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Newspaper
Cut Knife Grinder
Location
Cut Knife, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Aug 01, 1917
Page
4
The Honduras National Rail Road abandons coal use for wood near the tracks due to costly coal. Merits of coal and wood are weighed, with resumption of coal when prices drop. A separate item notes a well-dressed young woman in a four wheeler, fearing a frisky horse, asking Beets Johu for reassurance.
Ad Daf of Medicine Hat leads the Stampede program with wild horses never ridden before and plans a large herd. The event follows the All Canadian Championships at Medicine Hat and draws a galaxy of quirt and saddle stars to Moose Jaw for bull dogging roping and other cowboy feats.
Navajos and Utes resist United States registration, proposing self formed groups as a substantial manpower asset to any nation. The stance emphasizes autonomy and potential strategic strength of these tribes in global labor mobilization.
A product claim describes Parmee’s Vegetable Pills as correcting irregular digestion and restoring health for women. It asserts gentle action suitable for delicate women and promotes relief from stomach and liver discomfort and fatigue.
A defense council advisory from wool and worsted manufacturers urges public to simplify dress by cutting frills. Men and women are asked to sacrifice patch pockets marin shirts and other trim to save wool for national economy.
Fragmentary OCR text notes a claim that a liniment named Minard's cures garget in cows. The garbled passage mentions Marion, Portland, and washed cows with unclear attributions or dates. No verifiable names or outcomes emerge.
Berlin Lokal reports a naval encounter as warships push speed from Judah remaining challenged masters of the Kiel canal. The description notes the North sea ferry and Bridah rem féry scene with ongoing tensions in the area.
An advertisement extols Dr Williams pink pills as a cure for nervousness fatigue and related ailments. It claims the pills restore strength energy and health, citing a testimonial from a Mr P a business man who recovered after taking eight boxes. The piece promotes ordering details and stresses accessibility nationwide.
The readable text shows a fragmented scene mentioning marriage, a person named Robert, and a reference to Boston. Specific names, places or events are unclear due to the garbled OCR.
The French minister of war bans mailing newspapers to neutral countries and cracks down on letters to military authorities. Newspapers from publishers may still be transmitted and travelers to neutral nations cannot carry periodicals across the frontier due to suspected enemy information and food parcel use.
The Taber district reports a major land sale as ert Green sells his sheep ranch on Chincow Lee, including several sections and modern South country buildings, to Hagerman for 1000. The Cameron ranch sale continues with demand from new settlers and Taber residents, expanding the district’s land transfers.
A Cincinnati expert touts Freezone as a painless, cheap remedy to lift corns or calluses. A few drops applied to the corn supposedly dries instantly and does not irritate surrounding skin. A drugstore bottle can be obtained easily through pharmacists.
A fragmented tale describes Kathleen a young girl sent on an errand to town. Her mistress admires her rosy face and calls it meeting her eyes, while confusion arises from a mistaken glance.
A brief note states Canada’s Fine Record pledges to run transatlantic passenger service. It acknowledges those who have directed this service for Canada and outlines a commitment to travelers.
Fragmentary ad copy touts Dr J C Legg's Asthma Remedy claiming to end nights of agony and restore sleep for sufferers. The text mentions relief and immediate effects though details are unclear due to damaged OCR.
The German government proposes early talks to arrange a pass of warships and a 21 gun salute in a gesture over the torpedoing incident. Journal notes the issue is unlikely to be resolved soon and remains a problematic matter as the war continues.
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