Raised to Veal Age and Trade Restrictions
In wartime policy, officials oppose arbitrary slaughter bans on calves or Canada cattle exports and warn against market limits. The livestock branch notes fear of prewar feed practices reemerging and stresses stability for food supply. Minard's Liniment is advertised as a product. The U S war trade board plans to stamp out proenemy trading and licenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Deportment of Agriculture
U. S War Trade Board
Germany
Constipated Children and Baby's Own Tablets Endorsement
A brief testimonial from Mrs. Adolphe Noel praises Baby's Own Tablets as a mild laxative that eases constipation in children without griping. The ad notes tablets cost 25 cents a box and are sold by medicine or by mail from Dr. Williams' Medicine in Brockville, Ontario.
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Adolphe Noel
Untitled Fragment Tells of Tate and a Clock Question
A fragment describes Harry Tate on stage and a comic exchange about a clock. Seebie answers promptly as a boy asks about the time thirteen. The text preserves rough dialogue and a playful misunderstanding.
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Harry Tate
Master. Tate
Seebie
Canada Food Board Urges Voluntary Rationing Over Compulsion
The Canada food board argues against compulsory rationing noting the machinery to enforce it would be wasteful. It favors increased food production and points to a leaflet titled One Week's Budget as a basis for voluntary rationing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra R.el
Canada Food Board
Dominion
Allied larder dangers and resolve in defense of America
The allied larder is dangerous yet we carry on in steadfast belief that the people of America can prevent crimes from becoming imperial. We are all fighting for that cause and rely on public support to avert such outcomes.
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America
Siberia
Asia
Ferrentian
Robert Cecil
Robert Me Ae Ward
Baltic
Finland
Russia
Eeremnoy
Qilessa
Black Sea
Turkey
Berlin
Bagdad Rai
Ox ‘tongay-Caucasia
Persia
Armenia
Britain
Germany
France
Geris
Enor
Dodd's Kidney Pills Praised by Canadian Couple
A special report notes how Dodd's Kidney Pills improved health for Mr. and Mrs. Gest of Canada. Mrs. Gest testifies the pills cured her husband's lumbago and left her feeling like a new person, prompting recommendations to friends.
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Dodd
German Sword Cited as Kaiser’s Shield in War Message
Emperor William praises the German Sword as protection in reply to Pilicinken of the Liosd 9 Steamship Line. He says divine aid will bring peace in the west and a happy future for the German people, detailing gratitude to the Reichstag vice-press in a lengthy message.
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Pilicinken
Liosd 9
William
Reichstag
Hats and Queen Maude Spooled in Society Millinery
The piece highlights ladies of high society who trim their own hats or hire skilled milliners. Qu and Queen Maude of Norway, Patricia of Cornania, Mier the Crown Princess of Sweden are noted for hat trimming. Lady Cheyleamore, Lady Maitland, Lady Hervey-Bathurst, and Mrs Arthur Weigall are cited as expert milliners with prize wins and shop experience.
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Queen Maude
Norway
Patricia
Cornanaét
Mier
Sweden
Cheyleamore
Maitland
Hervey-Bathurst
Sloansee
Arthur Weigall
Hamilton's Pills Promised Restored Health And Beauty
An old newspaper ad touts Hamilton's Pills as a reliable blood remedy. It claims a fading complexion, tired eyes, and weak strength will improve with regular use. The pitch promises restored health and a rosy glow, urging readers to buy a 25 cent box today.
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Hamilton
America
Dr.eens
A Pill for Brain Workers Promises Calm Nerves
A historic ad claims a special nerve tonic aids those who work with their brains. It asserts nervous energy leads to digestive upset and presents Parmeice’s as a specially compounded remedy. The copy targets professionals seeking relief through a patent medicine.
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Parmeice
Grand Advantage Proclaimed on Taper Effects
A noted expert argues that tapering beverages delays youth exposure to liquor, reducing early taste and appetite for it. The commentary frames early restraint as a societal benefit, suggesting generations remain less inclined toward drinking.
Free Sample Seams Chakires Ect Each by Mail Sets
Free sample seam chakires offered by mail sets promise quick access to underscored garments. The short notice implies a mail order promotion targeting shoppers seeking trial portions of fabric items.
Darwin on Immortality and Human Progress
A fragment discussing belief in the immortality of the human soul and the dread of annihilation after long progress. The speaker argues future humanity may become a far more perfect being and rejects complete destruction of our world.
Farmer in Carseland Cashes 2429 For Oats Car
A Carseland Alberta farmer received a check for 2429.90 from a single car of oats. The car carried 2000 bushels grading No 2 and was sold for seed purposes.
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Carseland
Alberta
Winni
Clergy Pledge Support for Food Conservation in Canada
Clergy from all denominations in Canada promise to promote food conservation and production. Bishops are issuing pastoral letters to clergy, with Archbishop Matheson as Primate offering support.
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Canada
Matheson
A Stupendous Decision Spurs Reopened Prison Research
The article discusses redefining national strength and the role of organized labor after war. It highlights women asserting power as a future political force and mentions unearthed evidence from Rovian prisons revealing queenly remains of what are described as hardened criminals.
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Stubbs
John
Lay 42 Miles of Track A Record From January
The militia department released the summary of January railway work by Canadian troops in France. It reports miles laid on broad and narrow gauges, average daily progress, and numbers engaged on each gauge, totaling about 6 100 Canadians on narrow gauge and 1 100 on broad gauge.
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France
Militia Department
Myt
Manitoba Farm Loans Aid Farmers Across Province
From inception in May 1917 to December, the Manitoba Farm Association lent to farmers 619,500 at six percent on regular loans and authorized totals near one million dollars. The loans, with easy repayment terms, have helped farmers expand acreage, buy cattle, and move from renting to owning farms.
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Manitoba Farm Association
Minard's Liniment Cited By Patient for Leg Pain Relief
Amos T. Smithy from Tort Hood Island reports severe leg pain and swelling above the knee. He says rubbing with Minard's Liniment stopped the pain and quickly reduced the swelling and highly recommends the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minard
Liniment Co. Limited
Amos T. Smithy
Hood Island
Help Sir William Goode on Britain's Food Dependence
Secretary Sir William Goode urges awareness that Britain still depends on the United States and Canada for about sixty five percent of essential foods. He warns this reliance could be critical if supply lines are disrupted.
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William Goode
Recre
Aes
Great Britain
United States
Canada
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