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Newspaper
Tisdale Recorder
Location
Tisdale, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Jul 02, 1915
Page
5
The article discusses improving red clover through mass selection and hybridization, focusing on winter hardiness, seed yield, and hay yield. It argues that hereditary resistance to harsh winters can be bred by selecting survivors after severe winters and saving their seed to develop a hardier variety.
A dialogue notes parental worry over excess spending on dances and clothes. The father questions the family’s ability to support one gentleman, while Charles defends spending as part of family life and social duties.
A 1914 letter from A Simpkins of Montreal describes severe skin trouble with blisters and pain that improved after using Cuticura Soap and Ointment. The advertorial note promotes Cuticura products, offers free samples by mail, and lists the 32-page Skin Book from Cuticura, Dept. D, Boston.
A Belgian soldier recounts a WWI trench moment from the Nieuwe Rotterdamsche Courant. A silent, armless officer near him shouts amid shellfire as a shell wounds the narrator’s brother in law and the officer continues firing after being hit. The scene ends with the officer’s bold, fatal shout.
Dominion and provincial governments have signed agreements under the Agricultural Instruction Act to advance farming education. Ontario allocates 266 014.05 dollars, mostly for ongoing extension work, while British Columbia plans 58 265.91 dollars for demonstration projects and schooling in public and high schools.
The University will publish results for the province on Saskatchewan soils. Three chemists and one physicist study chemical and physical properties in the laboratories. Samples include experimental plots at the university farm under Prof. Bracken to assess nitrogen potash and phosphates linked to plant fertilization.
Thurso Quebec report features Mary Sabourin describing years of fatigue headaches and nervousness. She credits Dodd's Kidney Pills with relieving her symptoms after doctors and specialists failed. The piece promotes the medicine as a cure for kidney related ailments spreading to the blood.
A report from the Theixperimental Farm Ottawa luy finds bran and oats the best feed for work horses. Proportions used are five parts oats to two parts bran, mixed and fed dry with hay kept short. Morning and daily rations, water timing, and occasional molasses are outlined to maintain stamina and prevent stomach ailments. Dr J D Kelloggs Asthma Kennedy is also promoted as a remedy for asthma with claims of relief and sleep improvements.
The British Chamber of Commerce Journal argues that Britain has long produced drugs directly from plants and could seize a postwar opportunity to manufacture atropine and related alkaloids. With German supply cut by war, British firms may fill shortages as the Imperial Parliament considers easing imports while cultivation efforts in fantasy areas are expanded to meet Army needs.
A fragment quotes Sir H H Jolington arguing Germany’s war rise links to Hohenzollern rule and proposes property seizure to fund tidemmit settlement. The piece mixes stray phrases about Liniment and a child’s shop interaction with a grandmother promise.
James C. Slater of Summerville Nova Scotia says Baby's Own Tablets cure polse and loss of sleep. The medicine is sold by The Dr. Williams Medicine Co Broegville MT or by mail at 25 cents a box.
The grain acreage in Canada will rise from 30 to 50 percent this year. The move follows an appeal from England for greater Canadian help to feed the empire during the preventive measures. Canada shows loyalty by increasing production and living up to patriotism and production.
Petrograd report cites M Kharitonof saying national savings grew from 01484 to 1914 1214 roubles amid prohibition and war outlays. For 1915 total savings reach 24,006,000 roubles versus 400,000 in 1914, reflecting no major hardship noted by the Duma budget committee.
A patient named Mitts from Nauwigewanuk writes Oct 21 praising Miourd a Liniment Co. Limited and MINARIUS LINIMENT for quick relief from a Quinsy illness. The testimonial notes ongoing reliance on the remedy.
Saskatchewan advance in creamery contracts shown by Swift Current drumming up supplies at $0.01 a pound butter fat. The project plans regular shipments from tributary points. Demand also rises for cream separators in newly settled districts expanding dairying.
A fragment recalls Little Robert-Ma and Robinson Crague in an odd scene. After work, the boy sat on his chest, a moment described in terse diary like lines.
A delegate at the Canadian and International Good Roads association convention rose to speak with “Mr. Chairman and fellow leinactien” and paused as laughter broke out before continuing. The Journal of Commerce notes the moment as a comic misstep amid proceedings.
The London Times editorial notes public resolve to fund the war despite costs already spent and future expenditures. It argues the nation bears the burden with no immediate strain on any class, though individual citizens have yet to feel the charge.
Dialogue from a racing scene where Jack Havens confronts Mr. Throgmorton over motives and money. Havens argues he cannot compete for prize money, while Mr. Throgmorton asserts a claim related to the daughter or her fortune.
A Justice of the Peace hails Dr Chase's Ointment as a supreme healer for sores and wounds. The testimonial notes rapid skin regeneration and cures eczema, with a Quebec case claiming nine years of ailment resolved overnight.
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