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Newspaper
Cut Knife Grinder
Location
Cut Knife, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Jun 03, 1915
Page
3
Seed handling notes describe grading and cleaning practices for crops including wheat and buckwheat. Discussions cover perforated screens, sieve sizes, and wind aid for removing weed seeds, with guidance on alternative screen fabrication if supplier options are unavailable.
An advertisement touts a “100 REWARD” for a nostrum advertised as a cure for catarrh and other ailments, promising internal action on blood and mucous surfaces. It mentions CHENEY & CO pills and cites a fond faith in cure claims. The text also notes a steamship line, the Woermann group, shifting to a limited liability company and the American firm acquiring a controlling interest.
A famine emergency in Sgecocun province China forces masses to eat herbs roots and dirt. President Yuan orders 100000 for famine sufferers while others seek escape from starvation as next harvest looms and relief measures unfold. A Scottish MP-backed tale recounts a trawler incident and submarine ram with sensational detail.
In a fragmentary account readers see a discussion of feared paralysis linked to tea and coffee usage. The text notes a poison in certain beverages and describes varied nervous symptoms including headaches, dizziness, palpitations, and episodes of faintness among tea drinkers and others influenced by the toxic tea culture.
The meeting featured talks by Judge Charles Corn and Geesty on livestock and crop strategies. Mrs. Tony Acker urged sheep farming in the reservation area highlighting dual wool and mutton profits. Speakers included Robert Maken, Gilés Tapitela, and Frank Corn on alfalfa and corn raising.
Mrs Chas. Cross of White Waterford NS writes that Baby's Own Tablets helped her sickly baby girl become strong and happy. She asserts the tablets are safe for nursing mothers and new babies, praising their effects and recommending them widely.
The text discusses farm labor and home conditions, urging sanitary and drudgery comforts for households with farms. It highlights the need to care for wives and children and mentions various remedies and inventions, including a fireproof fabric method and cautions about ineffective pills while praising Parmelee remedies.
Fragmentary passage notes a shift from a harsh life to a brighter phase of civilization. The text references Bismarck and a New York Evening Sun fragment, mentioning an edifice and blood without clear events or dates. The readable lines imply historical reform themes rather than a specific incident.
Amid garbled lines a civic exchange emerges with references to Minard Woether and Philadelphia Telegraph. Mrs De Style questions ballot neglect while voices hint at a personal prerogative amid a tense public debate.
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