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Newspaper
Watrous Signal
Location
Watrous, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Dec 07, 1916
Page
2
A testimonial claims long illness with kidney disease ended after using Dr Chase's Kidney-Liver Pills. The writer says twenty years of ailment ended and credits the pills for recovery, noting the product costs 25 cents a box and is sold by all dealers or Edmanson Bates & Company Limited Toronto.
Fragmentary text discusses soldiers carrying discs and discipline in English army. It mentions suspension after a body event and color coding red and green for discs, suggesting procedures or penalties. Names, dates, or places are not readable.
A garbled report notes Chinese participation at a government ministry event and mentions attracting more Chinese than a single show. It references agriculture, control schemes, and public waits, implying organized involvement and long-term planning by officials.
A fragment notes imitation MISs LINIMENT sold at a deceptive price. The text mentions Dick and Minard as sources or prompts, warning readers against counterfeit products. The overall snippet hints at a scam or misrepresented patent medicine offering.
Fragmentary lines describe steady pressure on the best brains and fortresses at the frontier. The text mentions miles, feats, and the capture of quantities, guns, and stores near strategic lines on the map.
A damaged ad promotes Nerviline as a fast cure for backache with claims of deep penetration and rapid comfort. The copy stresses safe use and benefits for the back sufferer, urging readers to try the product despite unclear supporting details.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions marriage talk and a janitor with disjointed phrases. The text appears as a jumble of quotes and partial sentences, lacking a coherent event or clear subjects beyond casual references to marriage and employment.
The passage discusses keeping detailed farm accounts for various crops and livestock, tracking costs, returns, and investments. It notes county agricultural improvement groups urging members to maintain records, with a focus on financial discipline and shared methods influenced by the Breeders' Gazette.
Hollo Oe Riches is described as going to the act and bills in the report. The note outlines a task-focused effort tied to financial duties and project work, with emphasis on progressing action and associated charges.
Report notes a government backed effort to extract oil from fish waste for use as feed and a fertilizer. The station will close after data is secured, with information shared to help local fishermen form a plant to process remaining waste. Led by J. B. Fielding, former Ontario Fisheries Department adviser.
Charles Mullen, after a cold wet day, suffered a severe rheumatic illness but used Sloan's Liniment which reportedly eased his pain. He bought a bottle and soon could move again and return to work. The ad notes the liniment costs 50 and 1.00 per bottle.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention a Maine figure from last year with a 6222 figure and a motorist scene. Names like Ethel and Gosia appear in garbled form. The readable portion lacks clear events or outcomes to frame a full summary.
Mrs. C. E. Stilwell of Winthrope says she has used Baby's Own Tablets for ten years and keeps a box in the house for her children.
The invitation to hold the next World Sunday School Association convention in Tokio has been accepted by the World’s Committee in New York. The meeting will occur after the close of the war.
An editorial reflects on humane treatment of captured raiders and downed airmen versus German casualties. It recalls Captain Peyete and a submarine crew member honored as prisoners of war, noting not a single German life cost. The piece contrasts this with respectful burials of Axis airmen and expresses mixed sentiment from the Philadelphia newsroom.
Initial reports to the Naval Service Department at Ottawa show a satisfactory rate of enlistment for the British Navy. There are many inquiries about the subject to Ottawa and peace. The movement aims at two enlistments by New Year's Day.
Fragmentary report describes a minor general moving quickly toward a railway station with officers and a train awaiting, the scene marked by haste and unclear dialogue. The text preserves an image of a military figure in transit amid watchers and a waiting train.
Readers learn the shift of consumers away from tea and coffee toward a new hot drink. The piece notes growing interest and hints at evolving tastes among the public.
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