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Newspaper
Radville News
Location
Radville, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Jun 22, 1917
Page
2
A London Daily Telegraph summary notes a war conference will not back a unified empire parliament. It favors gradual evolution and marks progress with dominion statesmen and Indian representatives joining the imperial cabinet.
A brief note highlights middle aged women and related community roles in a concise local feature. The text emphasizes age group perspectives and potential social activities and concerns within the neighborhood.
A humorous front-page illustration shows Count Zeppelin greeted by cherubs as he enters a cruiser's flight to heaven. St Peter notes a prime viewing spot with Germany visible from the front. Pills for Nervous Trouble promote Parmelee's Cable Pills as a quick stomach restoration remedy.
A department investigation shows farm produce costs rise by 23 per mile on poor roads, while well maintained hard surfaced roads reduce costs to 13 cents per mile. The finding stresses benefits of road improvements for country areas.
Merchant notice offering Counter Check and Sales Books highlighting a long established line with varied paper grades and high price increases over two years. Advertises triplicate, carbon leaf books, waxed papers, confections wrappers, and grease proof meat wrappers from a Canadian paper mill network with emphasis on large and small orders.
In London Sir Jerome voices Australian resolve on German colonies and sea power. Australians insist the Pacific islands captured in the war must not be restored to Germany, stressing colonies' fate and strategic bases as vital matters.
A fragmented clipping reports a $100 reward for a missing man amid talk of a newlywed couple and family finances. The text hints at a wife’s concern, a mother’s weekly payment, and unspecified consequences beyond the reward.
The British and Foreign Sailors Society released the account of Douglas W. Duff fourth officer and sole survivor after a Cunard liner was sunk. Duff describes drifting on an upturned boat with a torn crew, the silence of lost shipmates and the brutal struggle to stay afloat in a perilous sea.
The Buffalo Express argues that the United States must defend itself by barring domestic deployment and requiring citizen soldiers to volunteer for abroad service, stating equal obligation demands action in Europe to halt invasion risks.
The product is described as pleasant tasting and harmless when used as directed for worm infestations in children. It claims no harmful ingredients and aims to restore vitality affected by internal pests.
The Zouaves formed a long standing French army unit with origins in the Alm war recruiting from Arab tribes. Their Moorish uniform and notable service under Lamboricier and Cavaignac fostered French pride and a selective corps. Mother Graves Worm Exterminator is praised as a universal aid for children.
A Washington Evening tar cartoon caption Notes a man envies a rival’s pigly valued animal, contrasting loyalty and practicality with a dog. The remark questions usefulness and hints at animal value in a humorous line.
A Cincinnati pharmacist claims a new drug called free zone dissolves corns and calluses with a drop or two, lifting the loosened skin with no pain. Advertises inexpensive bottles for hard and soft corns and calluses, promising quick relief with a gentle, non irritating action.
The dialogue sketches a quirky exchange about a bookkeeping device and a humorous nickname. A playful, casual scene highlights a vendor or colleague praising a counting machine and a boss figure.
A poetic portrait describes an ideal woman who embodies compassion and practical skill. She is religious, sociable, athletic, and educated, capable in housework, law, finance, and languages, and enjoys reading, gardening, crafts, and outdoor activities.
A classic health advertisement claims perfect health for women through red blood with Dr Williams Pink Pills. It cites Dorina Bastien of St Jerome Quebec who improved after using the medicine, urging weak and ailing girls to try the pills.
A long reflection on the amateur gardener who spends time and money on his patch yet gains far more from the process than profit. The piece champions the value of hands on labor, soil contact, and ongoing trials behind the kitchen table over conventional business tactics.
The speaker argues that the German ruling class misjudged Britain and the United States, assuming they were unprepared and unwilling to sacrifice for war. He says their view arose from a belief in economic strength and lack of military vigor, a fatal blunder that imperils their aims and preserves civilization. Troublemakers and peacemakers are contrasted in the closing line.
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