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Newspaper
Outlook
Location
Outlook, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Aug 27, 1915
Page
2
Local retailer Crown Tailoring Co advertises new and secondhand safes for sale. The brief notice lists Tay New and Second Hand Safes with a reference to stock and pricing cues, but specific details are obscured in the OCR text.
A historical notice cites Minard's Liniment as nearly magical with twelve percent relief and notes the author John Walsh claims full recovery from fever and feverish symptoms after trial. The letter mentions multiple countries and a broad audience seeking remedies.
The piece references a catalog titled Ready for the Bath and another Ready for the Ball, noting printed items amid a sourpleasure topic. It also touts Millers Worm Powders claimed to purge worms from the stomach and intestines, with asserted efficacy and visible effects in stools. Additionally, official statistics report England’s wettest winter in a century with 12.56 inches of rain in the first quarter of 1996.
A jumble of wartime messages reports Allied aims and German submarine activity. Readers note informal British press chatter on sea warfare, patrols, and the peril of U boats while civilians in Paris dine on potatoes as trains move through France and officers discuss tactics and risks aboard patrol vessels.
The British government through the Board of Trade warns all British commercial firms to exercise scrupulous care in overseas transactions during the war period to avoid any risk of shellacking or evasive practices.
Disjointed text discusses cereal feeds, diet changes, and mentions gloves, milk, and a girl named Molly. References to prohibition, Brusse, Marilee, and Wearind the Kallas colors appear amid wartime context and a controversial proclamation.
The Lewes Stock Exchange lists clerks in active service and fellows as part of the 3 gv' rr meet. It records two clerks in active service and one other serving. The report notes six members and clerks in the last general peer to March, with early approach for third or more serving.
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