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Newspaper
Cut Knife Grinder
Location
Cut Knife, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Jul 29, 1915
Page
3
The Vancouver World argues that after the war women who contributed at home and in industry should gain a role in government. It predicts an awakening to women earning trust and rights in national leadership as men return from conflict.
Fragment from a Minard’s Liniment note mentions a child’s remark about not attending school. The quoted exchange shows a mother and child discussing attendance and concern over classmates being far ahead, with the child choosing to stay home to let others catch up.
A fragmentary letter from a brother recalls a curious incident where a bullet passed through a hat without touching the wearer, calling it a surprising blessing and a vivid memory. The text mentions Auntie and a sense of awe at the event.
A wax record method preserves telephone talks for reference and interviews. Edison notes the device would aid reporters and interviewees and be valuable in court cases where telephone messages have rarely served as evidence. Minard's Liniment cures diphtheria.
A Canadian observer from Shorncliffe recalls gas horrors at Ypres and the inspiring march of Kitchener’s troops to France. He laments gas’s terror and urges more Canadian volunteers to crush the Hun menace. The piece mentions asthma relief ads and a review of royal wartime tenure from George I to Victoria.
The text fragment discusses censorship by a general named Joffre removing temptations for both French and British troops in the trenches. It notes efforts to sell drink to soldiers and mentions offenses related to drinking or disobeying orders amid war conditions.
A fragmented report notes a person named Pacvene-John and a Mrs Rawler present, with unclear details about an incident or injury described as a bad born and a bed wreck.
A partial OCR passage mentions Giparine rising to the J price around $17,000 and references mothers and Exterminator effects. The readable content is fragmentary with unclear context and lacks concrete event details.
The text discusses reducing labor through farming practices, balancing hours worked, and making operations more efficient. It asks about cutting costs, raising cattle or horse care efficiency, and whether cheaper feed can lower overall expenses.
Summer season brings risk of cholera infantum dysentery and bowel distress. Quick action with tablets offered by the Medicine Co at 25 cents a box to aid cure during hot weather.
Sir Edward Glover displays a serious demeanor yet sharp wit in defending the Ulster group during the new Coalition cabinet debates. His retorts target the opposition as the case of difference unfolds amid parliamentary maneuvering.
The Saskatoon Star notes Western Canada records a string of prizes at San Francisco and Panama Pacific events. Delegates at the farming congress stress seed quality and land preparation as key to improved yields, hoping to inspire growers across the west to higher effort.
Fragmentary OCR text notes a claim about deafness, mentioning no cure and a case implying a medical or legal outcome. Readable names or places are not evident in the fragment.
A letter from Canada shows a company in the Canadian contingent captured a trench and found eight reservoirs of poisonous gas with dated respirators from 1911. The find suggests gas attack plans were not new to the German army, aligning with earlier warnings.
A garbled tale from local workers recounts the royal party visiting a drawing office. An office boy misidentifies himself as a draughtsman, prompting a light exchange as the king’s party looks on. The report mixes slang and unclear phrases about Minard’s Liniment and cows.
Mr H L Proper of Wanrena Alberta reports the first free wheat shipment from Peace River to Winnipeg market. He describes crossing the 700 foot gorge on the Peace River and the seven day trip from Vantage to Peace River Landing. Wheat expected to fetch about 0 cents per bushel after expenses.
Small portable bottles sell for a small sum. The Welectric Oil claims concentrated power far exceeding ordinary unguents. Its low price and versatile uses make it indispensable. combatting a range of ailments with broad appeal.
The piece notes that Switzerland, with 22 cantons divided among German French and Italian tongues and Protestant Catholic split, remains solidly united. German Swiss in Schaffhausen and French Swiss in Geneva do not align with Germany or France, and Ticino with Italy, despite surrounding borders.
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