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Newspaper
Cut Knife Grinder
Location
Cut Knife, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
May 21, 1918
Page
2
An 19th or early 20th century remedy promises to prevent hoarseness and aid breathing. The product, Catarrhozone Co of Kingston, is offered in large, medium, and ample sizes priced at $1.00, 50 cents, and lower, with availability through storekeepers and druggists.
Foster, after delivering Carmen’s packet, visits a quiet town with its austere beauty and rows of neat stone houses. A smart servant escorts him to a client’s house where he learns the occupant is Mr. Austin, a business rival he knows only casually from the street exchanges.
At the New Brunswick Farmers and Dairymen's convention Director Grisdale of the Dominion Experimental Farms argued tractors are poorly suited for local farms and urged adopting larger implements instead. He warned the province should focus on equipment better adapted to New Brunswick conditions.
A short item records occasional cures and potential stomach upset. It mentions a 25 cent format and references Hamilton’s from the he a biliods complain day.
Average and best in the line of Canada is there. The text appears fragmentary with unclear context and entities, making a precise summary difficult.
Immigrants from Illinois traveling via Alberta and Saskatchewan report record land prospects in Canada. Traders bring in thirteen carloads of tractors worth under 1400 dollars each in the week of March as land demand surges and prospects brighten for the country’s westward settlement.
Fragmentary lines mention two Kansas farmers meeting at a seat and discussing a sack then a headie Se phrase. The garbled OCR hints at dialogue but provides no clear events, names, dates, or locations beyond Louisville Courier Journal attribution.
Fragmentary OCR describes Jhamy BMe as a prize fighter with mention of a Sunday school teacher and a father’s motto. The readable text hints at a personal tribute and possible biographical notes but lacks clear dates or full context.
Fragmentary Washington Street transcript mentions quotes about aviation and Europe desires, with garbled names and phrases. Readable elements include references to a boy avoiding aviation and a girl not mentioning Europe, amid inconsistent capitalization and punctuation.
Ad touts long days and no furloughs, urging steady work this summer. It extols a Gillette Safety Razor for a clean five minute shave and praises its simple mechanical perfection compared with other razors.
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