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Newspaper
Radville News
Location
Radville, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Jun 22, 1917
Page
7
An elderly passenger on a moving train uses a clever moment to signal for food. She notices the bell and, after a brief exchange, asks the conductor to bring a ham sandwich and a cup of tea, while other travelers react to the train’s jolts and trestle crossing.
Instructions warn that moisture and tobacco taint ruin cakes and chocolate. Pack in a tin box wrapped in brown paper then a heavy canvas bag, seal completely, address on wet canvas dry, add a customs declaration, and ensure enough postage.
The notice touts Dr Thomas Electric Oil as useful in camp for explorers surveyors prospectors and hunters. It claims the oil warms wet feet prevents muscle pains and serves as a dressing for cuts contusions or sprains.
The article warns dug wells pose hazards due to loose stone walls with cracks that attract animals like frogs snakes and mice whose bodies decay in water making it unsafe. It also notes surface drainage and waste from surrounding barns fields and pens can flood nearby wells.
The Providence Journal notes the city’s broader effort to conserve food as TF volumes decrease. It stresses the critical role of a single item in sustenance, implying each reduced unit frees up usable food for more people.
Mrs Jarvis of Pendang Ontario reports Dr Cassell's Tablets aided her five month old with kidney trouble sleeplessness anemia and paralysis fears. The advertisement claims the product helps during critical periods and offers one tube for 50 cents or six tubes for the price of six, warning against imitations. Sole proprietors Dr Cassell's Co Ltd Manchester England.
Dialogue from a humorous Victorian style exchange between Mrs Moon and Mr Moon. Mrs Moon asks for obedience to her smallest wish while Mr Moon jokes about her many strong wishes. The light banter centers on courtship and marital dynamics in playful prose.
Health note urges care with baby diet and regular routines to keep children well. Mrs Hil Desma' vais of Sorel testifies the tablets eased her constipated baby, praising Baby's Own Tablets as best medicine for children. Available by mail or at 25 cents a box from The Dr. Wil Medicine Co Brockville.
In a World War I era account Count Witte informs editor B Glinsky that Kaiser Wilhelm II yielded to pressure from a looming Portsmouth treaty. The tale notes banker interests and a secret pledge to reveal Nicolás' alleged levity or treason after Witte’s death.
A premium tale from residents here extols Dodd's Kidney Pills as a transformative remedy. Mrs West recounts her husband’s lumbago relief after doctor advice failed, and she claims a personal gain of 10 pounds after using the pills, praising their purity and effectiveness.
A noisy wartime piece blends political rallying for votes with surreal food metaphors. It attacks Hindenburg and praises militants while describing industrial satire and a crowd of girls involved in peculiar brew references.
The origin of the Montgolfier balloon is traced to 1783 and a feminine fashion. Montgolfier was inspired by his wife’s inflated booted petticoat near his gas retort during experiments. The first aviators were a duck and a sheep, both surviving the flight.
A playful exchange unfolds as one man mocks another’s smoking, claiming a new cigar draws better and provoking a humorous, rival quip. The scene captures a lively banter between acquaintances in a casual setting.
At the Yarmouth MCA Boys Camp held near Tusket Falls locals report Minard’s Liniment as most beneficial for sea burn and as relief for colic and toothache. Alfred Stokes, General Secy, notes the positive results.
Alberta reports 245000 sheep in the province with 158000 owned by a single member of the South Alberta Wool Growers Association based in Lethbridge. The census highlights ownership concentration and breed distribution among growers.
London Observer notes that the Russian upheaval was among the quickest for its size and significance, with six days ending the upheaval versus years in other revolutions such as the Bastille storm and later events. It remarks on the relatively low bloodshed and swift turn of events.
A short, cryptic line asks if all wealth were shared equally what would remain. It answers with a playful image describing foolishness and a car as the result.
An advertisement claims asthma can be cured with Dr J D Keys Asthma mapaomfort. It asserts long relief and restful sleep returning to sufferers. It urges readers to ask their druggist to supply the remedy.
London Free Press cites Premier Lloyd George asserting that by June 1915 British forces had lost 84 guns but since then have not lost any and have captured over 400. It also notes a ratio of British to German prisoners reported as ten to one.
A garbled line mentions women and a doctor with stray phrases and incomplete ideas. The text reads like a damaged OCR fragment lacking coherent context or clear event.
Prothero warns farmers that meat feeding supplies will be limited to a sixth of pre war levels while stock numbers must fall. He says no fat stock should be kept, cattle must be culled to reduce herd size before Christmas, and sheep should be killed earlier to prevent shortages.
An unclear clipping mentions an ongoing murder case tied to the Hohenzollerns and an EK jury, with vague references to Lusitania warnings and a York Evening Sun item. The text is fragmentary, offering no verifiable names, dates, or outcomes.
The document references a query by minister of the interior W A Bue regarding a credit of 77 986 000 to the school and the province's transfer of control of school lands totaling 7 114 147 acres scheduled for March 31 last.
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