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Newspaper
Cut Knife Grinder
Location
Cut Knife, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Jan 27, 1916
Page
5
Report notes that puppies fed milk showed markedly higher work output than others. After feeding, they were less exhausted and more playful, regardless of the drug given earlier, with benefits appearing from that time forward. The passage highlights the milk treatment as linked to superior results across the tested animals.
The passage describes Heligoland as a flat red clay island with rotten rock margins and high cliffs on the east, used for Zeppelin sheds from a 500 foot ground, and notes British dreadnoughts could reach it quickly. It mentions 200 foot pinnacle and 1800 miles from Heligoland for a Bandya Island reference, with German occupation and cultural claims worldwide.
A historic editorials argues that radicals harm the moral fiber of the nation and urges inclusion of compulsory military training in curricula as a remedy. It notes President Roosevelt condemns crooked politicians and businessmen for harming Americans, though not as severely as radical influences.
Socialists march to demand peace as government votes on war, denouncing perceived wastage of victory and calling for an end to hostilities. City officials face demonstrations urging restraint and diplomacy.
Fragment from a rural vignette praising the persistent hen that keeps laying despite farm chaos. The speaker notes the farmer, hired help, wife, and other animals as distractions but the hen maintains her duty and earns respect.
Canada reports shell production valued at twenty million in earthen terms as war orders from Great Britain continue to rise. The figure highlights Canadian industrial effort for Allied supply.
Helen Durham of Bountiful Utah tables in 1914 as part of a national board for science program encouraging girls in choir poultry raising and dairying. Prizes are awarded and records kept in Washington to show how millions can be saved and rural life improved.
The article discusses optimal wet soil plowing conditions, noting soil should be just moist to break smoothly, not slick or too dry. It warns that prolonged rain harms plowable soil and hot winds create clogs, stressing immediate harrowing after plowing to prevent clods and that late fall fields thaws will break up clods naturally.
John Young of Shiney Manitoba discusses benefits of raising sheep. He reports selling fifty lambs for 6.60 per head and earning 144 dollars, with wool averaging 2.00 per head. The account highlights favorable market results for sheep farming.
Stefansson’s work in the North is limited westward by a narrow channel. He hopes to reach new lands beyond this waterway and extend Canada’s northern possessions.
The article discusses German aversion to bayonet assaults and the shift in tactics noted by Cok Clerget. It covers developments in allied and Austrian weaponry, including a double explosive Austrian shrapnel shell designed to trigger after a burst of bullets, with claimed effects described by the writer.
Letters from London express cheer over Canadian made garments for Treepe communities. Readers note warmth and practicality in the improvised wardrobe items, praising craft and support for field outfits during difficult times.
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