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Newspaper
Radville News
Location
Radville, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Jun 07, 1918
Page
7
Canada shows a rapid rise in automobile use with 199,302 cars registered in 1917, up 705 from 1916, and a sharp 1918 projection. The country nears one car for every 40 residents, reflecting widespread license issuance and growing mobility despite early scarcity.
A historian discusses England’s wartime strategy and the idea of aiding Allied nations, noting the need for faster mobilization and better artillery from the eastern front. He calls the war fortunes uncertain and stresses the symbolic duty of England as a nation in distress. The piece closes with a nod to John Masefield and St George as enduring national symbols.
Major H. M. Mowat of Parkdale in Toronto has given notice of a commons resolution for community settlements for disabled soldiers with the government act as contractor and designer of soldiers' villages. His plan envisions planned little towns where veterans can live, work, and sustain themselves with rent payments and productive employment.
A sergeant conducts a drill with a squad of recruits showing solid progress in basic training. The scene emphasizes disciplined execution and the early strides of the new class.
Pte. Harding recalls three crossings of Vimy Ridge and subsequent battles on April 9. His elder brother Leonor Harding earned the Dished Conduct medal at Passchendaele. Younger brother Clifford was wounded at Vimy Ridge and is home. The family resides at 272 Beach Road.
An old advertisement extols a remedy for kidney weakness in children claiming cures and sleep improvements. It markets Dodd’s Kidneys and Pills as a universal solution, urging parents to seek the product as a proven kidney treatment.
Sparse readable text fragments mention enemy and transcript style terms. No clear event, date, or named entities emerge from the available material.
A public notice offers a reward of one hundred dollars for the case of catarrh that cannot be cured. The advertisement emphasizes a cure is elusive and promises compensation to the claimant providing the solution.
A brief note from the Cleveland Plaindealer discusses the preference for using the term Yanks over Sam mies to refer to Americans abroad, labeling the shift as a relief.
An old catalog blurb touts Dr Thomas Electric Oil praised for curing many ailments. It claims long standing remedy status and widespread demand after thirty years in use.
Wool marketing in Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta expands. Provincial governments plan to assemble wool in Manitoba and Saskatchewan while Alberta prepares to handle wool through its growers' associations as last season's profits encourage more farmers to join the cooperative system.
A testimonial from Mrs. W. F. Burns describes years of fatigue and nervous exhaustion after childbirth. She credits Dr Williams Pink Pills with restoring her health and energy, enabling her to return to daily duties and feel like a new woman after illness. The notice cites Brockville Ontario as the source of the medicine.
Morning sun and dew on grass set a quiet scene in a church yard. A troubled speaker mutters about buried wives, hinting at a sinister past and a chilling inner demon.
A fragment from the Baltimore American notes a satirical or coded line referencing Minard and a phrase about Huns cannibals. The readable text is fragmentary and lacks clear context or full quotation.
The text urges care for leather shoes amid weather and mud with a patriotic tone. It mentions a 4 in 1 polish guaranteed not to injure the finest leather and promotes public support for its use.
A brief reader note promotes a home remedy claim describing corn removal with minimal discomfort. The ad style text suggests inexpensive supplies and a quick result, echoing period druggist endorsements without medical details.
British and Canadian recruiting officials report orders to American police to arrest deserters from British and Canadian armies. The plan targets men who fled to the United States under the flag of a foreign country and includes action against draft dodgers with names sent from Canada to Boston police.
Harlin Fulton announces that Minard's Liniment is the only firm remedy kept for sale and widely used by residents of Pleasant Bay, C. B.
A preface to a volume of war speeches quotes a speaker stating the war will not be short and cannot be ended by negotiation. The speaker says the machine of oppression controls minds and must be resisted by steadfast citizens to drive events to a conclusion.
A garbled dialogue fragment reports a five dollar find on a desk and a brief exchange about honesty, with incomplete names and context.
The report mentions Regina and Canadian seed growers' association with Seager Wheeler and Worm Senda. It references seed distribution and seeds facing issues from worms and refuse. It notes health concerns and child health improving with morbid organ-related items.
Canada’s Soldiers of the Soil program will deploy 35,000 active boys on farms this summer. They are enlisted under the Soldiers of the Soil and supervised by the SOS organization of the Canada Food Board.
Fragmentary reference from the Philadelphia Evening Ledger notes a Six ayard ban rate and mentions Jim, Slocgside of Yim, and Batman as roles or figures in an unclear context. The text is irregular and offers no clear events or outcomes.
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