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Newspaper
Cut Knife Grinder
Location
Cut Knife, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Nov 21, 1917
Page
7
In London the British premier urged economy and a cautious path to peace, noting no terms toward enduring peace are in sight amid Allied and German pressures. He warned against arming truces and blamed enemies for sowing distrust while citing submarine losses and wartime material strains.
The item recounts Dr Cecil Wik's rise as Doctorine of Bunbury and his former See of Melanesia once known as the Cannibal Islands. It notes a native servant converted from cannibalism and a humorous episode where a tin of sheep fat was raided for luncheon, reflecting his past days.
The readable fragments reference lighting, an Austrian station camp at an aircraft facility, and Promoe writer June and British involvement. The text is incomplete but suggests early war planning in the first years of the conflict. specifics remain unclear due to damaged OCR.
The readable text remains fragmentary with unclear subjects and missing context. no coherent event or identifiable names to summarize into a factual item.
A Canadian growth outlook highlights vast resources and rail steamship links. It notes Canada’s mineral wealth and wheat belt, with capital from London and Chicago investors aiding development. The piece discusses cross-border competition and a southern shift of industries toward cheaper northern lands, urging US readers to consider Canada’s opportunities.
An old advertisement promotes Copenhagen chewing tobacco with directions to place it between the lip and gum. It touts premium leaf quality and strong flavor as the key to satisfaction.
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