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Newspaper
Radville News
Location
Radville, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Jun 29, 1917
Page
7
Lyman Abbott argues in New York Outlook that churches should become recruiting offices for the kingdom of God. He urges ministers to lead followers with Christ’s sword and cross, fighting oppression with malice toward none and charity for all, even unto sacrifice.
A 100 dollar reward is offered by the proprietors for proof that Lialls Catarrh Cure can cure catarrh in all stages. The advertisement claims the remedy strengthens the constitution and can be taken internally through the blood. It asserts the cure is guaranteed and sold by all druggists.
Fragmentary text cites American interests in early city buildings and a builder named Downing reportedly shaping notable structures in a historic metropolis. Mentions education at Harvard, self-built rooms, and connections to Transatake and royal cockpit references.
The Department works with Fraser to save calves from slaughter and boost beef and dairy output. Dairymen and farmers would exchange calves for a nominal charge, preserving calves that could rise from $61 to $100–$175 in value by age two and a half. Prompt action urged to reduce waste and improve future stock.
Mrs. T M Forkwall of Mission City British Columbia endorses Baby's Own Tablets as bowels and stomach regulator relief for colds constipation and teething. Sold by medicine dealers or by mail for 25 cents a box from The Dr Wheene Medicine Co Brockville Ontario.
An old advertisement fragment touts Miller's Worm Remedies as effective and inexpensive for expelling worms and easing worm- related suffering. It also features a testimonial to a photographer named Jones and a line praising Holloway's Corn Cure for stubborn corns and warts.
A fragment from London Sunday Telegraph quotes a Kaiser telegram urging the Crown Prince to carry through an existence to a glorious end. It warns against domination and the spread of culture, noting a world of blasted sorrow behind the line and the impact on the Allies' morale.
A fragmented column argues households should share chores and urges practical steps like fixing steps and encouraging men to contribute. It questions who is exempt and notes a miner’s reply as part of a broader community discussion on domestic labor and public duties.
Descriptive piece contrasts Petrograd’s white nights with other cities. From Moika canal to Neva, St. Isaac's Dome and the Winter Palace loom as the city awakens to a strange light. Youths in military caps whisper of Russia's future under a sky of cold stones and embassies.
The Philadelphia Record notes that beans need not be cooked or canned to keep for long periods. Ripe shelled and dried beans store well, allowing households to provide nutritious meals through winter and into spring with a stock on hand.
SGT Duncan MacNeal writes from Europe that after six years of dyspepsia relief came with Dr Cassell's Tablets during service in the Expeditionary Force. He credits the first box with strong improvement and claims a complete cure after continued use. The advertisement touts Dr Cassell's Tablets as a home remedy for dyspepsia and other ailments, with purchase details and warnings about imitators.
The Turtle Auto Hine, a peculiar war vehicle for France and Flanders, is built with a curved shell intended to deflect projectiles. Its design aims to resist shells from all angles, offering protection to the driver and passenger inside.
The Oxford Press Syndicate guards a costly paper formula used for Bibles and encyclopedias, estimated at over a million dollars. The Portals of Layenstroke family holds this secret, a two generation fortune enabling production of Bank of England notes.
A Cincinnati man promotes Freezone as a painless treatment to lift and remove corns and calluses. Apply drops to tender areas. the corn dries and loosens without harming surrounding skin. Drugstores can order small bottles for customers.
Union Stock Yard officials approve a 30 percent capacity increase with 1 percent efficiency gain at a cost of 100000. New roofed pens and scale yards will be installed behind the pens and two alleys added for ranch stock shipment. Work begins immediately with completion aimed for August.
A garbled fragment shows phrases about a pretty ox and something peeping, with incomplete question and response regarding planting. The text is unreadable and lacks clear context or identifiable facts.
A soldier writing for himself and four artillery comrades in France says since August 1914 they have endured the Mons retreat and major battles including Le Cateau Marne Aisne Ypres Givenchy Cainchy Festubert Loos Somme Ancre and Vimy Ridge. He notes they have spent a year in trench mortars and recently used steel tail footballs in combat against the enemy.
Dr Thomas Electric Oil is extolled as the cheapest and most curative remedy available to the public. The advertisement claims it is stocked in every Canadian drug store from coast to coast, with merchants nationwide carrying it for sale and urging everyone to keep a bottle on hand.
A London lecture reviews air progress from 1908 to last year. Speeds rose from 35 to 142 mph on a Sopwith monoplane, record flights reached distances near Verdun to Russia, and altitudes surpassed 25 000 feet. Early lifts grew from single passengers to machines carrying sixteen and over a ton and a half.
The British Flying Corps notes that the essence of aviation lies in landing. Mastery comes from experience, enabling a pilot to drop safely even in poor terrain with engines dead and unknown wind or slope.
A fragment outlines a moral stance about living up to religious sects within a large corporation and the expectation of personal integrity in private life. It emphasizes the question of whether one tells their husband about personal matters and the limits of disclosure.
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