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Newspaper
Wilkie Press
Location
Wilkie, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Dec 20, 1917
Page
2
A fragmented note describes Copenhagen chewing tobacco, claiming its economy and method of placement between the lower lip and gum. It emphasizes the habit as economical and contrasts it with other chewing practices while noting the sensory impressions and preparation.
The easiest way to send money by mail is through money orders issued by the Postal Service or approved providers. Use official forms and keep receipts. Ensure correct recipient name and address to avoid delays.
A front-line letter contrasts trench life with home comforts after war. It notes cramped quarters, wire entanglements, and the longing for clean linen and ordinary pleasures. The piece closes with a brief ad praising Parmeler's Pill for Sufferers as soothing and practical medicine.
Fragmentary report notes Dutch frontier issues and fears of winter with German deserters. Mentions possible pass of some individuals into Totland after weeks of unspecified events.
A fragmentary exchange cites Mr Curmrox praising schooling while debating Gladys education and piano playing, suggesting gendered expectations. The readable lines show a discussion about a girl’s education and her duties.
A discussion outlines the plan for a society of nations led by renowned jurists while challenging faith in a sudden miracle. The speaker questions guarantees for German inclusion and warns that without liberalized public will, Russia and German militarism will persist as the core obstacle to peace.
The Canadian Northern Railway will offer special reduced fares in December for travelers to the United States. Tickets go on sale December 1 and are valid for three months round trip. Routes include Winnipeg points and major U S centers such as Chicago Milwaukee and Kansas City. Information from agents or R Creelman Winnipeg.
An unusual read within the issue touts a “Catarrh Cure” claiming to cure an unspecified disease by a system described as effective. The notice promises readers a $100 reward and asserts the remedy’s power to reach stages of illness and destroy symptoms.
A Century Magazine piece traces an Italian named Giovanoni sent to Siberia and then exile land. The narrative, in vivid detail, portrays his struggles as war and imperial authority clash with his Italian identity and stubborn resolve.
An advertisement from Breckenridge promotes Cuticura stating it heals severe skin troubles quickly. It claims the soap cleanses and the ointment heals, offering free samples by mail and urging readers to request a powder-card from Cuticura A.Heston U.S.A.
Government fixes flour at 7.38 per barrel and bread at 18 cents per pound with 5 cent loaf. A large subsidy appropriation of 350 million pounds is allocated to maintain these prices across cities, signaling state support for staple foods amid rising costs.
A fragmented OCR line suggests a quirky phrase about a mother presenting a worm as acceptable to children and its work being prompt, though the text is garbled and lacks clear context or attribution.
Since the passage of the agricultural co operative associations act Saskatchewan formed 352 co operatives averaging two per week. In the year ending April 1917 ninety one were formed. The report highlights rapid farmer cooperative activity with a table showing a major rise in output and membership.
An advertisement touts Williams Pink Pills as a blood building remedy to relieve backache and muscle pain from poor nourishment. It emphasizes avoiding kidney danger and claims quick tests for fears about elder health, urging use of the pill to restore healthy blood and reduce pain.
Sheep in strong demand has made this industry highly profitable. Two thousand head were purchased under the live purchase and sales act this fall and orders continue to grow. A circular is being sent to sheep owners asking them to notify the department of sales to keep provinces stocked. Officials hope to meet part of the fall demand and view the rising interest with satisfaction.
An excerpt from a Petrograd correspondent describes a cab ride and an encounter with a militiaman arguing that liberty means doing as one pleases. The narrative ties the taxi dispute to broader unrest as public audiences in Petrograd witness speeches at a democratic conference and reflect on liberty versus order.
The piece argues the US joins the war due to militarism and fear of unchecked domination by a power acting by force. It cites shared aims of liberty and law, unity with allies, and the need to defend civilization against the German threat, as echoed by Lord Milner and the London Times.
A jumble of phrases reports a jewel shipment loss, an Irish fisherman finds a diamond pouch on a trawl, insurers claim a London draft settled a risk, and questions arise about how the purser’s cache released the gems. The Bangor Insurance firm and others held risks, salvage paid, and a New London diary supplies details.
An advertisement touts Freezone as a painless corn remover for corns and calluses. It claims easy at home use with a few drops, a small bottle available at drug stores, and no infection risk as it dries quickly.
Advice on cooking to preserve minerals and flavor. Do not peel potatoes to maximize value. boil in large pieces with minimal water. Cold water immersion increases nutrient loss. similar losses occur with carrots beets and parsnips. bones and sneck teeth provide mineral matter.
Public notice presents testimonial style statements praising Minard's Liniment as the best household remedy. The text emphasizes simple testimonials rather than interviews or endorsements by famous individuals.
Alerta leads in American Hereford cattle with four top priced bulls housed within its borders. The Perfection 48th, bred and cited, joins a cadre of prized stock in a notable sale or auction context.
A readable fragment notes a local wedding side attire described as wizard-green silk with a cheek blossoming and lush tones.
Premier Stock Country Alberta reports a surge in cattle sales to the United States with shipments from Edmonton to St Paul and smaller yields from Wan Al GAnce. The industry gains momentum as farmers unite to boost exports and stabilize prices amid rising demand.
The fall of Riga is expected to impact the book binding trade in Europe amid broader economic shifts. Reports from British printers indicate Riga’s collapse could influence supplies and pricing for publishers and binders.
An article explains how muzzle report and bullet sound separate at long ranges. It notes a shot fired and a life life end fear, with sounds separated by distance and a vacuum behind the bullet.
The piece notes mounting debate over horse meat as food, with Portland leading Sales beginning late 1917 under city health supervision. Dr. Murphy trialed horse slaughter in Cincinnati and Portland, reporting rapid sales and expanding markets as curiosity crowds flocked to shops.
The piece recalls Theodore Roosevelt’s line shoot the way you shout at a Madison Square Garden defense meeting. It notes the Australian captain’s brave speech and praises the motto as fitting wartime spirit. An asthma remedy advertisement follows, touting Kellogg’s Asthma Remedy as a universal cure.
Fragmentary text questions a person named KuCesiserly and describes strong insistence that others doubt, noting closeness and a challenging nickname. The readable lines imply a boastful claim about restraint or stinginess without concrete context or event.
Secretary I T. Kid Ner of the vocational training branch warns that war exposes national issues such as land settlement tuberculosis tides trial and vocational education. He argues preparedness requires addressing these problems for both soldiers and Canada’s future as military hospitals extend training.
A southern man seeks a divorce three weeks into his marriage and asks the minister who performed the ceremony to help him end the union. The minister attempts to dissuade him and considers how to prevent further action.
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