Rheumatism Liniment Offered in Canada
An advertisement promotes a LinimentTM for rheumatism available in Canada. It urges readers to obtain the product today.
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Newspaper
Melfort Moon
Location
Melfort, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Nov 06, 1918
Page
5
An advertisement promotes a LinimentTM for rheumatism available in Canada. It urges readers to obtain the product today.
A garbled local fragment mentions a cow, farming, and an admiral’s remark. It references a person named Schwab and a farm, with stray phrases about leading a cow and boys seeing something common, but the text is largely unreadable and lacks clear facts or events.
A garbled OCR passage references United States and allies facing enemy actions and attempts to prevent Germany from increasing manpower. It mentions Estonia and Lithuania in a vague wartime context and hints at negotiations or ententes without clear details.
A fragmented line recalls Willie having something last and a boy named Simnstone wondering where it is. The text hints the item may be in the pantry, but the excerpt is incomplete.
A damaged passage describes a patient recounting periods of cheer and relapse, difficulty seeking help, and long illness. The text references Dr Chane and a nerve remedy that supposedly restored appetite and vigor, with grim notes on deterioration and recovery ending abruptly.
A fragmented report notes department officials discussing care for artificial limbs and the need for orthopedic boots to support a damaged foot. Ottawa regulation states no responsibility for adjustments to mutilated limbs.
Fragmentary note praises Minard's Liniment as a distemper cure while discussing beverages and sugar use in homes. The garbled text mentions Totnes and a tea per cup, with scattered phrases on saving beverages and sugar in tea and coffee.
Canada reports 115 806 net losses in overseas forces through August 14 1918 including officers and non commissioned men. The tally covers those killed in action died of wounds missing died of war or discharged to return to service in the allied army.
Guide outlines practical tips for thrifty home cooking and baking during wartime. Emphasizes efficient use of ingredients, substitutes, and economical meal planning to stretch scarce provisions.
An 1917 order requires all dealers in fresh fruits or vegetables to obtain a license from the food commission. Violations carry penalties from 100 to 1000 dollars and may involve commissions on sales. The text notes enforcement after a specified date and cites Gearon and others in breach.
A narrative describes cane burning on a Cubarr plantation with frequent fires and swift responses. Horsemen from all directions converge on flames and smoke as plantation workers act as firemen, while a fictional drill question tests marching into line.
A brief guide urges keeping eyes clean with boric acid solution washed from the lashes each morning. It suggests mixing a small amount in previously boiled water to ensure purity, using it to refresh the eyes and remove dust or any sleep film.
Narrative claims that sickly babies recover health after taking Dr Williams Tablets. The ad states the pills, sold by dealers or mail for 25 cents, come from The Dr Williams Medicine in Brockville Ontario.
Captain the Hon. Hart Alfred Vyvyan St George Harmsworth, M C Irish Guards, elder son of Lord Nosth elte, died from wounds in Cambrai on February 12 at age twenty three. Probate granted to his father. The will directs £5000 to the Irish Guardsmen disabled in war or in need of assistance, funds to be spent as directed by the lieutenant colonel commanding. Five hundred pounds to each of several old friends.
Hon W. F. Masaryk prime minister of New Zealand at a Toronto luncheon expressed hopeful optimism that Allied victory would be swift and urged a future imperial cabinet where all Dominions have a voice. He argued empire unity would strengthen trade and Britain’s postwar peace.
Fragmentary report describes a plant connection task at a shop steam line. Mentions teams or groups such as Northwesters and Raptor, with unclear roles. No clear outcome or date. Further readable details are needed for a fuller summary.
A fragmented wartime note notes sugar sharing among allied nations before hostilities began. The incomplete text hints at cooperative economic measures and collective effort against a rising threat.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions mathematics and recursions but provides no clear person, place, or event details. Cannot determine a specific news item or context from the provided fragment.
A rugged tale of settlers and hunters in the Monaro district. Wallabies thrived in rough terrain near Snowy River with hunters counting two wallabies felled per shot. Post-trader profits followed and a quiet, altered landscape emerged as rabbits and wallabies continued to roam the frost coated pastures.
In Westminster Abbey during the George V coronation era Sir Frederick B tried a noisy fanfare with a borrowed trumpet. The discordant sound drew a warning from the clerk of the works that workers might walk off, risking postponing the ceremony. Frederick then calmed the workforce and shifted to organ music.
Fragmentary OCR narrative mentions baseball, value, and military training with unclear references to generals and war. No coherent events or names to identify a concrete news item.
Fragmentary notice indicates a committee appeals to farmers for ongoing support amid renewed activity near the Marne and regional recovery efforts.
Ad text proclaims war readiness and includes medical and health claims about remedies. It lists doctors, advertisements for tonics, and calls for readers to send money or inquiry to a physician. The fragment emphasizes fear, strength, and self help in a wartime context with dubious medical claims.
The spruce timber in forests yields giant trees with diameters of 5 to 6 feet and heights over 100 feet, used for wing beams and aircraft construction. A cubic foot weighs 25 pounds, with board feet costing about 25 dollars, reflecting high value for aero plane needs. Allies benefit as Canada and the U S supply vast spruce stands to maintain air superiority.
The fragment reports a joke about a hospital gate and a driver asking how Noah fit animals aboard the Ark. It then promotes Dr Thomas Eclectric Oil, claiming widespread use and ease of access across distant regions.
The troops stayed two days with a regimental band of forty playing blues and ragtime as soldiers danced instead of marching. French villagers enjoyed a midnight concert under a full moon, with impromptu performances by a quartet and dancers.
The Official Gazette releases statistics showing a marked drop in Spain's imports and exports. The fragmented text notes material shifts and pricing factors impacting trade, with unclear specifics on sectors.
The fragment lists unit sizes such as a machine gun battalion with 296 men and an engineer regiment with 1098 men. It assigns leadership positions with officers at regiment and battalion levels and notes a lieutenant colonel as battalion head and a general at the top of a brigade.
Havelock Wilson, head of the International Seamen's Union, calls for allied retaliation against Germany after the war. He argues many Germans deserve punishment and urges France to join in avenging sailors killed at sea. The piece notes the postwar mood and mentions job listings and a press agent exchange.
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