Guticura Heals Terrible Itching
Broadclaim advertisement describes salt rheum itching between fingers and hands. Claims skin clears with daily use of Guticura soap and ointment after free sample. states widespread sale.
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Newspaper
Outlook
Location
Outlook, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Apr 04, 1918
Page
2
Sleuth Trails Von Roon Through Station To Newhaven
A detective shadows von Roon from the first class office to a hot soup shop and a street shop where he buys a rug a cat and a handbag He then follows to a restaurant buys sandwiches fruit and brandy and heads to the Newhaven train Three men close in as the hunter closes in on answers debated by fate
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
von Roon
Prsge
Newhaven
Benan Sacha
The Revolver Forces a Hidden Choice for Hilda Tressingham
Hilda flees von Roon after a day of fear and doubt, seeking quiet to clear her thoughts. She fears a grave misjudgment and senses von Roon seeks to exploit a moment to secure control. Her aim remains to protect her family’s fragile peace, using the Ellington affair as a decisive leverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
von Reon
Hilda Tressingham
von Roon
George Elon
Ellington
Hilda Tressingham Seeks a Revolver in London
Hilda, unsettled by afternoon events, walks to the Haymarket and buys a license before returning to a gunsmith to acquire a revolver. She loads it in a private room and pockets the weapon, intent on meeting Mr Barthelemy at his home. The motive remains unclear as the scene ends with her awaiting entry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Jame’s
Hilda
National Gallery
Haymarket
von Poon
Solins Shopesun
North Pole
Asmith's
St. James’ Square
Mr. Barthel
Athelemy
Mrs. Tressingham
Rubber tire waste and demand spark transit costs
A 1916 eye on rubber consumption notes 183000 tons of automobile tires discarded yearly plus vast bicycle tire waste. It argues pneumatic demand runs into thousands of tons, with American tire bills reaching substantial totals as the New York exhibition highlights tire reliance. London, New York, Hamburg, Liverpool, and Daiwern rank among leading ports in global commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warne T Tres
New York
United States
Scientific American
London
Hamburg
Hue London
Mamburg
Liverpool
Daiwern
Eva Linke Recites Evening Prayer Before Meal Alone
Fragmentary anecdote shows Eva Linke instructed to say a ritual before eating. A passerby notes she speaks the familiar words repeatedly, asking why she says it thrice. The scene hints at daily habit in a private setting.
Food rationing urged as war aid in Canada and Europe
The item notes that fourteen million people face strict rations and by March 25 rationing will be universal in the United Kingdom, with Canada pushing food conservation. It urges saving edible meat, raises bee, rabbit, and pigeon farming as profitable substitutions, and mentions fish campaigns and potato use as wartime measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. F. Reating
Meee Tee Iene
Margerine
Uniteddom
Canada Food Board
Sea Board
Europe
Suniel
Rose
Sue Ber
Themeaeon
Dominion Experimental Farm
Ottawa
Nova
Amon St Bo Bordén
Enquirer
Berlin
Spring Butterfat Decrease and Seasonal Recovery
The article explains butterfat in dairy cows drops with many cows freshening in spring but will rise later as lactation progresses. It advises not to panic during the dip and notes the average herd test may fall temporarily before improving.
Where King Albert Lives Sign Finds Curious Attention
Readers puzzle over the signum location and its owner as questions about governance and residence circulate. The fragment hints at political or ceremonial roles without clear context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert
Ihew
End Your Catarrh To-Day With Catarrhozone
Catarrh sufferers can cure colds sore throat and bronchial trouble at home by inhaling Catarrhozone. The medicine is inhaled as vapor to lungs and air passages, killing germs destroying secretions and easing irritation. It is promoted as preventing and curing winter ills and is guaranteed in every case.
Les Monstres at Paris theater thrills with submarine tale
A play described as Les Monstres by Jean Berride and Asin Monjardin unfolds inside a German submarine off the Breton coast. Anne Marie learns her sailor husband fed the German commander key navigational secrets. She resists the captain before a bargain seals her fate as the sub roams the channel and attacks a steamer, ending with explosions and a dramatic periscope smash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mariel
Anne-Marie
Anne
A Royal Welcome and Spanish Wealth Claims
Winston Churchill notes the warm British hospitality for American troops posted in London with clubs and exclusive squares, and the plan for a hotel in St James's to serve American officers. He contrasts war price hostelries with the five shillings a night rate. The piece ends noting Bilbaite claims Spain holds Europe’s wealth due to nearby ore deposits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Snem
England
London
Admiral Lions
Yccidentat
St. James's
Winston Churchill
Scribmer’s
Putnam's Painless Corn and Wart Extractor advertised
An old advertisement claims Putnam's Painless Corn and Wart Extractor lifts corns and soothes warts without pain. It promises quick results and universal satisfaction, sold by druggists nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sands
Putnam's
Country Mothers Club Helps Rural Women Meet Needs
A rural Country Mothers Club formed three years ago to support women in a town ten miles from a nearby center. Members gather on the first Thursday each month with babies, focusing on practical topics such as sanitary homes, school cooperation, child health, and dress, following a simple program and a rule that every member contribute.
The Callous Pacifist and Its Lethal Indifference
A harsh critique of pacifism, arguing a cruel indifference to suffering that cedes power to aggressors. The writer links sentimentality to German brutality, condemning those who oppose arms as ineffective and dangerous to Belgians and others facing invasion.
Frederick the Great and the English challenge
A Prussian anecdote recalls Frederick the Great reviewing his Guards and asking an English ambassador if many Englishmen could defeat them. The ambassador admits he cannot claim many would win but insists many would try.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick the Great
Hall
Mumber
Proved Once More In Southampton Ont Dodd's Pills Cure Rheumatism
In Southampton Ont a local case attests Dodd's Pills ease rheumatism. A young man recovered after taking one box, reporting swollen joints improved and no further rheumatic bother. The article links rheumatism to uric acid and kidney strain, claiming Dodd's Kidney Pills cleanse the kidneys and restore health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southampton
Ont
Dodd
Bob Kinney
Bertha
Bertram
Extravagant Silk Used as Sandbag Covers in Palestine Trench Lines
Fragmentary note reports fine silk with patterned weave used by armies as sandbag coverings for trenches in Palestine, reflecting improvised logistics amid wartime conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palestine
Tender Memories of a Turbulent Moment in Confinement
A rough man shouts at a speaker and a tearful inmate is urged to apologize. The warden notes punishment and contemplates meals in the cell as discipline weighs on the scene.
Demand for Grain and Wheat Growth in Manitoba Discussed
The Manitoba issue centers on boosting grain demand and wheat output with a goal of raising over 400 million bushels in the west. A legislative statement cites a minimum national share and potential gains if the crop expands. Prospects include larger livestock output and broad economic benefit, per the Manitoba Free Press.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitoba
Alada
Hon
Canada
France
Fragmentary War Memoir Fragments Reflect On British and German Roles
A cryptic historical note surveys British and German actions during a conflict, mentioning hesitation, cavalry, and a missed single incident as a character study of wartime conduct. The torn text hints at choices and perceptions shaping history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Fragmentary note from Beverly Uni history page
Fragmented OCR cites a 19th or early 20th century scene with misread terms about a man, a woman, and a saved person, mentioning wrist watches and a tightwad. The legible bits reference New York and a small dialogue fragment with secrecy or shame.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Dred
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NM. U. Tom
Beverly Uni
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