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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jul 18, 1918
Page
3
An advertisement touts Catarrh as a medicated pine scent vapor that clears weak throats and bronchial irritation. It claims strength for bronchi and relief from hacking coughs, bronchitis, and nasal throat infections, promoting the product in Kingston store channels.
In Castleming village a night fire at Castleming Hall endangers two young English sisters, Olivia and Viola Rochefort, whose locked room traps them until Marie and a constable rescue them. Fire spreads but is contained by water from local brigades. The manor’s new owners remain mystery figures as townspeople gossip about the twins and their Parisian wardrobe.
Dr J W Robertson reports farmers in Eastern Canada cutting acreage for wheat barley rye oats peas beans fodder potatoes and other roots while aiming to increase total cultivated area by about 2 000 000 acres across the five Eastern Provinces.
A specimen of amber exhibits a spectrum of colors including black white brown green and yellow indicating a varied mineral composition or lighting effects that alter perceived color.
The food board announces sufficient sugar for the coming preserving and canning season. They pledge that the maximum fruit and vegetable crops can be supported by the sugar supply, but stress strict conservation is required in the interim.
Honorary chair man F. Abraham of the Canada food board says garden acreage must grow at least 200 percent from last year. Efforts will be needed to can dry and store the surplus crop.
A London Daily Chronicle excerpt points to Britain clothing American troops in France and supplying nearly all armament except artillery. It notes Britain advanced over 1.36 billion pounds to allies and dominions by January 12 1917, ships 7 000 personnel daily to France, 13 million people transported by sea with 3 500 losses, and 31 470 vessel repairs by dockyards since the war began.
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