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Newspaper
Radville News
Location
Radville, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Jun 29, 1917
Page
9
A report from the Irrigation Association convention in Kelowna outlines soil fertility concerns, the need for soil replacement, and livestock industry references. It notes the role of irrigation in dairy and crop production and signals ongoing discussions on adopting new water and land management practices.
A circuit of fall fairs linking Saskatoon and Calgary is formed to boost exhibitor participation at all three venues. The plan includes graded stock and regular prizes for registered stock, plus a boys calf feeding competition open to Canadian boys residents.
An advertisement claims thin blood individuals gain strength and weight from Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People. Testimonial from Mrs J McDonald of Hay Ontario describes severe anemia improvement after using the pills. Pills sold by The Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ontario 50 cents per box six for $2.50 by mail.
Not all gone as report notes a bank teller reportedly leaving the bank amid confusion about premises and the ongoing project to restart the building.
Viviani made a dramatic closing appeal to Canadians with arms outstretched to parliamentarians. He urged feaemen and ye citizens to join the struggle for democracy and universal justice, warning defeat would end freedoms.
Germany faces widespread shortages with Berlin allocating 250000 to send 300000 children abroad for nourishment and fresh air. In Munich milk and butter are scarce and costly while a family of five faced a 10 mark fine for overconsumption in a single day.
Calgary News Telegram notes that British medical journal claims about TB recovery in soldiers have shifted to New York opinions. Dr. Osler argues army life often cures TB, while indoor living weakens defenses, and war may restore health by exposing people to nature and strenuous activity.
Advertisement proclaims the Dr J D Kel Asthma Remedy to relieve asthma symptoms and restore breath. Claims quick action on air passages and widespread home use without relief. The piece urges households to obtain the remedy for comfort and relief.
A census of sheep in Manitoba is being conducted by the Dominion Department of Agriculture. Batho, editor of agricultural locations for the Manitoba government, announced the effort. Stetson backs the cooperative wool selling scheme run by the Provincial Agricultural Department to help sheep owners obtain higher grade fleeces.
The text discusses conscription in the United States and references internal political conditions and international responsibilities. It also mentions medicines and regulation of digestive organs with unclear context and garbled phrases from a likely old publication.
Merchant urged to try Appleford counter check and sales books highlighting years of experience and modern plant. Discusses high paper costs yet promises reasonably low prices, vast options from carbon to triplicate books, and extensive Canada-wide distribution with offices in Toronto Montreal Winnipeg Vancouver.
Representative Tilson described a new American bomb as the most effective device, claiming tests show it explodes six feet above ground regardless of drop distance. The topic stays central in American military circles as Connecticut member of the military affairs committee speaks on its capabilities.
A Rockford mayor asserts the city is immeasurably better off without saloons. He cites business strength, lower credit risk, fewer unpaid debts, and fewer injuries under Workmen’s Compensation, with merchants and physicians backing the dry ticket and new prohibition measures.
A government board official visits to inspect domestic products as claims spread that Mother Graves Worm Exterminator relieves child suffering. The advertorial tone touts sure, lasting effects and urges households to keep remedies handy.
Sir George Foster, Canada’s Minister of Trade and Commerce, says the prairie belt west of the Red River and Lake Winnipeg holds the world’s largest continuous expanse of rich soil capable of meeting the globe’s wheat demand.
A historical ad claims cures for bronchitis asthma and rheumatism by Minard's Liniment. Testimonials include Mrs A Livingstone Lot 5 P.E.L and John Mader detailing leg pain relief and severe rheumatic attack. The terse notes mention Joshua A Wynacht as an additional name.
The column argues that packers should buy hogs only after post mortem results and that hog raisers who fatten animals with tuberculous material should bear losses from their negligence or indifference. It critiques buyer risk and raises accountability for producers.
Editorial voice argues Allied manpower outweighs Germany by six to one and America’s wealth, farms, and steel capacity dwarf German power. It claims U S debt costs and per capita burdens are far lower here while Kaiser Wilhelm’s strength is exposed as overstated.
A humorous exchange recalls a late night moment with Benge asking about a joke. The remark captures light dialogue and the speaker’s strong reaction to the humor.
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