Alberta Liquor Act Provisions on Penalties and Enforcement
The text outlines penalties for corporations failing to pay monetary penalties or compensation under the act. It describes court orders, distress sales, and enforcement by officers, with funds directed to the provincial treasurer and general revenue. The act limits scope to Alberta transactions, references to prior ordinances, and a July 1918 effective date.
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Supreme Court
General Revenue Fund
Alberta
Alica Vic Tenre Wily te of ts
Fragmentary OCR snippet hints at a criminal or court case involving individuals named Alica and Vic Tenre Wily. The readable text references persons and a legal matter, but essential details and context are missing.
Viviani and French War Front Women Support Roles
An article notes relief workers and Mrs Viviani aiding soldiers' families and children in trenches. It highlights women’s efforts feeding, caring, and visiting workrooms to support the war as France and allies pursue final victory.
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Mens
Mme Vivianl
Viviani
Prac
Hemi
Leo
France
Quebec Rural Training Plans Boost Summer Agriculture
A Canadian report notes Quebec's push to teach agriculture in summer classes for elementary students. The province offers teacher training and tuition support to spread farming knowledge through schools, aiming to raise rural interest and improve farming skills across the Dominion and United States.
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Empire
Toronto
Quebec
Canada
Dominion
United States
Christian Science Monitor
Sugar Beet as Wheat Substitute Debated in Europe
The article discusses substituting sugar beet for wheat in Poland and France this season and cites British Board of Trade figures. It notes sugar beet cultivation in Belgium and Holland around 150 000 acres and France near 000, with potential wheat yield gains if all beet land were sown wheat.
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Poland
France
Hon
British Board of Ture
Belgium
Holland
Europe
Farm seeks system to haul manure without delaying work
A farm proposes a method to organize manure hauling and application so it does not interfere with other tasks while maximizing benefit. The plan emphasizes efficient scheduling, dedicated equipment use, and streamlined workflows to improve overall farm operations.
Future of the Beef Industry and Canadian Cattle Trade
A Globe article discusses a likely surge in demand for Canadian cattle in European markets after the war. It notes Belgium and France as potential recipients and highlights how postwar Europe may restock farms with young stockers. It mentions Britain’s need to keep beef and asks why Canada could supply Europe rather than Britain.
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Belgium
Great Britain
Europe
Canada
Dominica
United States
France
Free Britteh
Terenty Globe
Borrowed Implements Prompt Neighbor Trade
Fragmented lines show a dialogue about borrowing tools from neighbors. Mentions rakes mower and a neighbor named Womber and another named Dingbat in a casual exchange. Unclear full context but suggests a neighborhood borrowing discussion.
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Womber
Dingbat
Retired Farmers Face Social and Tax Pressures in Town Move
The piece argues farmers moving to towns face higher assessments, social disdain, and health downsides from reduced activity. It suggests staying on the farm with creature comforts and lasting friendships offers better happiness and purpose in old age.
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Nes Nak
Theo
Wallace
Unclear Note on Gas Research and House Door Issue
Fragmentary correspondence mentions Dr Emil Fischer and German gas research. It includes references to a Berlin professor, a house with doors shrinking, a builder, and failed repairs. The text is garbled and lacks a coherent event or outcome.
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Polsener
Kaiser
Emil Fischer
University of Berlin
Fischer
Modifications of the War Stamp Tax for Picture Postcards
The Post Office Department allows picture and printed matter postcards to be mailed at the old one cent rate under specified conditions. Cards must bear only pictures and printed matter with five words or less of address including signature on one side. The advertisement text must be in print on a single side and no extra stamp is needed. The wartime order had no conditions named in Ottawa’s official communication.
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Post Office
Ottawa
St Vitus Dance Treatment Promoted for Children
An advertisement extols Dr Williams Pink Pills as a cure for St Vitus dance in children and promotes their blood-building benefits. It includes a testimonial from Mrs Alfred Lochner of Dunaville Ontario detailing a long recovery and urges purchase by mail. Also mentions Parmelee's Vegetable Pills as a bowel cleansing remedy and notes an agriculture course starting in August at Manito Agriculture College.
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Dr. Williams
Ping Pile
Ont
St. Vitus
Dr Willams* Medicine Co
Brockville
Manito Agriculture College
Staf
Clock tale of a giant timepiece and a curious visitor
The article describes a famous clock overhealing and its bell weighing 13% tons with a distant resonant tone audible above traffic. It notes hour bands and a weight, and includes a stray anecdote about Minard's Liniment and a lady visitor at a hospital.
Summer Skin Troubles and ZamDuk Relief Claims
Sunburn and skin irritation are described as common summer troubles with ZamDuk promising rapid relief. The text suggests a two step or two part approach but ends abruptly without complete directions or evidence. Claims of quick healing and blistering reduction are presented without corroborating details.
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ZamDuk
Benjamin Thompson as Count Rumford Revolutionized Bavaria
The article traces Benjamin Thompson born 1763 from poverty to becoming a Bavarian major general and minister of war at 36. It details his reforms, economy improvements, schooling, and military revamp, credited with turning Bavaria toward efficiency and domestics reforms. It also notes Prof Giddings placing him among Franklin and Edwards as great Americans.
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U.S
Benjamin Eee
Countford
Thompson
Hamford
N.H
Concord
America
England
France
Bavaria
Mary
Giddings
Benjamin Thompson
Bejamin Franklin
Jonathan Edwards
Grape Nuts Proved Healthful by Indigestion Remedy
A reader praises Grape-Nuts as an effective health food after years of indigestion and constipation from coffee and rich foods. She reports rapid relief after using the cereal and notes she can resume normal life with occasional breaks for continued benefit.
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Gigvetien
Weeds and Weed Seeds Bulletin Details Eradication Steps
The bulletin outlines investigation results by officers and explains weed seed spread across four provinces. It lists 28 noxious varieties plus 6 other troublesome weeds, with exact illustrations and eradication methods in the publication. It urges farmers and gardeners to study the descriptions and images for control.
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Stason
Clare
Eradication Tests For Wild Mustard In Potatoes 1913 1914
Maine agricultural researchers reviewed copper and iron sulphate spraying to control wild mustard in oats and potatoes at Aroostook and Highmoor farms. Bulletin 224 notes limited yield impact and recommends only as a drastic measure in badly infested fields.
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U.S
Maine
Charlies D. Woods
Aroostook
Highmoor
Weeters
Dunkirk Folly and Copper Trade Across Nations
A fragmented historical note links Dunkirk’s 1664 transfer from England to Louis XIV through espionage and ransom, then shifts to Germany’s copper supply, showing the U S origin share and export bans. It ends citing Nolloway’s Corn Cure as a top remedy.
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Dunkirk
England
Huntish
Louis XIV
Louie
Mme de Montesma
Louis
Six Coe See to Prophecy Series From Dr Beofield
The Future of the World editor Dr C L Beofield of Seafield Reference Bible writes a six part series History Written in Advance to appear late June in the Sunday School religious paper from Philadelphia Pa A three weeks free trial is offered with request while supplies last Mention the article wanted A Scottish divine story from Heynolds Newspaper notes a servant in Germany related tale of dying for guidance as he broods on German brutality
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Future of the World
C. L. Beofield
Seafield
Philadelphia
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