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Newspaper
Maryfield News
Location
Maryfield, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Jun 15, 1916
Page
3
The Chicago Tribune argues that voluntary military service is flawed and unjust, urging universal compulsory training now while peace lasts. It claims enlistment should be a civic duty and democratic obligation, not a matter of personal conscience.
The piece discusses how changing a Jersey cow’s feed may alter milk fat percentages, noting gradual transitions to avoid abrupt changes in butterfat. It includes remarks on colonial events and sea power, referencing General Smuts and Germany’s colonies, in a broad wartime context.
A reader reports severe eye irritation and headaches after using glasses. The remedy recommends diluting a solution in water and applying to the eyes several times daily, claiming rapid relief and permanent improvement. The advertisement cites a drug company at 64 tt fer as the supplier.
The article explains molasses as a palatable feed additive for horses and cattle, enhancing intake and digestion. It notes veterinarians sometimes prescribe it for respiratory ailments and gives a guideline of two to three pounds daily, with up to fifteen pounds in unusually cheap liberation scenarios, and stresses dilution with other feeds.
The article notes insufficient Geid superrisies leading to increased spending in Gre protec tion today. It highlights temporary fire wardens, lack of proper training, and difficulty retaining skilled personnel.
The report honors Mrs Potter a widow aged eighty three for her deeds. It notes the queen members and army of the faithful, praising long service by her descendants and kin. The piece mentions allied grand people and sective service efforts.
An old newspaper note warns that springtime nervous disorders rise, linked to unhealthy life and heat. It cites remedies like tonics and laxatives, while criticizing purgation and promoting routine care and patience. The piece also includes anecdotes and ads for medicines and a moral anecdote about a neighbor and a sprinkler.
A garbled text fragment mentions a soldier’s wife and a puzzled stance, referencing a ledger, a position, and a mysterious return from a place. The content is fragmentary with unclear subjects and locations.
A scrambled OCR fragment hints at a tale involving Safety First, a film project, and a long standing neighbor feud. The text mentions Mr Marq, Mevemr, Jock Foutrremt, and a scene or event near a Canadian parish road with railroad points. The piece includes garbled dates and names, indicating a historical newspaper note or brief about local life and safety themes.
An unclear OCR passage references a fetus in the woods, a witness discussing meals and eggs, worm medicines for children, and barbed wire exports from the United States. It includes stray names and disjointed phrases about digestion, immunity, and war-era trade.
A fragmented notice promises a $1,000 reward to any person who can solve five red petitions listed in the damaged text. The item references a device or remedy claimed to provide lasting relief and mentions a “love bot” and medical claims.
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