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Newspaper
Melfort Moon
Location
Melfort, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Aug 14, 1918
Page
2
Shell Shock Terrors Diminish in Allied Medical Talks
A Paris conference on shell shock gathers experts including Col Thomas W Salmon, Dr Pierre Marie, Dr Insky, and Major General Sir Rose R. Caig, with discussions on chest injuries, foreign matter removal, and new surgical tools by Theodore. British and French doctors share cases and treatment approaches amid wartime medical debates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Thos. W. Salmon
Ermy
Pierre Marie
Insky
Rose Ru Ecaigg
Pines
Army
Theodore
Col
A. B. Salteau
Re Duval
An Artist's Oversight at the London Procession
A fragmented report notes a clash over a London procession scene. The piece mentions an artist’s misdrawn depiction and public reaction to food ticket references, with a focus on main thoroughfares and censorship concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clini
London
Canadian Rail Network Strengthens French War Effort
War dispatch notes a rapid expansion of Canadian rail links in France, enabling dispersed battalions to move supplies and troops efficiently. Engineers build dozens of miles of hidden, fortified rail lines from new railheads, supporting offensive movements and enabling swift German countermeasures to be outpaced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roland Hill
Fraper
Nord Canal
Somme
Have & Con Sa
Dle
Es Hens
Air Forces Reach Mounting Allied Supremacy on Western Front
An official RAF summary reports Allied air superiority from July 1 through early April. In this period RAF crews claimed hundreds of enemy aircraft shot down and many more destroyed or driven out of control. The tally shows 2,150 hostile aircraft destroyed and 1,063 out of control, with 623 additional shootdowns totaling 3,856.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Air Force
Ivee
War Weary French Nerves Notice Battle End Near
Fragmentary text suggests wartime notes on French resolve and a major battle nearing completion. References to bombardment, capital, and art lovers gathering imply a public scene amid prolonged conflict.
Farmers in Business Run Large Elevators Across Prairie Provinces
Farmers' organizations control about one third of crops in Alberta Saskatchewan and Manitoba with two public and two private terminals. The network handles millions in commodities while the Tuvenens group operates a publishing plant employing many and owning coal sheds warehouses and thousands of live stock cars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alberta
Saskatchewan
Manitoba
Tuvenens
Pacific Coast
Lift Corn Pain Free With Freezone Shoe Tip
A faded ad text touts removing corns or calluses painlessly. Apply a few drops of freezone to the tender area before using a shoe or hat and lift the corn or root with a tool once loosened. Cautions about skin around the area are noted.
Sugar from Flowers and the Idea of Sugar via Bees
An article discusses flowers as natural sugar factories and the potential to obtain sweetness from soil and air. It notes bees as the only current intermediary, measuring nectar’s yield and the feasibility of beekeeping to supply sugar, with observations on regional bee industry importance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honeh
Napiecie
Fragmentary Caption Hints at U S Book of Great Nations
Behind the wagons and wars and treaties in the bh nations lie certain other mh Conditions on which the Uni States bh may be told in a The Book of Great U ey States have must act. Judgment and context are incomplete but imply external pressures and policy decisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uni
Britain
Ren boat crew nets huge prize on nine sea days
Four men aboard the Canadian fishing vessel Ren earned about 12 dollars each through nine days at sea. The Rennel under Iain Tom Peterson fished on the Helterbank and produced a catch of 25 000 pounds sold at 14 to 15 cents per pound. The ship is hailed as Prince Rupert treasure today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ren
Iain Tom Peterson
War-Time Economy For Canadian Army Summary
Wartime economy in Canada boosts military supplies and food preservation. Officials report 200000 pounds of beef saved in May and focus on conserving foodstuffs across army camps overseas and at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congo
Canada
Oor
Ai Ieee
Canada Food Board
Guard Babies Health In The Summer
The summer months bring danger to children with infant illness and colic. Mothers must be vigilant and ready to treat during heat, with guidance from reputable medical dealers. A pamphlet from The Williams Medicine Co. Brockville Ontario offers safe care tips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willams’ Me
Brockville
Ont
Alberta cattle ranchers report spring cattle health and market notes
Alberta ranchers report fat cattle and early pasture improvement this spring. They note reduced grass and a lower market push as feed supplies tighten, with potential effects on sales and pricing this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alberta
Lethbridge i
Global Hunger and Poverty Impact Reach Across Nations
Report notes hundreds of millions face extreme poverty and starvation while others live on the brink. Analysts warn the crisis spans Russia and beyond, reflecting widespread deprivation and inadequate access to essentials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eee 2
Put
Sei
Russia
Fragmentary remark sparks quarrel at campaign stop
In a garbled exchange from a Daily News report, a rejected seal and security concerns surface as a candidate confronts heckling, with the phrase Them's the gents echoed by bystanders during the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robe
Marshall
Daily News
Dr. Piaren’s Favorite Prescription Promote Woman’s Strength
An 19th century style promotion claims the remedy offers wealth and strength to women. The text promises a safe cure for chronic weaknesses and ailments peculiar to women and urges taking the medicine to build health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piaren
German leaders debate moral conquests and peace
In a stalled Prussian exchange Junker Oldenburg Jenutchen criticizes moral conquests as a bad guide to peace. He argues educated peoples must train to defend the state and mocks Dernburg as unsuitable to discuss such aims. He mentions visits by the American ambassador and officials in defense of policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junker
Oldenburg- Jenutchen
Hohenz
Dernburg
Gerard
Derard
Sanger Secestion
Alberta Land and Climate First in Dairy and Wheat Output
The article notes Alberta covers vast territory with 253 540 square miles and 160 million acres of land. It highlights a favorable climate for crops and cattle. Dairy stock and milk production surged in 1917, while wheat yields averaged 22.5 bushels per acre over ten years, reflecting strong agricultural growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alberta
Great Britain
Ireland
France
Talberta
Albert Cateen
Iter
False Reports Restrict Tourist Traffic
The article discusses misleading statements about tourist entry to Canada and U S travel. It notes officials denying tightened restrictions, cites Senator Gideon and Senator Robertson, and describes papers proving American citizenship as sufficient for crossing the border.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cees
United
Immigrat
Gideon Ee Cemeccien
Pr “ ‘Ceu
Robertson
Istration Board
Desaattie
Canada
Son
Borde
Scene at the crowded basin near the trenches
A scene depicts a man returning from the trenches sitting in a corner near the entrance. He searches his pocket for tin fare and copper coin, but a shilling slips away as the crowd gathers.
Temperance Push Shifts Cattle Trade in Calgary Territory
In Alberta a temperance movement influences cattle industry policy as organizers rally support in Calgary. Officials discuss local regulations and market impact while agricultural leaders weigh potential changes to trade and grazing practices.
Boys Doing Good Work In Prairie Farms Report
D. R. Poole, director of wage work for the provinces, notes about 3,300 teenage boys are steadily employed on farms in Semewee and Manitoba due to dissatisfaction. He cites 1,000 plus boys in Saskatchewan with only one adjustment case and five in Manitoba. Overall, the workers are said to be content and well treated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Semewee
Manitoba
D. R. Poole
Poole
Saskatchewan
Rastus Modest Office Exchange From The Argonaut
Vague dialogue highlights a humorous exchange about office ranks and titles. The piece references a grand ruler and exalted ruler, then quips that the exalted role is the lowest. A promotional tag for Corn Cuore concludes the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Argonaut
German Elementary Schools Labeled Slaves of Autocracy
A historical critique describes the German Volksschule as a century old nursery for autocratic obedience. It argues German classrooms suppress thinking, rely on repetition, and employ inexperienced part time supervisors. Poor ventilation, crowded benches, and ill suited furnishings are noted as harmful to students and visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Volke
Caer
U S Reinforcements and Allied Losses Highlight World War II Record
The article notes U S troops abroad reach 637 929 since the Paris crisis and allied casualties since March 21 near half a million. It claims American transports to Europe have not been sunk and Germany faces dwindling fresh manpower, marking a historic Allied effort in defense against German aggression.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Hindenbu
Paris
Germany
Europe
Gianapese
Springfield Republican
Bystander Discusses Paper Wrapping Traditions
A fragmentary note describes bystander Roberta and others debating sacrifices and wrappers for bon-bons and cigars, mentioning corrugated paper and paper bands as part of a playful exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roberta
Mer
Army Recruiting Officer Rejected Message
Fragmented OCR reads like a garbled note about an army recruiting officer and recruitment attempts. It mentions a soldier and marching but contains unclear phrases and inconsistent wording. The readable elements hint at a military recruitment context without concrete details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bneet
Advice to Dyspeptics Well Worth Following
In dyspepsia cases relief comes quickly with Hamiltons remedy as it strengthens the stomach and digestive organs. It promises daily benefits and improved nourishment, energy, and overall health as the body converts food properly. Get Dr Hamiltons Pills today at 25 cents per box from dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hon
Daylight Saving Thing On Farms In Iowa And Toronto
Farmers ignore delegations to abolish daylight saving as dew and heat affect farm life. The issue remains unsettled, with daylight saving likely to become a regular feature next summer, as reported by the Galt Reporter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Toronto
Suismer
Galt
Negroes Do Their Bit in Wartime Draft History
Emmett J. Scott, assistant to the Secretary of War, notes that under the first draft there were 737,628 African Americans and that pleas for exemptions were few, as the American Negroes contribute to civilization and liberty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmett J. Scott
Ted States
Etary
Baker
Meat Shortage Forces Higher Target for 1917 Production
In the face of shi Sa' Pas shortages and transport delays, authorities set a production aim approaching 70 000 tons for 1917 to stabilize supply and curb price spikes.
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