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Newspaper
Cut Knife Grinder
Location
Cut Knife, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Jul 25, 1918
Page
3
A correspondent recalls a brutal night under bombardment and searchlights with shells screaming overhead. The narrative follows fear and futility as planes, guns, and ambulances move through a rain soaked landscape, ending with resigned sleep amidst the chaos.
A Calgary price record notes 250 dollars paid for an Oxford ram in October, the highest ever for Western Canada at the time. The auction details mention varied bids and strong interest from buyers despite market fluctuations.
A government initiative plans to catch sharks not for sport but to reduce a perceived threat. Officials cite use of shark skins for leather but emphasize conservation concerns and regulated harvest.
The fragment mentions professors and McLaren in relation to imperialism but does not provide a clear event, date, or location. The readable bits suggest academic debate or critique surrounding imperialism and a figure named McLaren.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a broad community call to reduce burdens for years with all residents tied to an outcome. No clear names, dates, places, or concrete actions are readable.
Playing She Papa the note lists hall rental costs for seven events. The brief cites prices and dates to reserve space, with contact details for the venue and organizer.
The article extols school training for homes and farms, outlining courses in stock judging seeds testing care of engines carpentry cookery dressmaking milling and related practical work. It notes growing experience and improving school work with strong influence on future agricultural development.
A Baldwin quoted piece in the Atlantic Month argues sound shapes emotions more than sight, noting the blind appear more cheerful than the deaf as sound’s primal role influences daily mood beyond visual input. It discusses sensory impact, memory of cries, and limited recognition by sighted readers.
Eskimos publish their own newspaper the Eskimo in Nome led by Walter C. Shields with approval of Dr. P too United States commissioner of education. The paper claims to be the farthest in the world with distant readers who have just arrived in Nome.
The piece argues that while criticism of a wartime government is easy, unity is essential. It cites Russia as an example where criticism led to anarchy and stresses that honest cooperation is more effective for victory than nagging and fault finding.
Glen Cove correspondent reports Marscha Rosenberg, a jeweller, closed his store after threatening to publish a list of debtors. He advertised that all bills were paid, claiming no resident owed him a cent. He then ran an odd note blaming laundry for any wrongs and noting yesterday all debts were settled.
A Freia Zeitung article quotes Prof von Wrangel, a noted pacifist, advocating immediate peace without indemnity. He argues that lasting European peace requires overcoming Prussian militarism and addressing German political aims as portrayed in the ongoing talks.
Farmers may not realize they are unpatriotic if they fail to sell worn machinery and scrap quantities of iron and steel are needed for guns and other war purposes. The piece notes widespread farms affected and urges participation in the drive.
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