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Newspaper
Cut Knife Grinder
Location
Cut Knife, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Jan 31, 1917
Page
3
Western Canada ships a large potato volume to the United States under new rules. The U S now allows entry at any port without inspection if a shipper signs a certificate asserting commercial soundness and limited diseased tubers. Permits will be issued to American importers to accept such consignments without inspection.
An oath is made by Cheney of Ohio Toledo Lucas County or Prank J Cheney claiming partnership in a firm and advertising Ball's Family Fills for sale by all druggists as a general patent remedy.
Saskatchewan operates two poultry killing and marketing co operatives at Regina and Saskatoon. Last year 27038 pounds were marketed, with advance payments of 15 cents per pound for chickens and the balance due on monthly statements. Trial of Parmelee Vegetable Pills offered for indigestion and rheumatic symptoms, claimed inexpensive with potential health benefits and repeat customers.
A fragmented quotation asserts that reading should be direct communion with God rather than transcripts of others. It notes intervals of darkness require lamps we previously lit to guide us toward the east again where the air is. Emerson,
The Toronto Star argues that birth and race matter less than environment in forming character. It notes that Canadians from Saskatchewan differ in outlook from Ontario natives and that nationality blends environment with race as people adapt to new surroundings.
Russia orders 350 liquid-feed locomotives from a Philadelphia works. Each seven and a half ton unit runs on tracks about 29.5 inches wide that can be moved easily. Engines pull 25 to 50 tons depending on conditions and may operate in trenches or rear areas.
Well known Ontario woman speaks at event in Welland with remarks cited from the location at Main and Stas Streets. Further details are unclear from the fragmented text.
A historical ad touts Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription and pellets as unequaled and easy to take, appealing to those with hot flashes nervousness headaches and related complaints. The copy emphasizes small size and sugar coating as advantages while positioning the product against contemporary remedies.
Leaders of the movement say there is a huge reserve power among women workers in the old country but a distinct lack of organization. They note over 800 applicants vied for ten vacancies recently offered by a War Office body.
Saskatchewan school children participate in a wartime aid drive collecting subscriptions and donations for Belgium. The effort shows broad community support as students contribute through classroom activities and local campaigns.
Fragmented text discusses occupier actions and mentions Germany munition factors and enslaved objects. It references a conqueror force and implies wartime oppression with scattered phrases about New York and commerce. The readable content is incomplete with many garbled words.
The fragmentary text shows names and phrases that resemble a local caption or notice but lacks clear event details. It reads like a garbled item list or headline fragment with no verifiable actions or entities to summarize fully.
The readable text references oil property and a cough remedy with a mention of a bottle. Details are fragmented and unclear about event, date, or source organization.
Fragmented OCR note describes an Air A sights program with reflections popwar dance musical items and a Hawaiian band. Mentions stirring band and xylophone Labora Forest High Pio soprano with talks and transmissions. Text is garbled and lacks clear event details.
The excerpted letter recounts Stefansson’s praise for Vaughn Moody and his own fear that poetry standards may limit his work. He notes a Gloucester voyage and shelter during storms, regrets, and a 1913 rejected invitation to join an expedition. He speaks of tragedy from his expedition and unresolved true facts of those who died.
An ad style testimonial promotes Dr Williams Pink Pills as a cure for rheumatism arguing the disease stems from poisonous blood. It claims pills restore blood quality, ease joint pain, and restore mobility, with a customer recounting improvement from long illness to walking unaided. Pills priced 50c a box or 2.50 for six, from The Dr Williams Medicine Co. Brockville Ont.
Fragmentary dialogue shows Diogenes declaring his pursuit of an honest man while an alms house dispute erupts nearby. The exchange hints at a theatrical or satirical scene.
A wartime piece extols bombing as a science of warfare with a bomber's stealthy approach and daring ruse that dislodges German positions. It also warns of worm parasites undercutting children’s vitality and promotes Mother Graves' Wort Exterminator as a remedy.
A compact account praises the British Navy as a centuries old premier force protecting Great Britain and the English speaking world from aggression. It frames naval strength as key to liberty and empire and notes U S efforts in shaping continental protection against aggression.
Fragmentary OCR note describes a train incident with a passenger line blockage and an unresolved question about clearance time. The text mentions diphtheria cures and a misunderstanding of the accident sequence, with unclear references to timing and railway response.
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