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Newspaper
Watrous Signal
Location
Watrous, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Jun 06, 1918
Page
3
Early talks propose a practice basis for a new Great Lakes air route. End directors from Detroit and carriers align to establish quickly available planes for fast departures between Detroit and Buffalo or New York, with mail contract implications guiding regular service.
Disjointed notes describe trying Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription after using several bottles of a product called Golden. The account claims restoration and renewed vigor from the treatment.
Fragmentary item notes a three cent failure cost for a Dominion money order and mentions a British soldier on duty at Bethlehem. The partly readable text references Saviour's Birthplace and a curious string of phrases including a letter and a homing song.
In a compact note the passage asserts the treaty's appeal across multiple countries and its strong standing in central markets. It hints at its famous name and widespread acceptance, contrasting it with other items in oil and defense contexts.
A garbled OCR passage references worm treatments and claimed tonics sold to children as palatable cures. It alludes to government concerns, expenditure, and a claim that such medicines strengthen digestion and development, with vague mentions of Miller's Worm Powder and public issues surrounding these products.
A World War II era report notes Canadian casualties and the high cost of battle. It cites a semi official estimate placing deaths at about 30 000 with roughly one in thirteen killed in three years of hard fighting.
Readable lines record sailors shouting Jah and Germany as tense moments unfold during a patrol. The fragment hints at hostile dialogue and rough seas, with no clear outcome or full context.
Advertisements claim Minard's Liniment cured bronchitis rheumatism and other ailments for residents of Mahone Bay Bridgewater and surrounding towns. Names listed include John Mader Joshua A Amy Macht and local merchants Pairs and Livingstone.
Fragmentary passage hints at a dialogue with a man asking if he has seen one and mentions a scenario. text is garbled and lacks clear names, dates, or locations.
A brief puffed claim describes Putnam's ointment as a fast relief for corns. It asserts drops applied shrink the corn, causing it to shrivel and drop off soon. The ad-style text promotes quick, certain action and mentions steamship terms awkwardly.
Despatch from Amsterdam reports fron trespondent C details on German long range gun construction. Notable mentions include the frontier fortifications and strategic points southwest of the area, with notes on sheet data and ore in the region.
A Berlin edition praises British bravery as observed in frontline reports. The emperor is cited daily acknowledgments while war news highlight valor amid ongoing conflict.
Manitoba’s natural history bulletin introduces Professor Jackson’s study on gopher reproduction. It details whether gophers raise one or two broods yearly and catalogs Pitien species with drawings of their toothlike structures.
Fragmentary text mentions eggs, incubation, and infertility. References the British Red Cross and a founder role. Details are incomplete, but imply guidance on egg viability and breeding practices.
Mrs Ernest E Adkins writes that Baby’s Own Tablets cured minor ailments in her child and the “mild in action” medicine never fails. The tablets cost 25 cents a box from The Dr Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ont. A steel works manager William Flack was fined $100 for an offense at Bower Earland. Right nations in the European wer.
Food control board instructs mills to stop re grinding bran into shorts and to ensure all flour is labeled Government Flour. Trade must use seven pound papers and mills are ordered to purchase entirely under this designation.
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