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Newspaper
Cut Knife Grinder
Location
Cut Knife, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Jan 31, 1917
Page
6
Western Canada exports a large shipment of potatoes to the United States amid new U S regulations. Potatoes may now enter at any port without inspection if the shipper provides a certificate affirming commercial soundness and limited disease traces, with permits issued to American importers.
J Cheney & Co issues oath asserting partnership status and authority for Ball's Family Fills, distributed through Toledo area druggists in Lucas County Ohio. product details reference Capers Carie tah Bees ef ee Se aa and local druggist distribution network.
Saskatchewan runs two co operative poultry killing and marketing stations at Regina and Saskatoon with 27038 pounds marketed last year from a single plant. Advance payments start at 15 cents per pound for chickens and the remainder is paid on monthly statements. Trial of Parmelees Vegetable Pills advertised as inexpensive for dyspepsia indigestion rheumatism and digestive derangements with potential new customers.
A fragmented excerpt discusses reading as a scholar's idle time use and contrasts it with reading God directly. It notes darkness intervals when lamps guiding steps fail and hints at returning to a source of light, attributed to Emerson.
The Toronto Star argues nationality blends environment and race, noting a Canadian can be formed by upbringing and place. It contrasts Saskatchewan and Ontario Canadians as shaped by surroundings, and asserts English and island heritage influenced exploration and colonization.
Russian officials report a government order for 350 liquid feed locomotives from a Philadelphia works. Weighing seven and a half tons each, they run on 29.5 inch tracks that can be moved easily. The engines are said to operate in trenches and rear areas with a pulling capacity of 25 to 50 tons depending on conditions.
Ontario figure from Welland speaks publicly at Main and Stas Streets addressing local concerns. Statement highlights community issues and calls for action from residents and leaders in the Welland area.
An old advertisement touts Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription and claims Dr. Pierce's Pellets are unequaled and easy to take. It lists ailments such as hot flashes fainting spells hysteria headache and nervousness as conditions the remedy supposedly treats.
Leaders say women workers in the old country face underutilization of a large reserve power. They note more than 800 applicants vied for ten vacancies recently offered to women by a government office.
Saskatoon school children contributed to Belgian relief with a community effort described as a notable wartime aid, reflecting collective support from the region.
A garbled OCR snippet references conquest, Germanys munitions and enslaved people with scattered phrases about New York and propaganda. The text lacks clear events, names, or dates to identify a real incident or source.
Local readers report a unclear yet notable incident involving Mata Simimen and Cares Garget linked to an apparent departure. Details remain sparse in the fragmentary OCR text.
Fragment mentions oil property and whooping cough with a remark on curative quality. Details are unreadable, making specifics or names difficult to determine.
A program titled Reflections presents a mix of pop war dance songs Hawaiian music and a stirring band with xylophone and soprano voices. The event includes talks and broadcasts designed to transmit tor talks into a graph volume for listening audiences.
The excerpt recalls Stefansson praising Vaughn Moody while judging his own verse weak. He notes Gloucester and sheltering storms as measure against which his work would be evaluated. He mentions a failed 1913 invitation to join the current expedition and hints at tragedy and unknown details from those lost on the voyage.
A reader endorses Dr Williams Pink Pills as a cure for rheumatism arguing the disease stems from poisonous blood. The letter describes severe joint swelling and weight loss before using the pills, which allegedly rebuilt blood and eliminated pain. Purchases priced at 50 cents a box, six for $2.50, from The Dr Williams Medicine Co. Brockville Ont.
A fragmentary dialogue shows Diogenes declaring his search for an honest man while an alms house dispute unfolds nearby. The brief scene hints at social critique and a bustling public space.
A wartime prose piece describes bombing as a war science with soldiers using stealth and misdirection. It recounts a night raid where a bomber infiltrates a ruined house and clears a path to strike from the roof. It also references undermining enemy vitality and parasite control products as a separate claim.
A retrospective recounts the British Navy as a lasting force for humanity and freedom. It credits naval prowess with protecting Great Britain and the Empire, and with supporting democratic ideals across the English speaking world.
Fragmentary copy reports a claim that Minard's Liniment cured diphtheria and references a train collision with a passenger train. Text is garbled about an accident and a five hour line clearance but no clear names or locations are readable.
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