Missing Page Fragments Hint at Home Health Hazards
Readable lines reference home remedies and child safety, noting prayers and routines with medical cautions. Mentions Ingram Co and Windsor Oat, hints at electrical oil and preparations for illness, but text is garbled, with no clear events or dates.
Right to regulate use of pitch and coal processing
A town official asserts authority to site or limit building use to enforce coal regulation. The administrator outlines penalties for violations and prepares formal orders through the town’s regulatory commission to enforce the outlined rules.
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Magrath
Fragmented OCR notes mix in a 19th century cure for catarrh and wartime camp relief
The readable text blur discusses a claimed cure for catarrh, a blood based mechanism, and mentions new companies registered with large capitals. It also references wheat, soldiers, and refuge camps, hinting at wartime relief efforts and livestock or farm figures, but readability is severely compromised.
British Aircraft Spruce Output Boosts Munitions Effort
A British cable reports stellar spruce and fir production in British Columbia for August to September, praising Major Taylor and local officials for rapid, energetic work. The four week total reached 6 000 000 feet, signaling readiness to meet aircraft plant needs in the coming year.
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Bank View of Crops in Canada Gives Mixed Outlook
The Monthly Commercial Letter of the Canadian Bank of Commerce notes uncertainty in crop volumes yet forecasts improved fodder and root crops after rains. It cites strong demand for farm labor, renewed orders for general merchandise, and higher wheat district activity while cattle markets show growth and feed abundance supports livestock.
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English Diners Will Want Fars Amid Fuel Rationing
The coal controller urges hotels and restaurants to conserve light and fuel this winter. Businesses should avoid excess displays and multiple lights to set a good example for households. Public support is sought to prioritize national interests over comfort and luxury.
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England
Peel Corn Pain Free Claim Attracts Attention
A dubious ad claims a product named Pui Sarna dissolves corns without pain, promising easy peeling and fast results. It touts affordability and wide availability, urging readers to try the remedy.
Frenchvillages guard wells as troops need safe water
In French villages where U S troops are quartered, villagers and Red Cross workers push sanitation measures. Aged peasants resist boiling milk and water safety rules, risking refugees and malnutrition amid wartime distrust of hygienic reforms.
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Wheat Yields Dip Slightly Across Canada
Bureau preliminary estimates show fall wheat at 21.5 bushels per acre versus 23 for the decennial average. Spring wheat averaged 14.5 bushels last year and 19 for the decade. Other crops yield per acre figures follow in bushels.
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Unsigned fragment hints at political remarks and city tone
The fragmented text suggests a political or editorial note referencing a person’s chance and a remark about a citizen, with stray mentions of Montreal and a reaction to ego. The readable bits imply a heated exchange or opinion piece rather than a clear news event.
Bounties Issued by British Columbia Government Board
An order of the provincial council sets bounty payments for coyotes wolves and other predators in British Columbia. Mature coyotes 2. young coyotes 1. mature timber wolves 10. young timber wolves 5. mature bears 15. young bears 5. and other species and conditions described. Applicants must provide firearms license and pelt proof. Indians may have bounty paid through the pelt producer. Bounty examiners check ear holes for validity. if a hole is found the bounty is void.
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Minard's Liniment Cures Diphtheria and Vancouver Port Progress
Minard's Liniment cited as cure for diphtheria. Article notes five new steps in Vancouver port development as a wheat distributing point. Australian wheat shipped September 17 bulked and cleaned at port, marking a historical first. Government details on salaries and shipping obligations referenced.
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Vancouver
The Hun Faces Defeat Prance
A Buffalo News editorial contrasts French resolve with German actions. It rails at repeated peace proposals and shifting responsibility while praising French courage amid heavy bombardment and atrocities.
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The Pall Weather Harms Little Ones
Canadian fall weather strains infants with abrupt changes from warm to wet and cold causing colds cramps and stomach upset. The piece promotes Baby's Own Tad as a remedy from The Dr Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ontario available by mail for cents.
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Famous Inn Saved From Closure After Local Outcry
agitation against the closing of the famous Cat and Fiddle on the Cheshire and Dhire hills ends as a low loan is found to keep the inn open. The building will be retained with a lace providing first class rooms for motorists and 20 acres of shelters. The inn has held a license for more than a century.
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Forty Years More Joke From Harry Lauder Frontier Visit
The Exchange recalls Harry Lauder visiting the western front and joking with a Highlander near a barbed wire barricade. Asked how long the war would last, the Highlander quips Forty years, we will be fighting another year and then it will take us 39 years more to wind up the wire.
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Harry Lauder
Western Front
Sloan's Liniment Promises Quick Relief
An advertisement touts Sloan's Liniment made in Canada as easing rheumatic twinges and sciatic pains with fast relief and economical use, noting its popularity.
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Sloan
Canada
Hogs fed by cafeteria system studied at Ottawa farm
Investigations at the Experimental Farm at Ottawa show hogs fed after reaching a certain age thrive on a cafeteria style mix. The simple feeder described in Circular No. 15 costs about ten dollars to build, and avoids waste by allowing continuous access to proper mixtures. Asthma remedy claims address relief from asthma with a long tested formula.
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Ottawa
Senator Sorghor Promises Cited In Political Exchange
In a Washington Star excerpt, Senator Sorghor reflects on promises, saying he strives not to break them and lets commitments pass away instead, expressing practical politics and cautious rhetoric.
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