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Newspaper
Cut Knife Grinder
Location
Cut Knife, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Nov 28, 1917
Page
15
In a gloomy note the Wheat market is criticized for price fixing by millers and traders. The text laments deliberate artificial pricing harming growers and food costs, urging fair prices to support wheat production and flour availability.
Strong demand noted for Pink Pass 2c fetucity with eight makers pressed for condition, described as waste of time amid ongoing efforts.
The piece notes Albert Ballin of the Hamburg America Line fell from grace as Germany’s war effort consumes his life’s work. It laments the destruction of a once great merchant’s vision and leadership, now reduced to idle ruin amid the Kaiser's war.
Readers condemn the Kaiser and his rulers as a failing autocratic path. Critics lament dismissal of Bismarck and call for strong leadership amid looming war and disaster. Holloway's Corn Cure is briefly recommended for corn issues.
An advertisement extols Parmelee's veg Pills as the best liver remedy. It claims the pills prevent disarray of liver function and cites exposure, poor diet, and excess drink as causes, urging readers to rely on the product.
The fragment shows a morbid wartime tone with a plea to look about and remarry. A doctor counsels the speaker to seek a new marriage after hardship. The text is incomplete but implies guidance and social pressure in a period context.
A sharply critical commentary questions Germany’s foreign office for alleged lies before an Argentine ultimatum and scrutinizes Sweden’s alienation, calling out officials and their actions with a harsh, accusatory tone.
A fragment notes that submarines and ships with their crews have achieved a notable act, with a navy call for recognition and support from Army and Navy authorities.
Sore corns and calluses can be lifted with Freezone drops. A small bottle is sold cheaply at local druggists and claimed to remove soreness without irritation.
Fragmentary text reflects a longing for a victorious peace after the war. The speaker emphasizes the Allies' strength and the desire to end the conflict with a lasting settlement.
Admiral Scheer, chief of the German fleet, stated a major sea battle with the British would be possible in the near future. The exchange follows over fifteen months since a prior trial of strength near New York.
Fragmentary historical text mentions Liniment Co Limited and a vessel, with unclear references to Somer and Kamow Andre. The readable portion implies shipping or port activity and a named individual, but details are damaged and incomplete.
Incomplete OCR text hints at a rural gathering or celebration, mentioning sheep and a daughter, with unclear names and details. The readable fragments suggest a local event or social occurrence without verifiable specifics.
Fragmentary text discusses a setback and implied defeat. It mentions affordability and a difficult path, with unclear references to a route or plan. Anomalous words suggest mis-typed phrases and garbled names, offering no clear event or entities.
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