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Newspaper
Cut Knife Grinder
Location
Cut Knife, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Nov 21, 1917
Page
14
The Hamilton Spectator quotes views on wheat supply and Australian tonnage shortages, noting potential shifts to imports. It also discusses Dr Kellon's asthma remedy, praising steady relief and durable reputation over sensational promotion.
Fragmented text describes a vast military establishment under an irresponsible government planning to dominate the world. It condemns covert actions that violate treaty obligations and principles of international action, depicting a sudden, fierce blow that swept a continent and shed blood of soldiers and innocents alike.
The Halifax Chronicle cites two striking wartime figures from 1917 showing Britain capturing four times as many guns as Germany took from them during the entire conflict. The piece contrasts both sides' narrative and emphasizes diverging accounts of the war's progress.
An old medical notice touts Dr Williams Pink Pills as the simplest home remedy to restore blood, improve appetite and nerves, and sustain a rich red blood supply. The brochure notes the pills cost 2.50 and are sold by The Dr Williams Movie Co. in Brockville Ontario.
A film presented for Canadian audiences portrays returning soldiers and the idea that cinema may counter wartime gloom. It notes arrangements by the army YMCA to show the picture and references Minard's Liniment advertised as a cure for cattle ailments.
A jumbled text fragment references categories and reinforcements as well as nerves and pains. It suggests a misfiled or unclear medical or administrative note with uncertain subject matter and incomplete phrases.
A fragmented report notes a man from Bugs Ridgetown proposes a ten year cure using flax seeds in buns and potatoes. He claims ongoing use gains success and a remedy can be obtained at any druggist’s.
Fragmentary text references a minister and preparation time for Saskatshe Por. Details are incomplete but indicate ongoing planning or briefing by government figures.
Distemper cure attributed to Minard’s Lintiiint draws claim of effectiveness amid lively local chatter. A mystified public debates its merit and possible remedies.
Fragmentary text argues the German military autocracy cannot propose terms for peace acceptable to the entente without risking abdication. It warns that any view from the non German world must see the government as responsible for catastrophe and its own destruction.
A testimonial letter from W A Sutchinson extols Minard's Emulsion or Liniment for curing severe rheumatic pain and stiffness. The writer notes personal benefit after use and endorses the product to others.
Fragmentary OCR text references a government declaration and a May timeline but contains many garbled terms making precise reporting impossible. The readable elements include mentions of a government group and a possible deadline in May, with no clear names or places.
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