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Newspaper
Cut Knife Grinder
Location
Cut Knife, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Jan 03, 1917
Page
7
The Duke of Connaught recalls the Boy Scouts and signals approval by endorsing their work in Canada. Awards may be issued in contests to promote Scouting, with terms and conditions to be announced soon. His strong support is welcomed by Scouts and friends nationwide.
A wartime report cites Romanian inability to resist Austro German forces in Transylvania due to scarce artillery and barbed wire. It criticizes reliance on traditional Russian trench methods and notes leadership misalignment with modern warfare demands.
An old advertisement touts Sloan's liniment as a cleaner, quicker remedy for rheumatism neck pain backache sprains strains and bruises. It claims easier use than puzzles and ointments and suggests it helps the whole family with minor ailments.
An Agriculture Department estimate shows the United States orange crop increasing by 268 boxes this year. The report places the total at about 17,500,000 boxes, surpassing last year, with a notable rise in production across key growing regions.
Fragmentary reflections discuss medical science in war, praising surgeons and Red Cross service. The text notes sacrifices of soldiers and mothers, and hints at advances in military medicine and humane care amid conflict.
A fragmented report describes Walter Spear and an unnamed caretaker in a puzzling incident at a Tyee hotel. The details are incomplete but place the characters in a negligent or misleading scenario.
The readable lines suggest a longing for aid and support, mentioning Kellogg and a general call to persist in seeking relief. The text remains unclear but implies an appeal for help and continuous effort despite repeated failures.
A new ary in New York City launches a campaign to seek aid for war animals. The effort aims to raise funds and support for dumb animals affected by the conflict and calls on the public to contribute.
Article argues concrete roads use cheaper material and lower upkeep than stone roads. It estimates a 17 foot wide concrete road inches thick could cost only about 2000 more per mile than a stone road, with upkeep savings of at least 1200 in five years and 7000 to 8000 over ten years.
An article notes Minard’s Liniment claimed to cure diphtheria and reports on German mercantile aims. It cites a writer describing vast labor forces in Whalinghaven and Ban te, totaling tens of thousands, working four hours daily to build ships or assets for a global trade push.
A young man urges concentration on modern catchwords while an elder urges focus on the right object. She argues the mass of unsuccessful people fail not from lack of focus but from targeting the wrong goal, making her point with measured emphasis.
A vintage health blurb claims eye strength can improve by fifty percent in a week for many. It touts a “Deple rele” bottle to mix in water and suggests regular use at home. The ad, from The Walmasee Co of Terento, offers mail order through druggists.
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