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Newspaper
Cut Knife Grinder
Location
Cut Knife, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Apr 30, 1918
Page
2
The livestock branch of the department of agriculture opposes any action to ban slaughter of calves or young females or to restrict Canadian cattle exports. It argues a prohibition would undo prewar practices, waste feed profits, and threaten meat supplies.
The article outlines a possible Allied strategy to force Germany into peace by a conditional boycott. It proposes limiting German access to Allied markets for set periods based on the war’s duration, effectively letting Germany decide the length of a trade embargo.
Fragmentary notice cites Catarrh and constitutional treatment ideas. Mentions F J Cueney & Co Toledo Ohio and Masons Surfaces of the System. Offers Hendred Dollars reward, details incomplete.
In the Edmonton Bulletin a reader notes suspicion about a matter involving Mrs Tilton, indicating a cautious stance and request for clarity. The brief exchange reflects local curiosity and everyday civic discourse.
A claim for a corn extractor that shrinks the corn and removes the root in a day or two. Ads promote painting on Nam's Corn Extractor to end corns quickly, with Putnam's brand and drug store availability.
The article notes the plain steel helmets worn by Tommies are indistinguishable to onlookers and reveals a surprising fact about the production, citing a machine used in the process and a pressure figure connected with cutting out parts.
Fragmentary local item mentions Minard liniment relief and a query about getting clight in the cover while hoye and a remark about rain. The readable text is unclear and names are tentative.
Advertisement promotes Catarrhozone as a scientific cure for winter colds with claims of deep reach and guaranteed relief. Large bottle priced at $1.00, pall size 50c, sample 25c, sold by Biorokeepers and druggists or Catarrhozone Co in Kingston Canada.
A fragment discusses memory and the effort to erase disagreeable thoughts. It urges starting fresh with a clean slate and writing only what is lovely for today. The tone is exhortative and moralistic.
A fragmented excerpt hints at a lesson involving a knife named Marjorie and a tense dynamic with a father figure. The text suggests symbolic objects and conflict but lacks a clear event or outcome. Further readable context would be needed to craft a precise summary.
Readable text reports a farmer in Oregon increasing poultry holdings to about 600 chickens. The fragment mentions Lydia and a product named Pink ham’s Vegetable, but context is unclear and lacks dates or organization.
The Sun Life of Canada reports 1917 results with assets over 19.3 million and policyholder payments exceeding 8 million. A new Dominion Square head office in Montreal is now occupied with up-to-date equipment to manage the growing business efficiently.
An advertisement argues eczema and skin eruptions stem from bad blood and that proper treatment must purify and enrich the blood. It claims Williams Pink Pills build rich red blood and cure many illnesses by addressing the blood root.
Secretary of the See meets on the bay amid discourse on Great B reliance and U S ties. Few details emerge about the fundamental fact guiding discussions and potential policy shifts.
An elderly farmer using a remedy claims Minnard’s Liniment cures dandruff after hitching his team to a trap post. Readable fragments show a farmer’s self-promotional tale and trial claim without verifiable evidence.
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