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Newspaper
Cut Knife Grinder
Location
Cut Knife, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Sep 05, 1918
Page
2
A Philadelphia reader laments German U boats preying on ships with female passengers. The note recounts decoy schooners with masked guns and crews in skirts, where women flee in fear as submarines attack then retreat, questioning whether such tactics are fair or shameful.
A fragmented Cincinnati Enquirer excerpt notes social reflections on marriage and gender with the line about women crying and married life. The cachet hints at public remarks by a speaker named Ma Felt Willie-Pew and a warning to a young man.
French tanks enter service with compact two man crew. One steers while the other operates the machine. They match speed of heavier tanks, climb slopes, pivot quickly, and present smaller targets to enemy artillery.
An article promotes Dr Williams Pink Pills as a remedy for loss of appetite and fatigue in heat. It asserts digestive inefficiency causes thin watery blood and suggests starting treatment immediately. Pills available from medicine dealers or by mail at six boxes for a price.
British forces entered Bagdad on March 11 last year and have since rebuilt a bustling city. The main street is paved and lit, thousands of workers flow through, defense and fire services are organized, and a school for native teachers has opened as life normalizes after years of conflict.
An 19th century style notice touts Mother Graves Worm water as a remedy to protect children from worms. The ad claims failure to treat leads to cost, distress and possible death, urging caregivers to use the product.
A European inventor proposes making a paper horseshoe using turpentine, Spanish white shellac, and linseed oil treated with lithar. The idea, presented as a novel protective device, sparks discussion on practicality and safety.
Fragmented OCR text outlines French capture of bombers and victories. Mentions Lieutenant Madon with thirty victories, Buckler related names, and German Fok aircraft including a new model. Text is garbled but indicates air combat success and numerous aces.
A garbled excerpt mentions feeling dull after meals and references the liver blood and health, with unclear phrases about a system and a doctor. The text is not coherent enough to determine a clear event or attribution.
Caucasia pageant described at the foot of Caucasus peaks along the River Kf above the Black Sea. Tiflis serves as a commercial center exporting silk and other goods amid German occupation.
A bridesmaid recalls a troubling remark heard at a wedding in church. A friend says she was present and witnessed the moment, hinting at an uncomfortable or scandalous past event.
The text notes early ideas about submarines dating to the 16th century with a vessel concept by a 1578 author. It mentions a boat designed to alter size via leather bellows to manage water displacement and suggests subsequent authors built on the expandable vessel concept.
When undigested food lies in the stomach it causes gas pains and belching. Restoring stomach action is key. Parmelee's Vegetable Pills will do this with simple directions and a systematic course to effect a cure.
The piece describes Karakul lamb skins from Bokhara known as Karakul fur and called curlicue fur in America. It notes about 1,500,000 lambskins arrive in the United States, each worth five to ten dollars, and that Karakul lambs are killed within three days of birth.
The damaged text notes vessels salvage under debate with German naval architects. It states attempts to lift own warships using improvised methods without proper regulatory authority. The passage hints at balancing water and regaining equilibrium before war considerations.
A historic ad proclaims Dr J K Asthma Remedy relieves severe asthma for men and others, urging sufferers to try the treatment without delay. The copy targets anxious readers, claiming measurable relief from the ailment.
Capt. Louis Keene recalls swallows and butterflies during bombardment as lines and trenches stretch across No Man's Land. The piece blends field observations with wartime mood, noting birds fluttering and distant artillery reach.
A fragment from an 1894 Canadian notice shows Dr. Jos. Aug. Strots sending regards to Minard's Liniment Co. Limited from St Isidore Quebec dated August 18 1894 with a testimonial style closing.
A fragment from a Cleveland Plain Dealer item shows a shopper and a farmer discussing egg quality. The dialogue references small eggs, freshness, and the farmer’s harvest habits, highlighting concerns over youth and impropriety in rural commerce.
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