians.
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