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Newspaper
Yorkton Press
Location
Yorkton, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Oct 01, 1918
Page
3
In a fragmented wartime scene, characters discuss Dr Haritson's medicine and De Manders pills marketed for health. A car chase and stealthy movements through a hedgerow follow a tense boundary crossing as Pete and Foster monitor a vehicle and its occupants amid uncertain danger.
Poster and an unnamed companion flee along an ancient military road near the Tyne. They evade pursuers by river and moor, fear arrest for possessing checks, and plan to visit the Garth to learn news of Lawrence while weighing how to keep a secret without exposing others.
The covered barnyard offers advantages in summer and winter for protection from heat flies and severe weather. It suggests three sided enclosures for airflow and cool comfort, with siding that blocks wind. The design aims to keep the yard cool at night and moderates heat at mid day, reducing need for stabling in good weather.
War Industries Board lists gold production as an essential industry. Treasury request prompts priority handling of materials for gold production. Ambiguities remain about the exact departments and individuals involved. the note references wartime supply controls affecting mining and processing.
A long reader letter discusses wartime food restrictions in Canada, praising storage and conservation measures. It cites gains in meat and wheat exports, notes cold storage limits, and urges practical home tips including bread making and meal planning amid shortages. It mentions policy actions, sugar restrictions, and domestic guidance for families.
The narrator recalls a quiet camp scene where a seasoned painter soldier, buried in trenches, displays war and peaceful landscapes in a makeshift barn gallery. A young soldier shows promise, blending drawing with frontline experience while others admire his talent.
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