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Newspaper
Yorkton Press
Location
Yorkton, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Jul 02, 1918
Page
2
A wartime wire dispatch praises Canada for swift national mobilization and pledge to support the British empire. The report highlights Canada's resolve, discipline, and readiness to face German advances, framing the mainland as steadfast in the war effort and aligned with allied objectives.
Fragmentary notes discuss diseases and bowel health with generic prompts to eat well and use remedies. The text mentions pills and cleansing, but offers no clear actions, dates, or identifiable names. The content is incomplete and echoes old medical scam style guidance without specifics.
An influx of land buyers in late February and March drives activity in Gracey Lake area. WG Gertries purchased land for 4SLE Pai, with Nand already cultivated and the rest to be broken this week for next year’s crop. About a quarter of the district’s land, nearly fifty acres, is now under sale or pending settlement.
A garbled passage discusses wartime profits and civilian life, with references to a motion by E A Tagtoe and a dubious patent powder product by Miller's Worm Powders. The text blends economic critique with ads for a worm remedy, noting consumer reach and dubious claims about curing children’s worm woes.
Readers note growing fruit on the prairie in the Vreille Provinces of Canada includes raspberries currants strawberries saskatoons and other wild fruits. Apples pears and crossbred varieties are cultivated with promising yields and profits, notably raspberries valued at over four dollars per unit in 1915 and site profits exceeding five hundred dollars in some cases.
A local notice offers a $100 reward for information about a missing item and seeks tips about the associated suspect. Residents are asked to report details to authorities promptly.
A fragmented discussion claims average daily protein and meat intake in the United States is insufficient. It notes that babies the elderly the poor and those who are sick do not eat enough and suggests kidney health and bodily disorders may result from low consumption.
A garbled Washington Star clipping shows a dinner scene with references to a mayor, an undertaker, and a funeral. The text is incomplete with misread phrases about objections and a “dead man” and “tiv es.” It reads as a stray transcription of disjointed remarks rather than a coherent report.
A fragment from a 1900s style notice extols Dodd's Kidney Pills as a cure for kidney ills. It features testimonials from "Mr. Capesten sart" and "Mr. Gemne" praising relief from backache fatigue and urinary symptoms. The ad touts a growing crowd and mentions Edinburgh in reference to the product’s reach.
A woman describes suffering from nerves for over a year and finds relief using Lydia E. Pinkham's remedy. After treatment she regains strength, can work again, and reports improved health and well being.
A report discusses measures to boost farm output in Manitoba. It notes advising farmers to improve seed supplies and seek better equipment, with incentives and encouragement to raise production during 1918.
Fragmentary OCR text presents a jumble of wartime notes and opinions about Minard's Limiment and a long range gun. It references diphtheria cures, artillery, German prisoners and letters from diaries describing shelling, fear, and casualties in a war setting. It includes quoted emotions from soldiers and civilians about bombardment.
Crew aboard a submarine endured six days of severe cold and sleet with ice forming on the vessel. The captain noted crew fatigue and disrupted sleep as temperatures dropped to near freezing. Wireless comms and the aerial froze, hindering operations during stormy seas.
Fragmentary text discusses American views on the Soviets and a reference to Bovsia’s spokesmen and Catherine inepel, suggesting confusion or critique of Soviet rule and its impact on free expression.
An article discusses widespread beliefs on souring of milk during electrical storms. It notes that natural souring relates to bacterial growth and suggests testing to identify the true cause. Temperature changes during storms may affect milk quality.
An ad style passage touts Baby's Own Tablets claimed to ease digestion, colds, and constipation, with testimonials from Mrs. Queer Letiley and others. It also promotes farm and household relief products, urging mothers and citizens to use and share these remedies and emphasizing conservative food saving as a national duty.
A fragmented passage reviews curiosities and sensational products, mentioning The Pill That Leads They All and related panellike items. It lists names and snippets about pills and digestive creams, with mentions of viewers and observers at a show.
Readable bits show a clipped exchange with phrases like they came across each other and a question about who is present. The text is garbled with uncertain names and punctuation, hindering a clear event or outcome.
A New York beauty doctor is sued for damages claiming she ruined the appearance of several patients. The case alleges negligence and seeks compensation for cosmetic damages and medical costs.
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