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Newspaper
Cut Knife Grinder
Location
Cut Knife, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Jun 20, 1918
Page
2
A fragment notes Chemn ey self-extinguishing in the X section. The terse line hints at a safety or municipal reference without broader context. Further readable details are unavailable in the remaining text.
Lord Rhondda urges renewed unity as a first freshness returns in a black autumn of 1914. He notes wartime weariness eases and the nation regains resolve amid German pressure, contrasting quick breakthroughs with slow, uncertain months ahead.
The United States Department of Agriculture launches a nationwide effort to promote cottage cheese as a palatable substitute for meat. Made from skim milk, it provides similar food value at a lower cost and will be distributed to every state with allied food agencies assisting.
A Quebec mother praises Dodd's Kidney Pills for curing her two daughters of bedwetting and improving sleep. The piece touts hereditary kidney disease uncertainties but emphasizes the remedy's long history of use and claimed benefits for kidney function in children.
A fragmentary line asserts fealty and disloyalty in a context mentioning bayonets, with no solid event, dates, places, or named organizations. The readable text centers on a rhetoric of loyalty and weaponry without concrete details.
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The Cleveland Plaindealer notes a tendency to call American soldiers overseas Yanks rather than Sammies, calling it a relief in coverage and public usage.
An old market note describes Dr. Thomas' Electric Oil once launched over thirty years ago to meet station needs and gain wide acclaim. The piece claims the product became highly valued across the hemisphere with no equal, though its early flourish faded as knowledge spread.
Farmers boost wool sales through cooperative methods as provincial governments in Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta shift handling to grower associations. A Dominion meeting in Toronto last February organized a national wool growers association and signaled broader adoption this season.
A fragment from the Baltimore American references a hoax or misquote about alleged Hun actions with a cryptic phrase Etne cannifjats. The readable text is garbled and lacks clear event details or names to confirm a real incident.
A mother's struggle with fatigue headaches and poor blood is relieved after trying a pink medicine. She describes initial hopelessness and doctor changes before finding strength and full recovery through the product. Her sister and a pharmacist named Williams influence her to try the remedy.
A fragmentary exchange compares submarines to beasts and rams in a Civil War context. The dialogue references ancestral ties and a motherly or maternal figure described as the ewe of a boy. The passage blends metaphor with historical warfare imagery.
An old advertisement promotes shoe care to extend leather life. It touts a "2 in 1" polish guaranteed not to injure the finest leather and urges public adoption of the message from The F. F. Dalsley Corporations, Limited.
A Cincinnati authority states corns can be lifted out with fingers after applying a few drops of Freezone, a cheap bottle available at drug stores. The product dries instantly, causes no irritation, and promises painless relief from any corn or callus. If a store lacks Freezone, consult a pharmacist.
An old advertisement notes Minardo's Liniment as the top remedy used by locals in Pleasant Bay with Harlin Fulton listed as a contact or endorser. The fragment hints at a local sales pitch or catalog mention.
A group of leading Saskatchewan farmers, famed for world honors at farming shows, plan a cooperative selling agency to distribute registered grain varieties. The head office likely in Regina or Saskatoon under Canadian Seed Growers. Wheeler, a noted wheat grower, is a key leader in the scheme.
The commission of conservation in Ottawa releases Farmers Only A Handbook for Farmers. The booklet covers farm garden care and practical horticulture for genuine bonafide readers seeking guidance.
A churchyard scene unfolds with a passerby noting the dew and sunlit morning while a hermit recalls three wives buried there. Miller’s Worm Powders promise to cure worm infestations by digesting parasites and aiding bowel elimination for healthier children.
A brief note references the age of the world as a long-standing topic tied to habitation, with mention of Royal Canadian Toronto in connection to recent discourse.
Citizens face a new order in council mandating work or showing cause for idleness. The sweeping measure revokes previous age limits and requires all residents to engage in employment or justify inactivity under the law.
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