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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 27, 1918
Page
3
An advertisement touts Catarrhozone as a better remedy for catarrh bronchitis and throat trouble than diston. It claims to heal soothe and cure with an inhaler included in a guaranteed outfit sold at 25 cents to 1 dollar through local dealers.
Geoffrey packs up his life in England as he plans to sail for India and Ceylon after breaking away from Marjory Brent. He battles his desire to stay near her while clinging to a code of honor that forbids exploiting her wealth or affection. Memories of Connie Tredway and Delicia Donaldson deepen the inner conflict as he envisions one last image of Marjory and the manor grounds.
Lloyd George cites economic balance favoring United States and allies as key to victory. He warns money alone cannot win, but abundant resources sustain armies and the cause of eternal right amid wartime praise from the Chicago Herald.
Quote fragment notes Ayres married a man and compelled him to make extensive alterations. The line appears in a Beos ton Transcript, reflecting a satirical or clipped editorial tone.
The text argues that money crops matter less than soil health and advocates frequent introduction of legume crops. Legumes maintain nitrogen and humus, keep soil mellow and friable, and help open subsoil for other roots.
The report from Indian affairs highlights strong farming by Blood Peigan and Blackfoot bands in Alberta and Ontario reserves. 1916 results show wheat and oats yields, vegetable harvests, and substantial sales with minimal government aid, underscoring the plough’s profits and independence of the communities.
The article notes 35,000 soldiers returned unfit for further service and 20,000 to 25,000 Canadians still in English hospitals. It argues for large training centres or workplace programs to fit them to occupations, with about 175 jobs possible, urging employer cooperation and fair, non charitable treatment.
A war era column argues for using potato flour to save wheat and feed Europe. It cites Canada’s potato supply and Senator Colby’s push for substitutes, noting bread as essential to social order and proposing potato flour trials to preserve scarce white flour.
Western Canada’s diverse farming is expanding into new branches notably beekeeping. Manitoba’s honey output rose to one million pounds last year and Alberta farmers report rich nectar sources yielding 600 to 1,400 pounds per twenty colonies. Beekeeping boosts farm incomes amid growing grain and livestock ventures.
In Norristown Pennsylvania a factory discharged a girl after she refused to buy a bond. Her coworkers refused to work with her in the same shop unless she offered a valid reason for not purchasing the bond. The bank and the superintendent were involved.
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