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Newspaper
Wilkie Press
Location
Wilkie, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
May 17, 1917
Page
2
A Providence Journal fragment questions tolerance for dissident groups in America and hints at a forthcoming relief for corn relief via Helloway's Corn Cure. The text blends national unity critique with payment of conditions and ends with an advertisement style note.
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss fixed potato pricing and economic strains. Mentions Minard's Liniment and lumberman references amid a chaotic wartime or economic context. Names and exact figures are unclear, but topic centers on price controls impacting food goods.
The piece analyzes German diplomacy after Wilhelmstrasse efforts, noting repeated successes and expanding influence. It claims eleven countries allied with Germany and questions how much more room remains for expansion before facing counterpressure from other powers.
The piece argues that Irish distrust stems from a rocky bond with British rule and Sinn Fein violence. It notes Sinn Fein executions and claims harsh British actions fuel hatred, while Ulster and Southern Irish tensions complicate Home Rule. A Toronto weekend snippet adds a dust asthma note and medical remedy references.
A garbled OCR paragraph repeats Asquith's claim that he has long warned Parliament about a major issue. Advertisers are not pirates in the discourse, and the text hints at pricing and policy concerns though details are unclear.
Fragmented OCR snippet shows nonsensical text with no clear events names places or dates. No readable facts to summarize into a proper news item.
The sale of wines produced locally and not exceeding twelve degrees alcohol is permitted within wine growing districts. Sales outside districts are allowed only in tone areas and may be prohibited by municipal authorities.
An old newspaper item promotes Dr Williams Pink Pills and Parmelee's Veg Pills as cures for nervous disorders, weak digestion, and related ailments. It cites Brockville Ontario as the maker location and asserts the pills restore nerve and organ health, claiming strong therapeutic benefits.
Titoff, appointed to manage the ex-tsar's household, seeks a grant to cover expenses. Estimates place Nicholas II at over 100,000 pounds in cash and 110,000 pounds in assets, Alexis at 550,000 pounds, and Olga, Anastasia, and others totaling several hundred thousand pounds. Civil lists since 1906 run about 1.6 million pounds yearly, with land and forest revenues allocated to the imperial cabinet.
An unreadable snippet contains scattered words and partial names that hint at a list or note. Readers cannot determine a clear event date place or subject from the fragment.
Britons examine foreign tongues as war prompts revived interest in Oriental languages. King George opens a school to teach linguistic study and widen understanding of global tongues.
The speaker emphasizes Canada’s potential to lead in commercial education urging expansion from 1 to 273 centres by 1913. He notes the path to national progress relies on practical, higher education for business and commerce, praising Canada’s early adoption of educational reform and its impact on future economic life.
Dear Size Your MINARD'S LINremedy fails to relieve and never recurs promptly Chas Whooten Tort Mulgrave.
A garbled fragment references Germany and Arab topics with questions about centuries and a vague inquiry. The legible text lacks clear names, dates, or events to identify a concrete news item.
The text references readers and the Wer and a tale of Hebrew slaves, Edom, Samson a prisoner, lifting gates and escape toward Montar, with a note on Gaza and a blend of Bible and newspaper style. The passage is partial and lacks clear events or dates.
Miss E De mera of 190 Maisonneuve St. credits Kidney Pills for curing chronic headache rheumatism after six months of illness. She states seven pills a day relieved all symptoms, with her father noting visible improvement and the pills removing poisons from the kidneys.
The Duchess of Albany visits Windsor Castle as her son, the Duke of Saxe Coburg Gotha, fights for Germany. Parliament questions reveal intertwined royal and national loyalties with a ship captain born in Siena and a father born in Hanover facing restrictions on British subjects serving abroad. The Chronicle notes the tension between royal lineage and allegiance in wartime service.
A garbled early text item notes Mrs Kieso experiencing seven months of illness and related female trouble. The fragment lacks clear dates or places but implies ongoing health concerns affecting her.
A consideration of wage basing for skilled and unskilled labor among Western Canadian farmers. The piece argues for cooperative farming structures where hired men gain part ownership in harvest yields, aligning farmer and worker interests to reduce conflict and improve security for both sides.
Fragmentary passage notes that foreign policy questions have been largely outside Dominion awareness. It mentions oceanic issues unresolved by war, Belgium's future integrity, and Poland's fate as areas of concern.
The readable fragment notes terms of production in the city. It mentions terms and conditions affecting local industry but provides no clear names dates places or outcomes. Further text is needed for a complete title and summary.
Government plans a broad enlistment of experienced farmers and retirees to join a nationwide effort. The Windsor chamber and nearby towns expect at least 1,000 men to show interest in supporting farm labor during the campaign.
An old church was moved in South Bend Indiana by a steam engine hauling the bulky load a short distance to a new location. The report notes the challenging process and the goal of remaking the church at its new site.
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