Astonishing Eye Remedy Report By Beck And Judkins
Dr Beck and Dr Judkins publish a striking report on a remedy claimed to strengthen eyesight. The document, attributed to the medical authors, lauds a treatment that supposedly alleviates eye strain, headaches, and tired vision through a special regimen and nursing trust in optical principles. The passage lists testimonials and references outlets in Calgary Vancouver and Winnipeg for distribution and uptake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DR. Judeiis
Tata
McDermid Drug Co
Calgary
Vascouver
Ont Drug Core
Vancouver
McCullough Drug Co
Winnipeg
The Need of Flowers and a Ring Tale in a Fragment
Fragmentary notes describe a flower need and a rumored theft of a black stone ring linked to Hohenzollern lore. The text mentions Holloway's Corn Cure and a tale of a jewel dropped by a frog, with references to Frederick the Great, Countess Licerau, and hopes for lasting peace amid European conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hohenzollerns
Frederick the Great
Licerau
Europe
Philadelphia Public Ledger
Tell It to the Marines and Meat Discourse
A clipped, editorial style essay contrasts the saying Tell It to the Marines with King Charles and marine corps history. It critiques meat consumption for children, cites Canadian and English dietary practices, and references soldiers’ letters about English childrearing and nutrition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pepys
Charless
England
Marines
Tropics
King Charles
United States
Colliers
Vera Ener
Gram
Egypt
Tripoli
Algiers
Mexico
China
Japan
Korea
Elba Porto
Kivo
Panama
Nicaragua
Santo
Domingo
Formons
Se Fhatra
Hawaii
Samoa
Alaska
Paphines
It Is In Demand Dr Thomas Electric Oil Leads Market
Great demand for Dr Thomas Electric Oil keeps a large factory busy producing and bottling the preparation. Sands leads proprietary compounds and the oil is widely regarded as the top in the market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas
Kaffir Smoking Customs Described In Colonial Text
A colonial-era description notes Kaffirs as inveterate smokers. It mentions a peculiar pipe fashioned from two sticks forming an angle, with a hollow reed connecting them. The text describes filling the mouth with water and drawing smoke, highlighting a native practice viewed through a biased colonial lens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Afris
The Germans and The Hohenzelterns Clash Over Blame and War Ends
The piece argues the Kaiser and his circle are not solely responsible for German madness. It criticizes the German system, favors foreign imposition, and warns victory or defeat hinge on timely U.S. entry with maximum effort. It stresses the need for America to join the war quickly with full power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ais
New York Se
Dairy Cow Records Boost Profits and Milk Yields
Farmers urged to keep daily milk records to identify profitable cows and track total annual yield. Emphasizes 5000 pounds annual milk with 3.5 percent fat as a profitability benchmark. Instructions cover weighing milk, feed quantities, and uses of balances and scales, plus offer of sample farms. Também promotes asthma remedy with sensational claim of permanent relief.
Women of Italy in War Work Report by London Times
A London Times correspondent details Italian women's wartime roles. After early clerical duties they staff trains and streets, serve as conductors and factory workers, and produce soldiers clothing. The piece notes pay scales, hours, and praise for their quiet, unglorified contribution to the war effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London Times
Wesse
Siaster
Nautial Sco
Sks
Tang
Rome
Jst
Sorghum
Tbs
Minard
Liniment Lumberman
Tural Hale
Italy
Agricul le Alist
London eye specialist aids soldiers with chain mail veil
A London eye specialist introduces a steel helmet with a chain mail veil to shield soldiers at the front. The veil protects the eyes and much of the face from bullets and shell splinters, yet can be lifted to allow sight and firing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Ross Sickly Babies Own Tablets Claim Relief
Sickly babies fretful with indigestion constipation and colds may improve with Baby's Own Tablets. Mrs Jean Paradis of St Bruno reports her infant stopped vomiting and became a healthy boy after use. The Dr W. Medicine Co. Brockville Ont sells boxes by mail for cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Paradis
St. Bruno
Joe
Dr. W | Medicine Co
Brockville
Ont
Immigration Steady as Canada Admits 75 395 in 1916 17
Immigrants admitted to Canada in the fiscal year ending March 31 1917 totaled 75 395. Of these 61 309 came from the United States 8 242 from Great Britain and 2 953 from continental Europe. The Commissioner of Immigration at Winnipeg also reports 5 45 million francs entered from the United States during the eight months and 2 144 439 in cash. During the period 2 216 homestead entries were made with Manitoba taking 344 Saskatchewan 720 and Alberta 1063.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
United States
Great Britain
Europe
Commissioner of Immigration
Winsipag
Immgrants
Cos
Manitoba
Sasatchewan
Alberta
Growth and Life Spans of Various Animals
A garbled excerpt lists animals with growth periods and lifespans, mentioning a man and gender notes. It misstates hens and pigeons longevity, elephants and a bear, and ends with an unclear line about men and women. The text mixes incorrect spellings and disjoint facts.
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Eiftete
Mit
Wat
Porate
Masmariusetts Payaicsaa
Beek
Sadkine
Bone
Reip
Holloway
Toronto
Toronto Globe
Moose Jaw Ranchers’ Fair
MacIntyre
A. Munns
Nea
Dairy Cow Records
Maem Porte
J.D. Kellogg
Women of Italy
Catra
Fleet Foot
Ross
Iren
Alaska Bedding Co
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