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Newspaper
Tisdale Recorder
Location
Tisdale, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Nov 01, 1917
Page
8
The passage argues that a newspaper must charge for advertising to cover living costs and maintain its business. It suggests owners cannot give away space for free, even if a beneficiary cannot pay, likening it to a landlord offering rent-free.
A Cincinnati authority says freezone can lift corns and calluses without pain. A small bottle costs little and dries on contact without irritating surrounding skin. Readers are advised to ask their druggist to order it if unavailable locally.
The housewife can gauge new meat prices by the butcher posting in his shop the prices permitted for cuts and joints. Wholesale maximum dead meat prices are meant to warn cattle buyers not to pay excessively for live animals.
Commentary compares German trial balloons to peace offers as a tactic to confuse US and allies. It argues Germany cannot bribe or wheedle enemy governments and faults Germanism as a system, not a single misstep, for failing to persuade nations.
A big turnout is expected at the College of Agriculture at the University of Saskatchewan with high interest in the associate course. Parents are eager to enroll boys aged 16 to 18 as winter training runs five months at St Ives farm, after busy farm work and before spring tasks. Similar programs are growing in Alberta and Manitoba. Also notes a product called Mother Graves' Worm Exterminator as an effective worm treatment for infants.
A St. Albert farmer sent 79 hogs to Edmonton stockyards. Net proceeds after expenses were 3398.70, averaging 42.53 per hog. Initial cost and handling totaled 3500, yielding a profit per hog of 22.83.
Report describes two forms of message carriers used in war: bombs for front to battalion links and regimental commanders using grenade guns with 550 to 650 yard range, plus light shells from mortars reaching brigade headquarters up to 1,300 yards.
An older fragment notes Minard's Liniment and a writer's method of starting work quickly. It mentions a French figure, a leaner approach, and a farm pickup during a stay. A prominent aviator in white appears, then a restaurant keeper hosting a small guest group with a shared moment.
The forestry branch of the Department of the Interior Ottawa releases its annual bulletin on pulpwood. Total value of pulpwood processed and exported nears 20 million dollars with 1916 showing a rise over 1915. The share converted to pulp in Canada continues to grow versus raw export. Free copies available from the Ottawa forestry director, who sks the Pulpwood Bulletin.
A customer from Boston reports severe facial pimples inflamed and disfiguring. She used Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment after a free sample and purchased more, claiming full healing after two boxes of Ointment and three cakes of Soap.
A London published correspondence highlights Japanese ingenuity in aviation. Osaka firms are producing aircraft that could challenge German air forces near Petrograd. The company began with 300000 yen capital and now attracts ample funding. Rumor says 10000 young Japanese students train nightly for a major aerial move.
A damaged clipping describes a Richmond Indiana woman who climbs stairs on her hands and mentions long illness and fatigue over two years. The fragmentary text references manual labor and weak wits, but the full context is unclear.
Saskatchewan Natural Resource Chief reports ash samples from The Burn indicate potential potash deposits. A drilling project will run day and night through winter to locate a large deposit, with engineers optimistic about an extensive resource and future industry.
Faultless in preparation these pills are the result of long study of vegetable compounds designed to stimulate stomachic functions and maintain them at normal condition. Years of use prove their faultless character and excellent reputation.
Wesley Frost recalls his three years as United States consul at Queenstown Ireland and reports that he documented 81 ships carrying American citizens sunk by German submarines amid the Lusitania disaster scale. He notes monthly losses and wartime dangers at sea while stressing verified eyewitness evidence.
An advertisement for Baby's Own Tablets claims they regulate the bowels sweeten the stomach and relieve digestive issues while also aiding teething. It states a bottle costs 25 cents and can be bought from medicine dealers or by mail from The Dr Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ontario.
An early item discusses a hunting dog fitted with eyeglasses for astigmatism and mocks the idea as sensational. It notes modern optics can measure eye errors and correct them without patient input, while the silent method is rarely used except for foreigners or dogs.
A British Columbia writer urges residents to buy homegrown goods instead of imports. He argues $100,000 is spent weekly by the province’s people on outside goods that could be purchased locally, including feeds, to support the local economy.
Naturalists report birds dying in central Europe amid famine driven by conditions linked to insect outbreaks in Germany and surrounding countries. The fragment hints at ecosystem disruption affecting wildlife as food shortages escalate.
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