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Newspaper
Cut Knife Grinder
Location
Cut Knife, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Nov 21, 1917
Page
15
Right Hon. David Lloyd George spoke in London urging economy and warning no terms yet seen to secure lasting peace. He warned an armed truce would prolong warfare and urged resolve as German subs and British losses rise while America aids in the war effort. He blamed enemy drives to sow distrust and urged steadiness to win.
Ex cannibal’s Regret recounts Dr Cecil Wik being elected Bishop of Bunbury in Australia after serving in Melanesia once called the Cannibal Islands. The tale notes a converted cannibal former servant and a London Daily News reference to an incident involving a tin of sheep fat.
OCR fragment notes a wartime setting with references to Austrian officers and a station camp. Mentions Promoe writer June and British involvement amid early war years. Context and specifics are unclear due to garbled text.
Reads as a partial clipping with missing context and names, offering little concrete detail beyond fragmented phrases and scattered references.
An American analyst extols Canada’s potential for wheat, coal, minerals, and other industries, noting rich resources and capital ties with Britain and the United States. The piece argues cheap land and a northern advantage will attract investment, prompting competition with Chicago’s industry centers.
An old advertisement extolls Copenhagen Chewing Tobacco, touting mouth placement for full flavor and satisfaction. It highlights the product’s use of high flavored leaf tobacco and urges consumers to try the pinch for maximum effect.
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