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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jan 04, 1917
Page
9
Canada’s 1916 crop outlook shows a drop from last year’s record totals. Government estimates put western wheat yields around 16 bushels per acre with oats 43 and barley 27, while high grain prices yield strong per acre returns of $30 to $75 for many farmers.
London doctors promote a home remedy using Bon-Opto tablets dissolved in water and used to bathe the eyes twice daily. Testimonials say readers improved within days, with some able to read fine print without glasses. The Valmas Drug Co Toronto offers ordering support.
A British official says the Somme offensive may force German air bases deeper inside Germany. He notes Allied advances could push Zeppelin hangars inland, reducing raid radii and possibly rendering large Zeppelins and the smaller craft ineffective for targeting England.
Viscount Bryce former British Ambassador to the United States spoke at a Mayflower Club meeting in the House of Commons reception room about preventing future wars. He advocated a league of peace as a non entangling framework to smooth global tensions and noted the US can no longer remain isolated.
A farm life guide argues that boys and girls should be allowed to pursue home industries with parental support. It urges cooperative planning between parents and children to develop initiative, pride, and practical business experience, noting such activity surpasses town schooling in value.
A terse exchange shows a fat man confessing he married out of loneliness and sympathy. The lean man responds curtly, agreeing to share that sentiment.
In a Rome address before noble and scientific circles, Marconi praised wireless telegraphy for aiding Italy and its allies during the war. He noted progress in radio telegraphy over the past two years and discussed unresolved issues like the source and control of disruptive waves called intruders. He expects to announce more practical communication means soon.
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