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Newspaper
Cut Knife Grinder
Location
Cut Knife, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Dec 12, 1917
Page
8
An exhortation to farmers to increase productivity on every acre and in each cow, with guidance to avoid slaughter of calves until at least one month old to recover value from meat and hide, while promoting more heifer calves.
Fragmentary ad note claims Minard's Liniment cures colds and similar ailments. The readable text hints at consumer use and purchase but lacks full context or clear outcomes.
The article notes Fesellent Wilson of the United States leading a parade of drafted men in Washington and receiving praise in a notable address. It discusses similar official recognition for S h sta tus servicemen and the potential call of men to service overseas from classes established by the act under the plan to raise fronts.
A brief note explains that a man’s heavy breathing results from a frail spine. The remark suggests a physical weakness as the underlying cause and frames breath as linked to structural health.
An advertisement extols Biot Baby’s Own Tablets claiming relief for infants and claiming the medicine causes no trouble. It emphasizes satisfaction and asserts the product is harm free and effective for constipation.
A fragment hints at an article on practical planting advice in the Washington Star. It mentions forestalling waste and offers steps for readers to grow and care for greenery. The tone suggests a practical, instructional feature for home gardeners.
A brief note highlights Leridon as a key figure in the Laevis XV event, pairing with a teammate for a high profile heels race. The piece mentions another competitor and indicates the duo faces strong opposition in a high stakes setting.
A fragmented report lists shipyard tonnages and national fleets, noting varied counts across nations and regions. The text shifts to a medical ad for Miller's Worm Powders, claiming to drive worms from the system and ease a child's illness with quick relief.
Fragmentary wartime column blends advice on courtship with odd edits about candy eliminations and a reference to Mr. Barkis and Clara Peggotty. It cites Wichita and Kansas Corns and a Birmingham Age-Herald remark about moving to an apartment.
A fragmentary note from the Lawrence Kansas Journal hints at a scene on frozen ice with someone standing and throwing kewpie dolls at Eliza. The garbled text suggests a historical humor item or public notice lost to OCR.
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