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Newspaper
Radville News
Location
Radville, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Jun 08, 1917
Page
12
A tense nocturnal scene unfolds as a man and Dolly face a looming threat outside the door. Hidden fears, whispered promises, and a perilous grip on life mark their uneasy passage to the cottage, with a dramatic reveal of courage and devotion.
A Los Angeles Times piece imagines a train moving at a mile a minute starting at Christ’s birth to travel 1 billion miles. It would circle the Earth 40 000 times and end near New Year’s Eve 1628, witnessing Rome, Britain, Paris, Columbus, and the discovery of America across centuries.
Report describes early experiments in airship communication. It notes wireless telephony proving faulty and mentions a French system called the Means method using a five gallon cylinder and cord driven valve to emit a dark streak into the atmosphere.
Snippet shows a lawyer questioning a respondent about attending to business while remarking on marriage. The speaker contrasts traits of Apollo Vulcan and Moses, asserting women deserve court and bold public roles.
A discussion of cost challenges in farm to city trade. City buyers and country sellers must set fair prices, adjust for high feed costs, and reduce delivery expenses. The piece urges instruction on cost calculation, promotes Cash and Carry, and notes parcels post as a growing link between producers and urban shoppers.
Professor Pickering notes that while Lowell Observatory data leave Mars habitation unproven, they do not rule it out. He adds canals may be natural or artificial and that current telescope limits hinder resolution. He argues astronomy strengthens the optic nerve and requires years of practice to discern fine details.
The Peterborough Review notes merchants who advertise dominate, while a deliberate advertising ban spreads a shared malaise. It questions why customers pay attention to mail order catalogs from Toronto when local dealers curb ads, and argues the suppression harms all.
British Columbia fruit buyers invest heavily in the 1917 small fruit crop for lower province growth. A straw berry crop, half the raspberry output, and most gooseberry and blackberry yields have been placed for jam factories. Nick Romanoff is praised for superior garden production versus Hohenzollern.
A dated public notice praises anti alcohol sentiment, urging action against drink. It argues strong drink harms the nation, raises living costs, and damages families. The text invokes national sacrifice and calls for universal responsibility to combat alcohol.
Scientists extract cultures from four thousand year old mummies and find deadly germs in a hibernating state. Under proper moisture and heat the pathogens revive quickly, illustrating remarkable germ longevity. The text also shows a brief street scene with a landlady and a Fourth Floor occupant sharing a song and a remark about a weapon.
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