Egg Candling Schools Spark Canadian Poultry Drive
The Canadian government through its department of agriculture aims to expand the poultry sector by requiring 10,000,000 eggs for home and British markets and urging farmers to add at least 15 birds each. To support this, egg candling schools are opened including a new one at Moose Jaw Saskatchewan where egg dealers and merchants plan to send staff to learn the trade.
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Department of Agriculture
Dominion
Eee
Moose Jaw
Saskatchewan
An Oil That Is Famous
Though anada was not the birthplace of Mr. Thomas Electric Oil its fame spread from here across Central and South America the West Indies Australia and New Zealand. The compound is sold and in demand in these countries not distant home.
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Anada
Thomas
Central
South America
West Indies
Australia
New Zealand
Prisoner Labor Eases British War Time Camp Strain
The government will rely on the captesaters secured from employers to classify German prisoners rather than immediately building large camps. The prisoner question is expected to relieve a major labor problem in the country.
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Great Britain
Home Office
Rte
Root argues democracy must destroy autocracy to endure
The piece cites Elihu Root urging the United States to oppose Prussian autocracy. He warns that democratic safety requires defeating its enemy wherever possible and argues the world cannot be half democratic and half aristocratic. He likens the current moment to Lincoln’s half slave, half free dilemma.
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Elihu Root
United States
Mr. Root
Abraham Lincoln
Detroit Free Press
Kipling Disputes Over Canadian Hotel Bill
A Glasgow Herald note recalls that during a Canadian holiday Kipling complained to his hotel landlord about unendurable discomfort. On unpaid bill final line reads impudence three dollars, a witty sting at service.
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Kipling
Canada
Freezone Brings Pain Free Corn Removal Says Cincinnati Expert
A Cincinnati authority promotes Freezone as a painless method to lift corns and calluses. Apply a few drops to the corn, and the drug dries instantly without inflaming surrounding tissue. Small bottles are inexpensive and available at drug stores or through wholesalers if not carried by the local pharmacist.
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Cincinnati
Farmers Buying Automobiles Reflect Prosperity in Prairie Provinces
The 1916 Alberta Saskatchewan and Manitoba automobile sales rose about 25 percent from 1915. Most new cars were sold to farmers, with over 33 000 automobiles in these provinces, about one per 53 residents in the three provinces combined.
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Alberta
Saskatchewan
Manitoba
Chile and Peru Resume Diplomatic Ties After Long Break
After seven years of no diplomatic relations, Chile and Peru agreed to reopen ties for seven years while maintaining commercial relations through consulates. The dispute traces to the 1883 war when Peru ceded Tarapaca and Tacna. Tacna was to a plebiscite, which never occurred, leaving Chile in control.
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Germany
Chile
Peru
Tarapaca
Cacna
Tacna
What does the miracle teach us says school boy
A Sunday school teacher asks what the miracle of the loaves and fishes teaches and a bright boy replies that it is about coping with the high cost of living, reflecting a parish lesson.
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Detroit Free Press
Proved Once More In Southampton Ontario
Harold D Bertram of Southampton Ontario suffered inflammatory rheumatism for two months. After one box of Dodd s Kidney Pills he recovered, with doctors noting kidney involvement from grippe and symptoms including swollen hands and feet and fatigue. Grandmother Mrs G Grasses suggested the remedy claiming complete relief.
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Harold D. Bertram
Dodd
Southampton
Harold Bertram
Fragmented Ad Snippets Weave Politics and Remedies
Reader notices a jumble of advice and dialogue. Mentions causes and effects in casual speech with references to bank withdrawal and political sympathy. Product pitches include Miller's Worm Powders Holloway's Corn Cure and Minard's Liniment Lumberman's Friend.
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Sorghum
Mac in Sine Crater After Mine Blast
In a grim scene from a Brazier piece a man named Mac sits in mud at the crater bottom after a mine blast. A passerby asks if he fell in and Mac retorts that he happened to be there when the mine went up with heat.
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Mac
Sine Crater
Raw Recruits Progress in World War I Battles
The Chicago Herald notes the first Canadian contingent of about 33 000 recruits reached England in September 1914 and fought at Neuve Chapelle in March 1915. It highlights Canada Australia New Zealand and American airmen with Alan Seeger and the American Legion who faced death in France. The piece stresses small but decisive contingents shaping major battles from Vimy Heights onward.
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England
Eure Chapelle
Vimy Heights
Australia
New Zealand
American Legion
Alan Seeger
France
Chicago Herald
Local mariner heals after anchor injury with liniment
Prosper Ferguson recalls an accident when a ship anchor fell on his knee and leg causing swelling and immobility. He credits L Nard's Liniment with a full recovery after using two bottles.
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LNARD
Prosper Ferguson
Britain imposes domestic rationing to curb scarce supplies
England urges voluntary limits on bread and flour with weekly allowances of four pounds of bread or three pounds of bread making flour, two and a half pounds of meat, and three quarters of a pound of sugar. Soldiers on active service receive one pound of bread per day.
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United Kingdom
Lord Devonport
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City Boys on the Farm Notes on Hard Work and Rewards
A city youth learns farm life is strenuous with long hours and little celebration. The piece highlights benefits like improved health strength sleep appetite and longer life as essential rewards for steady toil in food production during a challenging year.
Farm Labor’s Role in Boosting National Production
An 1910s editorial argues labor shortages hinder farm output and contends government should direct workers to agriculture and shift labor from nonessential industries to strengthen the nation’s food supply. The piece cites doubled food production as the outcome of full farm utilization.
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Con
Hoa Dairyman
Nervous exhaustion treated with Williams Pink Pills
An article urges rest and nerve nourishment for overworked men showing signs of neurasthenia. It touts Dr Williams Pink Pills as a remedy and cites Coleman Prince Edward Island businessman P H Callan who recovered after taking multiple boxes, enabling a return to work.
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Dr. Williams
Haid
A Consulted
Tor
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