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Newspaper
Cut Knife Grinder
Location
Cut Knife, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Oct 14, 1915
Page
7
The report warns of Uruguayan hides routed to the United States for transshipment to Canada via German firms, effectively aiding the enemy. It notes possible enemy-sourced goods entering through Orme and cautions Canadians. Also mentions asthma remedies and medical claims amid unclear wartime guidance.
An old man asserts his view that circumstantial evidence is the key in the case. He explains his understanding in a dialectal line, suggesting the nature of evidence and inference.
A fragment reports two women spared from surgery after consulting risky remedies like Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and generic home remedies. It notes advice given and warnings about ineffective cures, reflecting health scare era caution.
An incomplete account describes Tractar faniam's first introduction in Scotland at an Epis copal church service. The Dean relates a noble wedding in the neighborhood, with a house mistress praising the music as very bonny while a servant recalls what she heard of the service.
A testimonial from Calgary Alberta about rheumatism arguing blood nourishment cures the disease. It says external salves only provide temporary relief, and the ailment worsens without treating the blood. The piece cites Mrs Pord and Mr Frank as cases of severe crippling.
The article notes that Crepe 1 business depends heavily on harvest and reflects broader western trade growth. It highlights that despite ongoing development, yearly profits hinge on agricultural cycles and seasonal conditions shaping commercial activity across the region.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions brand content and traveller terms with unclear context. Readable terms include references to bottles and a possible brand context but no coherent event or outcome. No names or dates are identifiable.
Fragmentary text contrasts Brecht and Heine with a harsh critique of Prussia. It mentions pedantic hypocrisy and disdain for Prussia, noting a tension between modern sensibilities and old national myth. Dialogue hints at a personal remark about marriage.
British Columbia and Yukon report 21 181 volunteers with 17 370 enlisting for overseas service. 12 000 troops have already left to the front or in training amid large district mobilization. The article notes high enlistment and unit strength across fronts.
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