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Newspaper
Radville News
Location
Radville, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Jun 22, 1917
Page
9
The London Daily Telegraph notes that a postwar imperial reconstruction conference will likely reject a unified empire parliament. It predicts a cautious, traditional approach, with dominion leaders and India now represented in the imperial cabinet.
A short notice highlights women in a middle age group, with sparse details and no further context provided.
The Bavarian humor page shows Count Zeppelin aboard a cruiser being greeted by a crowd of angels as he tours a heavenly residence. St Peter notes the view “you can see Germany from the front” in this spoof scene. Parmelee’s V cable Pills advertised for nervous trouble claim to restore stomach action and ease nervous disorders.
An investigation by the department finds that transporting farm produce on poor country roads costs 23 33 cents a mile, while on hard surfaced roads the figure drops to 13 cents. The note reflects concerns on rural infrastructure and its impact on farmers.
Merchant directed appeal for orders of counter check and sales books. Notes rising paper costs 100 to 400 percent since two years ago and highlights a modern plant, large and small orders accepted, coast to coast distribution, and various printed goods including waxed papers and meat wrappers.
Australian leaders warned the German colonies and sea power fate were vital to national security. They argued Australia and New Zealand must prevent restoration of captured Pacific islands and deny German bases, reflecting strong wartime anxieties about postwar control.
A fragmentary clipping offers a $100 reward with vague details about a newlywed and a mother providing weekly support. The text is garbled, but implies a pursuit or obligation tied to a person named Peyser and unspecified events.
The British and Foreign Sailors Society publishes the account of Douglas W. Duff fourth officer of a torpedoed Cunard steamer. Duff describes the crew’s agony as the ship sank and survivors clung to a lifeboat amid a churning sea and the loss of shipmates.
A Buffalo Express piece argues that the United States must defend democracy by preventing German invasion in Europe rather than at home. It asserts equal citizen obligations and insists volunteers go abroad, not stay home, to safeguard the country.
Advertises Miller's Worm Powders as a pleasant medicine for worm infested children. Claims it will not injure delicate children when directions are followed and helps restore vitality affected by internal pests.
The piece notes the Zouaves as a famed French regiment with Arab origins and Moorish dress, famed for Crimea service and loyalty within a close-knit corps. It also cites Mother Graves Worm Exterminator as a trusted remedy for children, claiming strong success.
A Washington Evening Tar protest cuts a sharp remark about a beloved dog, suggesting the animal would be more valuable if it had been a pig. The quip reveals social tensions and humor in the era.
A promotional note claims a new drug called Free Zone, invented in Cincinnati, can be bought cheaply in tiny bottles at drugstores. It promises painless removal of hard and soft corns and calluses by applying a drop or two, loosening the skin so the corn lifts out.
Dialog lines feature Miss Multivox praising an adding machine and a character called The Boss’s Da ter as the Bookkeeper. The scene hints at a workplace or theatrical setting with eccentric language.
A portrait describes an ideal woman as compassionate and devout, skilled in domestic tasks and practical arts. She walks, bikes, swims, dances, skis, rows, rides, drives, reads widely, speaks three foreign languages, gardens, and masters crafts from wood carving to embroidery.
An advertisement extols Dr. Williams' Pink Pills for Pale People as a cure for bloodlessness and anaemia among women. It cites a testimonial from Miss Dorina Bastien of St Jerome Quebec who reports improved strength appetite color and energy after using the pills. The text promotes purchase through medical dealers and The Dr Williams Medicine Co Brockville.
A gardener notes that forty dollars spent yields ten dollars of produce and warns against treating a garden like a business. The deeper value lies in exercise, soil, crop challenges, and the quiet social ties formed while growing vegetables.
The speaker argues that Germany misread Britain and the United States as unwarlike and commercially focused. They assert German rulers underestimated allied resolve and strength, calling it a fatal blunder that jeopardized their aims and saved civilization.
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