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Newspaper
Watson Witness
Location
Watson, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Jun 02, 1916
Page
2
In a tense scene Lord Pertling and Lady Ursula clash over stolen jewels and trust. Ursula pleads to recover her pearls as she confronts marital authority and a defined vow, while family tension and accusations surface amid tension at a London estate.
A garbled public health piece warns against neglecting eye care and the risks of bad vision. It urges proper use of glasses, medical advice, and regular testing to prevent eye disorders, referencing a Harpers Monthly moral lesson about Lot and his family as a cautionary analogy.
Anuric is advertised as a powerful kidney remedy by Doctor Pierce claiming it cleanses kidneys faster than lithia at safe doses. Pierce’s other products include Pellets and Liver Pills. The ad also features a humorous courtroom scene and a later remark about a five dollar fine.
In early warfare, portable shelters and wire defenses shielded infantry from enemy fire. Metal shelters appeared in sieges, later abandoned with gunpowder and artillery, as attackers exploited protected positions and the need for mobility evolved.
A garbled London Daily piece discusses Germany and its empire with references to liberty and a confederation of free peoples. It hints at battles, centers of hell, and the idea of a century with strong violence and division. The text is severely damaged and hard to parse.
A new electric washing machine designed for household use cleans clothes within a stationary laundry tub and eliminates the need for operator handling of water.
Glycerine has surged from 1 cent to 10 and more per pound with demand soaring to 108000 tonnes. Production cannot meet demand and only three months of supply remain on hand. Price hikes ripple through nitroglycerine production and related industries, affecting dairy and butter markets in Saskatchewan with increased costs.
Women ask if Lydia E Pinkham letters are genuine and truthful. The company states it never uses fictitious letters or untruthful content and obtains written consent from writers. Thousands of women across regions write to say Pinkham's Vegetable has brought health and happiness, relieving various female illnesses and inspiring others to seek help.
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