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Newspaper
Cut Knife Grinder
Location
Cut Knife, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Sep 30, 1915
Page
7
A scrambled OCR excerpt shows travelers debating distance to a village and a signpost. The text also references mothers testing a something called Mother Graves' Water, and a group labeled a sextet, with notes about a fox and machine. The passage reads like cut lines from a rural scene with misread words and garbled phrases.
An editorial attacks calls for embargo on U S munitions exports as un American and German influenced. It argues liberty and American values oppose selling arms to Belgium France and nations fighting their battles, labeling the stance anti American and German driven.
Advertisers claim Parmelees Vegetable Pills aid weak stomachs by sustaining the healthy act and relieving distress. They are said to help when other remedies fail and to have effected cures in longstanding ailments where medicines proved unavailing.
The London Times notes the war and empire bind enemies who mock the union in this hour of trial. It argues that unity is essential as all that each holds dear depends on shared sacrifice and closer cooperation now and in the future.
Canadian Pacific Upper Lake steamers depart Fort William at 2 pm and Port Arthur at 3 pm for Port McNicoll connecting with Steamship Xpress to Toronto and Eastern Canada and States. S.S. Alberta Sundays 8.8, Keewatin Fridays 8.8, Manitoba Saturdays 8.8, Assiniboia Tuesdays 8.8, Athabasca Thursdays 8.8. Winnipeg train at 18.05k the day before sailing. Call Canadian Pacific Passenger Agent at Main and Portage for reservations.
Fragmentary text mentions Minard's Liniment claimed to cure burns and a mysterious note about Krupp's Great Safe. It includes an oblique reference to an air cavity and oxygen volume and a final crash scenario, suggesting a hazard or disaster context without clear detail.
An itinerant merchant knocks at a door offering Minard's Liniment for dandruff and asks about old items. The householder refuses and scolds the vendor, who persists with a disjointed, misfiring exchange. The scene reads like a clipped, unsettled encounter from a past column.
A London Daily Chronicle article argues that wartime inflation will persist after the conflict. It predicts permanent wage increases and costlier living, urging trades unions to accept war bonuses only while prices stay high and urging careful resource use.
An old ad claim states local applications fail for catarrh while internal medicines and blood purifiers cure by cleansing mucous surfaces. It promotes two ingredients as a remarkable remedy, urging readers to send for a test and order promptly.
The Dominion considers a vast irrigation project across the drier areas, drawing water from St Marys River and other streams. The plan would transform nearly all arid lands in the southern region into fertile acreage under government oversight. Private notices promote Dr J D Kellogg Asthma Remedy as a proven aid.
The CPR organized a photographic competition praised by the Canadian film and camera sectors. Dealers report unprecedented activity, noting hundreds of amateurs entering and a surge in interest, with Mr. Bennett directing the event. The competition is expected to influence future folder literature and promotional materials.
Fragmentary dialogue shows Cockney Bosman scolding a wagon driver who is loading strap iron. The exchange hints at dispute over road space and authority, with Bosman asking if the driver is a pusher and directing him to yield.
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