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Newspaper
Watrous Signal
Location
Watrous, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Jun 06, 1918
Page
8
An advertisement touts Catarrhozone as a cure for catarrh and related throat and ear symptoms. Complete outfit priced at $1.00 with usage lasting months, offered by Catarrh ezone Co. Kingston Ontario Canada.
Fragmentary OCR reads like a report on government efforts targeting saloons and beer policy. The text references police, enforcement, and a push to curb saloon influence amid political maneuvering.
The text discusses shifting public opinion in the United States and Europe over neutrality and potential involvement. It notes pro German leanings in some circles, while others, including Switzerland and Scandinavia, maintain neutrality amid allied pressures and German plots. It mentions strikes and political divisions, with references to Austria, Italy, and Latin American nations as neutral or leaning different ways.
A historic Red Cross sale in London highlights a storied diamond donated to support wartime relief. The famed piece, a 28 carat Serene diamond with crown and drop settings, originates from South Africa and is linked to a prestigious donor circle.
A grain elevator builder proposes methods to save wheat and grain by improving storage and handling in the face of shortages. He emphasizes efficient silos, better climate control, and streamlined logistics to protect reserves and stabilize supply.
A discussion outlines plans to deter strikes by workers and to bargain with employers to prevent disruptions during wartime. It notes provisions that could be ided or disregarded, with emphasis on avoiding serious conflict and preserving productivity amid worker concerns.
A Copenhagen dispatch reports the Vossische Zeitung of Berlin states Iceland may declare itself a republic. It says Danish influence is suppressed by the English who have spent money to create a rise in favor of England and Iceland may later attach itself to Great Britain.
The House Foreign Affairs Committee votes to suppress public hearings on various foreign affairs measures. Some chairmen praise the move as sensible while critics say the resolutions are needed to prevent interference. Many supporters are described as sincere yet misguided in their cautions.
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