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Newspaper
Watrous Signal
Location
Watrous, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Jun 13, 1918
Page
5
In a garbled report from the Dominion Experimental Lacombe area, hog raising costs are cited at about 3.50 dollars per hundred pounds with 100 hogs marketed. The text mentions a superintendent and rain and references deceitful behavior but remains unclear.
Inactive kidneys fail to filter poisons, risking toxin buildup and health decline. The text emphasizes the kidneys as essential body filters and warns against neglect or improper function.
The article describes planting rows of trees along prairie roads to form wind breaks. Outer rows of sixteen trees each would shield fields and roads, reduce deep drifts, protect schools in winter, and beautify landscapes by creating avenue streets similar to those in Ontario.
An advertisement extols Dr Williams Pink Pills for improving blood quality and boosting overall health. It claims rich red blood strengthens nerves and body, helping headaches dizziness and fatigue. A testimonial from Brockville Ont describes a personal recovery.
Newspaper notes Minard's Liniment touted to cure colds as citizens face wartime shortages. A UK official warns the war may endure longer than expected, citing unpreparedness and policy penalties for disputes and supply issues. General Sir William Robertson comments on extended conflict implications.
A garbled OCR fragment hints at a Libel case involving a piece titled Annie Laurie, with references to a sword image and a legal action in a libel claim. Named entities are unclear due to text corruption, but the fragment suggests a court proceeding over publication.
An article cites Africa's vast population, noting it could occupy land roughly a quarter of the earth's surface, comparable to four New Yorks or ten times Ohio in size. It emphasizes the continent's immense human presence and potential demographic impact.
A fragmented report notes a new ether-based technique that supposedly loosens corns with fingers and causes the entire corn to detach from the toe. The text hints at quick effects and possible wholesale use, though details are unclear.
A label pasted on rice paper sparks questioning at the Buffalo Express office as staff seek to verify authenticity and eliminate guesswork in processing a document.
A fragmentary OCR note hints at a surprising encounter or diary entry. Names and specifics are unclear, leaving a partial glimpse of an event or person described as astounding and deceptive.
A brief commemorative note urges remembrance of Germany and its people, calling for reflection on past events and the importance of justice in memory. It emphasizes collective memory and responsibility across communities.
A brief item notes horses involved in a wire cut incident with Conte cited and a fast remedy. The report mentions an AUI pus dealers angle, suggesting a health or supply issue tied to the event.
A fragmented passage discusses female agents, wartime espionage, and debates on sex discrimination in postwar roles. It references American strength, propaganda, and moral judgments, noting stances from Cleveland Plain Dealer and Courier-Journal in a reflective, editorial tone.
British authorities direct the collection of photographs of Canadian graves in France. Funds have been scarce but increases are planned. Relatives in Canada are advised of the process and addresses for grave records and inquiries.
Fragmentary lines discuss farming, neighborhood status, liberty to withdraw, and future prospects. The text references a place of cultivation, social judgment, and a question about what will become of residents, citing a Brooklyn Citizen context.
Milcher claims she regained strength after cleansing her blood with Dodd’s Kidney Pills. She urges others to try the remedy and credits improved health and vitality to the treatment, describing a transition from weakness to renewed energy.
Fragmentary note recalls a memorable epic involving Allied fortunes and a reference to a British lion. The text hints at wartime symbolism and a dramatic moment but lacks full context or dates.
Discussion at the latest convention centered on dairy stock water use amid rising feed costs. Speakers argued that water management could save money for farmers facing high feed prices and potential losses from inefficient watering practices.
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