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Newspaper

Melfort Moon

Location

Melfort, Saskatchewan, Canada

Date

Jul 17, 1918

Page

11

Remarkable Development of Women in Munition Work

At the London exhibition of women’s work in munition production Frederick George Kellaway cites growing female participation. He notes that by 1917 tens of thousands of trained women have entered munitions factories, with 500 a week educated from training schools and a steady stream placed into industry.

London Frederick George Kellaway Manition Indusion Ministry of Manitions Manition

Putnam's Corn Remedy Claims Painless Quick Removal

A reader touts Putnam's Extractor as a painless corn remedy that shrivels and peels away a corn on the toe without exercise. The ad-like text extols its quick action and inexpensive cost, noting the product works even on old and tough corns.

Putnames Putnam's

Train Ferry Crosses English Channel From Newhaven to Dieppe

For the first time a train ferry crossed the English Channel carrying about cars from Newhaven to Dieppe. The voyage marks a wartime milestone as thousands of British railway cars had supported troop movements, overcoming tides and dock-side challenges with temporary bridges and linked dock equipment.

Newhaven England Dieppe France Diespeter

Fragmentary street preservation note from unknown source

The readable text hints at preservation or containment of something on streets with sawdust and coverings. The fragmentary lines mention keeping air away and pacing, but essential details and context are missing to identify the event, date, or location.

Bombs Drop Mechanics Explained in Wartime Guide

A detailed overview describes how bombs are armed and dropped, noting safety pins and electrical fuzes, the role of timing and angles in aiming, and how rapid salvoes are avoided to give nearby people warning. The piece also touches on German air raids and practical considerations for air defense.

Kane London Germany Setae

Fragmentary court note on witness statement and incident

The readable text shows an unclear exchange where an attorney questions a witness about a man named Jones and an alleged event involving a train. A farmer testifies about his position in the woods behind a street when the incident occurred.

Reindeer Milk and Skins Highlighted at Boston Meeting

In a Boston speech Dr. Grenfell urged the value of reindeer for milk and skins. De Wilheed T.G spoke of domesticated herds across the world and a joint meeting of St. Pauls Cathedral with the New England Needlework Guild. He noted Lapland reindeer origin and a Newfoundland herd expanding from 250 to 1250.

de Wilheed T.G Boston Grease Rider New England Association Needlework Guild St. Paul's Cathedral Grenfell Lapland Newfoundland Labrador

Dr Williams Pink Pills For Strength and Health

A promotional note extols Dr Williams Pink Pills as a remedy to strengthen constitution, improve blood, energy, and appearance. It cites a testimonial from Mrs Pred Gostin describing a recovery after illness and surgery, urging readers to try the pills for better health.

Breihd Williams Willy Medicing Wil

Anecdote of Napoleon and British Battle Tradition

Brief, garbled anecdote referencing Napoleon arguing that the British seldom win all battles yet may win the last one. Mentions a Springfield Republic or Resilican and a demand for Thomas Electric Oil. Unscrutable text hampers clear meaning but notes a factory and public demand context.

Napoleon Springfield Thomas Deviand

Demagogism and the critique of easy citizenship

A reader laments demagogic politics that promise relief while eroding civic duties. The author argues such rhetoric turns citizens into passive dependents and burdens the polity with diluted responsibility.

Minard’s Liniment Cures Colds in Odd Story

Fragmentary OCR text reports a maritime tale about a Highlander and a marine, with unclear names and jumbled phrases. The fragment suggests a wartime or travel setting but fails to provide coherent events or outcomes.

War Garden Bulletin for Amateur Gardeners

Very few gardeners have mastered seed germination and soil preparation. Cover newly sown patches with straw after planting to hasten growth of radishes onions and salad crops. Control aphids and green fly with whale oil soap or nicotine sulfate. Continuous cultivation and weed removal prevent pest and disease pressure and save field costs.

Canada

Unscrupulous Ad Copy Sparks Food Safety Notice

A fragmented OCR snippet references questionable kitchen preparation claims and a dubious worm product described as palatable and promptly effective. The text hints at deceptive labeling aimed at consumers without credible evidence or safety assurances.

British Influence in Mesopotamia Draws Mixed Arab Views

A Vancouver World summary reports Arab perspectives on British actions in Baghdad and Mosul. Arabs admire electricity and modernization but question British authority and governance, noting perceived use of jinns as explanations for new projects.

Britain Asia Vancouver Bagdad Mosul India Rallwiy

Mule Lesson Sparks Schoolroom Trial Then Triumph

A teacher in a historic schoolroom instructs a student named James also called Jimmy. The pupil rides a mule in class and succeeds, prompting the teacher to seek a better demonstration for the next lesson.

Armen Jeu James Richard Jimmy Jimny

Why One U-Boat Was Captured

A WWI era account describes British actions against German submarines. It recounts a submarine sighting near a British harbor and a depth charge incident that forced surrender, plus notes on fleet confidence and submarine detection efforts.

Pat Gan Ralph Dayne Wis Admiral Beatty R. Payne Maina

Do Not Rob the Soil Promotes Permanent Soil Fortification

Farmers' Review argues against exhausting soil and urges permanent fortification for lasting profits. The piece warns that taking more plant food than returned makes farmers unpopular and jeopardizes future generations with degraded land. A separate item notes a domestic scene where Grace ends a relationship after a confrontation.

Dodd's Kidney Pills Credited By Saskatchewan Settler

In Lydiard Saskatchewan a well known settler Mr Sidney praises Dodd's Kidney Pills after back and kidney trouble. He reports relief after taking the product and urges others with similar issues to try it, noting the pills helped him regain strength and health.

Sidney Bent Dodd Lydiard Sidney Beat Sacin

Prussian Education and the Warning on Authority

An English observer argues that German education enforces obedience and suppresses self critique. He warns that unchecked power in leaders shapes nations, and that without critical education the state risks tyranny and moral decay. The piece links military discipline to educational culture, urging reform to prevent despotism.

Concrete Ship Satisfactory Report on Behavior and Politics

An official report reviews the conduct tied to concrete ship projects and political figures. It notes tension between factions and accuses a demagogue ally of public harm while cautioning about influential figures and public enemies.

Russian Heroine Bathkareva Heads for London and New York

Leona Bathkareva, leader of the Women’s Battalion of passing, was reported to have reached New York while en route from San Francisco to London. The account notes her ascent after the Kerensky overthrow and her party’s travel on a U.S. transport that had sailed from Manila to San Francisco, landing May 12.

Leona Bothkareva Death New York San Francisco London Kerensky Bathkareva Vladivostok United States Manila

Minard’s Liniment Cures Distempsr and Conductorette

The piece praises a conductorette who makes street cars look neater and more orderly. She remarks passengers feel safer with her in uniform, noting a happy accident improving her appearance and efficiency on the line.

Phils Pike Lede

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