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Newspaper
Rivers Gazette
Location
Rivers, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 16, 1918
Page
7
A public notice-like ad touts Catarrhozone as a fast treatment for catarrh and bronchitis. It claims to be inhaled rather than ingested, with a balsamic vapor reaching deep airways, and offers large and small bottle prices. Ottawa, Kingston, and druggists are listed as sources.
Featherstone and Foster confront a tense web of deceit involving Daly, Lawrence, and a Canadian theft. Daly’s letter orders Featherstone to Hexham or the Garth, hinting danger if Lawrence resists. Featherstone reveals Lawrence’s possible arrest and a past crime, while Foster questions if justice can be served.
The piece cites William Rosch Trayer in The Saturday Evening Post asserting Russia conquered through corruption rather than war, blaming German bribes for creating paralysis in German generals. It notes a dating error in a purse found ad where misprints and replies followed.
Fragmentary lines depict France urged to rise from a damaged past as bold intellect and spirit push the nation ahead, despite lingering whispers and doubt from earlier months.
The Canada Food Board issues new regulations to curb waste and hoarding in eating houses and homes. Women are urged to report violations to provincial or municipal authorities. The piece notes the board's licensing fees cover its costs and highlights widespread farm youth enlistment for wartime effort.
The Prussian Way notes German POWs including Captain von Mueller and officers punished mildly for escape attempts. A Swedish ally, Holmberg, seen three years into penal servitude for liberty bid. German ire rises after Garros the famed French airman escapes, with Lokal-Anzeiger calling it a mystery and stating heightened vigilance after Holmberg’s failure.
An analysis compares milk to various foods on energy and price bases. One quart equates to large quantities of meat seafood fruit and produce, and at 12.34 cents per quart milk yields affordable nutrition, suggesting lower living costs and better nourishment for the public.
The article notes Canada ships 95 percent of eggs from farms to urban markets with country stores, wholesalers, and cold storage shaping the trade. It urges farmers to improve egg quality and outlines ten husbandry steps from clean coops to regular gathering and selling only the best eggs.
London Opinion reports a reading of Swiddled's new three act comedy to three old friends. They agree one act feels superfluous and each picked a least favorite act.
The Berlin Daily Paper condemns Britain’s metals bill as discriminatory. It warns such measures invite endless reprisal legislations and would poison the economic atmosphere, insisting on abolition via the peace treaty.
The Kaiser now pictures himself as a glittering Ajax nobly defiant of the world. Such an Ajax risks becoming an outlaw and pariah as people around the globe refuse dealings.
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