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Newspaper
Cut Knife Grinder
Location
Cut Knife, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
May 27, 1915
Page
3
The article argues for model farms run by the state to train men and aid agriculture. It suggests using prisoner labor for coaching and farming, noting political waste in government purchasing and praising the potential productivity and regional influence of model farms to improve national prosperity.
A Spring health pitch warns against purgatives and promotes Dr Williams Pink Pills as a safe quick fix. It claims the medicine builds new blood, improves skin, appetite, and energy, and cites a testimonial from Mrs. S. EB Stephens of Ponoka Alberta. It notes availability from all druggists and mail order pricing.
Fragmentary text discusses crop growth and selling, mentioning attention to meet a town and a worm terminator product. No clear events, persons, dates, or organizations are identifiable from the readable pieces.
The article notes how trawlers protect fleets by forming a cordon against submarines near Belgian coasts and in other theaters. It describes weapons on trawlers and their role in increasing fire and neutralizing subs through nets, with mines and quick fire arms aiding coastal defense. Also included are unrelated anecdotes about a West Virginia county clerk and a playful child dialogue.
A cautious physician chose dietary therapy over medicines for a despairing patient, showing courage and belief in treating conditions as they are. The article recalls a case from years ago when severe gastritis resisted usual treatments.
The Winnipeg Telegram notes a surge in homestead filings as young men seek new fortunes beyond the city. Settlers anticipate good wheat prices and expanding lands in the northwest, with many leaving urban life for cultivation opportunities. Miller's Worm Powders are advertised as a remedy for worms and digestive issues in children.
A tale notes John’s mischief at school where he was often sent to the corner. After a schoolhouse burned and a new one began, his father the county superintendent asked if he could attend the rebuilt school, reflecting on the boy’s behavior.
Fragmentary OCR describes a claim of a constitutional disease and rational treatment. It mentions internal action on blood and mucous surfaces and a promise of cure by proprietors offering a hundred dollars for a test sample.
War reshapes farming interest as towns see land questions beyond attacks on nobility. The piece notes a surge in homegrown food importance and calls for better understanding of wartime changes. It also references Canada’s rural school fairs expanding agricultural education, with 148 fairs held in Ontario by 1914.
Fragmentary notes question the effectiveness of De J. D. Kelloge’s asthma remedy. The text suggests skepticism about relief and cautions readers about hopeful expectations, reflecting uncertain claims surrounding the treatment.
Two managers debate a lead woman on the crew. One asks if the accused member fell ill. The other replies she did not, but she did not take the setback well.
A clipped exchange hints at a domestic split as a character contemplates leaving while a baseball game reaches a pivotal ninth inning. The fragment suggests tension between home life and a critical onfield moment.
Cape Wolfe Canada report tells of a woman in a terrible state who improved after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She describes months of suffering from female troubles and credits the remedy with restoring health and vitality.
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