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Newspaper
Outlook
Location
Outlook, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Apr 07, 1916
Page
3
The article discusses vast insect breeding hypotheticals and the limits of swatting flies. It compares Holland’s geography, noting canals, dikes, and flood-prone land. It cites veterinary figures from France on horses treated and outcomes through July 1915.
Fragmentary text mentions an arbor and a dead, quiet scene. Key names or dates are not readable. The fragment hints at a local place and a cleanup or attention event but lacks complete facts for a full summary.
Selling agents wanted in Canada to sell Sterling Clothes under guaranteed measure. Write for particulars. Sterling Tailoring Co. 535 College Street.
Foreman rushes to the boss with news that one of their new houses fell at night. He blames workers for removing scaffolding before wallpapering. In Kansas the scene shifts to cream separators and a figure of $912 mentioned amid the chatter.
A British government plan builds a wheat reserve to stabilize prices and guard against shipping disruptions. The reserve, mostly from Canada and Argentina with some River Plate stock, is aimed at 5 to 6 million quarters and will be stored in public warehouses with a June trigger to prevent hoarding or price spikes.
An actor boasts about a summer home by the sea. A friend questions the expense and jokes about stage money in a terse, humorous exchange.
Mrs. F. J. Garis ofStewar, Waley Saskatchewan reports dramatic relief from backache after four doses of Dodd's Kidney Pills. She now handles household duties and cares for her baby, praising the pill’s effects. The piece touts kidneys as the source of women’s ailments and endorsements from Canadian users.
A four year old girl known as Hetle is cared for by the Helfordshire regiment after being found in a French ditch during trench warfare. Soldiers saved her, shared rations, and she became a symbol of humanity. Philip Imprey, the finding soldier, later died. the child was eventually returned to safety with her captors’ offers of kindness remembered.
More than 106 applications have been received from various points for new elevators. Only about 30 will be built due to material and labor limits. The company handled 3,000,000 bushels last year and plans a 500,000 bushel terminal elevator this summer funded from its own capital.
An advertisement portrays women with weakness finding renewed vigor via Dr Hamiltons Pills. It claims increased appetite, energy, and health, urging use to counteract fatigue. Also mentions catarrh treated as constitutional, and touts Hall's Catarrh Cure from Cheney Co. Includes unrelated notes on corns and a Paris Academy stem description.
Fragmentary wartime dialogue asks about courage and morale, pondering how many men ride well and whether cheering or being cheered brings greater joy when the boys return. The text reflects wartime sentiment and personal reflection on enlistment.
A wartime recruitment note appeals to men to join the 178th Overseas Battalion of the Cameron Highlanders. It cites the need for 300 men and mentions Lieut. Col. J. A. Cantile, C.D. and a distinctive regiment with a pistinetive uniform, inviting interested men to respond during leave days.
Disjointed lines reference marriage preference and self sacrifice, with phrases about a woman who likes him, and a statement that one fourth of total cultivated form should stay in legumes. Mentions Poiniment Believes Neural gia in a cryptic context.
A Canadian soldier in France writes to Ne. RD Bambrick at the Rectory Yarmouth NS asking if patriotic druggists can send Minard's Liniment overseas. He notes wellbeing and weather protection, asks for shipments and hints at work satisfaction issues with whitening posts and whitewashing.
Letter from Teatre George Tailion of Noelville Ontario praises Baby's Own Tablets as drug free and essential for his baby. The product is sold by Dr Wil Mamoe Medicine Co Brockville Ontario for 25 cents per box by dealers or mail order.
An analysis finds average farm horse works about three and a half hours daily year round. Maintaining a horse costs around $89 to $93 yearly, implying labor value of 6 to 10.5 cents per hour and prompting farmers to use horses efficiently by assigning winter work or combining farming lines to offset costs.
Paris reports a French airship defense against Zeppelin raids credited to defensive aircraft. The craft is described as gigantic and silver, with pilots able to fire at any angle. It rises quickly and climbs steadily, with best results from single motor planes.
Mrs Herbert Cox suffered from a facial abscess treated unsuccessfully for months. A surgeon advised an operation which removed the poison and left no scar. Zam Bak, promoted for skin injuries, claims to aid ecsoma and blood poisoning with affordable pricing.
The Westminster Gazette argues for two postwar conferences to settle territorial questions and to reestablish the law of nations. It urges neutrals and powers to uphold law in war and peace and to prevent a renewal of militarism as a global duty.
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