Central Alberta Gardens Prove Superior Crops and Yields
A pamphlet from the board of trade extols Central Alberta gardening praising exceptionally fertile soil and favorable conditions. Cabbages carrots beans parsnips and celery thrive with modest care, yielding 1300 to 1500 bushels per acre in some cases. A field near Fa Montom reportedly produced 1486 bushels from two acres.
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Alberta
Board of Trade
Edmonton
Atlantic
Pacific
Central
Montom
U. S. Firms Dominate Canadian Lake Fish Trade
The dominant share of the Canadian lake fishing business is held by United States firms. Over 90 percent of output is exported to the United States. The industry operates year round on the Great Lakes, with winter fishing through ice and shipping of frozen maturities to U S and Canadian markets.
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United States
Great Lakes
The
Commission of Conser
Extravagance Under Suspicion Ties to Notable Figures
Fragmentary OCR text suggests a caution against extravagance linked to a notable group or individuals. Mentions possible profiteer accusations and relatives of outcasts. Details are unclear, but the piece hints at social scrutiny and ethics questions surrounding wealth and association.
Typiies the Will to Win Has Called Her Strong J ena At 76
The passage praises Clemenceau's enduring vigor from his 1906 1909 prime ministership noting his surgical precision from medical training. It portrays him as a strong, impatient leader who cuts through fog and refuses humbug and cites Maurice Leon as a commentator. It ends with a bold claim about a single remaining strong country.
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Jena
Clemenceas
Maurice Leon
Socas
Coca
Uae
Helen Elie
Minard's Liniment Cures Distemper and Prairie Settler Permits
Minards liniment claimed to cure distemper while reports note settlers' permits for prairie clearing fires under Dominion lands in Manitoba and Saskatchewan. Administration is said to be conducted by provincial officials through a special arrangement.
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Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Fragmented OCR note with tangled phrases and quotes
A garbled text block presents mixed fragments and quoted lines. Several names appear in odd form, including Dorothy James and James, with scattered phrases about a reward, a site, and blood imagery, but the overall meaning is unclear. The piece reads like OCR noise rather than a coherent report.
War Service Badges Ready for Issue and How to Apply
The militia department announces war service badges are ready for issue with four classes A to D. Class A for CEF members on duty in Canada or recently discharged, Class B for LEF members retired or discharged for age, wounds or sickness, Class C for CEF retirees unfit for service, and Class D for early enlistments rejected but medically fit. Applicants for D must have medicals, and those eligible for A or B cannot receive C or D. Also guidance on patriotic fund badges and a note that food licensing authority may be extended with trade input.
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Militia Department
C.E.F
Canada
L.E.F
England
C.ef
Tien
Patriotic Fund
Sea the Front
C.E.F. B
Test Dr Chase Nerve Food Then See Results
The ad urges readers to try Dr Chase's Nerve Food claiming proven cure in thousands of reports. It appeals to skeptics to test the building-up treatment, asserting it will benefit most users and cannot fail to help.
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Dr. Chase
Rdmanson, Bates & Co
After World War I Lord Leverhulme on workers future
Lord Leverhulme argues postwar workers gained new perspectives and should not be forced back into prewar conditions. He praises his model town and profit sharing, urging policies that avoid reversing social gains and warning such moves would hinder civilization and humanity. He notes factories keep acids for wounds and promotes Electric Oil for burns.
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Lord Leverhulme
Lam
Morale of Allies Prompts Mixed Signals From War Leaders
In a Cleveland era dispatch Col House reports morale in allied forces is splendid, speaking of both soldiers and civilians. He notes no radical economic measures in US policy and says decisions rest with President Wilson for any future inter allied councils, with unclear plans for delegates' return.
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Ameri
France
Para
Col. House
Col House
United States
Russia
Wilson
Col
House
Government restricts export of bran and shorts
The food controller announced that no tonnage of bran and shorts will be exported until Canadian requirements are fully met. He plans to fix prices for feed and ensure farmers obtain it at the lowest cost, with dealer profits potentially capped after provincial data is secured. A separate feed branch of the Dominion department of agriculture is being set up in Winnipeg to serve Western Canada.
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Nine
Posner
Te Department
Nanea
Sted Shaw
Dominion Department of Agriculture
Western
Canada
Cuticura Soap and Ointment Promote Pure Skin
Advertises Cuticura products as superior for cleansing purifying and beautifying the complexion hands and hair. Claims Cuticura ointment soothes heals and aids skin health with dermatologist endorsed feel, urging purchase via dealers for relief from skin troubles.
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Deaiers
German Artillery Losses Revealed In Secret Report
A leaked October 4 intelligence summary from the German High Command details heavy artillery losses and maintenance strains. The document, attributed to General Lidendorf, notes alarming attrition and calls for a large portion of guns to be kept in service through repairs, signaling strain on German artillery capacity.
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Ine Londen Dany Caroaicie
Aries
Lidendorf Himelt
Arsj
Miller's Worm Powders Said Best Vermifuge On Market
Advertised as the most effective vermifuge, Miller's Worm Powders claim to clear stomach and bowels of worms and aid regualting the infantile system. They are presented as safe for children and capable of destroying all worms without harming the delicate constitution.
Briton and Hun The difference between the Brish and German
A Canadian Highlander writes about differences in temperament between British and German soldiers. He notes Britons relish raids and rough close quarters, while Germans show less eagerness but often endure and adapt when pressed. The piece contrasts attitudes, suggesting Germans may concede when overwhelmed.
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