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Newspaper
Outlook
Location
Outlook, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Feb 07, 1918
Page
2
In a heated scene Otto Van Roon confronts Hilda as she reveals tensions over a minister tied to a secret letters plot. He storms at the plan to flee through a marriage ploy, while she pleads for understanding and a way to escape with him.
Von Roon and Metz clash as a plan to flee unfolds. A route to departure is threatened by Metz who knows every detective in London. The tense scene reveals schemes to hide money and betray allies amid looming danger.
At the Gillette Safety Razor Co convention in Boston, chair J B E of Shawinigan Water Power notes wartime value of razors. Speakers announce plans for an $800000 Boston plant expansion to boost output to 1400 000 razors and 94 000 000 blades in 1918, with large orders from France and Canada.
Fragmentary OCR describes a dam with length over seven feet and base thickness of two feet, claiming about one million cubic yards of water used in construction. Names, places, and precise figures are unclear due to garbled text.
A partial OCR fragment mentions a person named John and an event but lacks identifiable details or context for a full summary. The readability is severely limited and no concrete outcome or location can be determined.
Readers advised to buy cereal in bulk to save money and avoid waste. Milk and cheese demand rises as Canada and allies rely on food production. stay-at-home guidance emphasizes saving, growing vegetables, and using resources efficiently.
The readable fragment hints at preparing a dish by adding chopped dates gradually and shaping or displaying the result. Specific ingredients, methods, or outcomes are not clearly stated in the available text.
The piece argues bacon is essential for Allied war efforts due to high energy value, low bone %, and superior shipping suitability. It notes Britain’s pork needs and urges increased Canadian beef and bacon supply, highlighting fat value for outdoor work and a push for conservation of beef stock.
Fragmented text recalls motorized vehicles and taxis aiding military movement in early battles. It mentions the Marne, Verdun, Gaza, chariots, and references to biblical or mythic phrases, with scattered allusions to Philistines and monitors on the sands.
Fragmentary report notes ex Governor J A A Burn and New Year references. Mentions civil war aftermath and a Supreme Court role in resolving state questions.
A fragmented OCR item appears to reference a cartoon caption or dialogue about saying the name John and feeding, but readable details are limited and unclear. The fragment suggests a comic strip dialogue or caption scene with minimal context.
The New York Tribune notes Alsace Lorraine, seized by Germany, remains hostile to German rule. It cites 300000 ethnic Germans resettled and 30000 Alsatians conscripted to fight. The piece argues natives in exile show Alsace Lorraine’s support for France and opposition to German control.
Our Canadian winters are extreme and threaten child health. Babies may be confined to overheated rooms, risking illness. Babys Own Tablets, sold by medicine dealers at 25 cents a box, claim to prevent or cure colds. The Drge Medicine Co. advertisements offer the remedy.
The province schedules two short courses for agricultural training covering seed selection weed control wheat barley and alfalfa varieties. Lectures will include live stock weed ID and crop care with speakers from the province participating in the program.
A fragment notes ongoing land sales with Canada and Alberta figures. It mentions steady agricultural activity and sizable deals continuing through winter, highlighting one of the largest Alberta transactions.
A fragment outlines pricing for deli car freight and milling products, noting extra charges for quantities over 100 pounds and per ton costs. It references orders, bags, and specific regions from Fort William to Cannus, with mentions of Dominion grain elevators and export considerations.
An odd fragment describes a drug claim to remove corns and calluses quickly. It mentions ease of use and a freezone style instruction, but the text is garbled and unclear on details or authorities.
Fragmentary OCR notes recount a history of early submarines and torpedoes across conflicts from the Civil War era to 1813. Mentions Unik and a forerunner engine that attacked English forces, with a London Times reference to American plain actions and a line of unidentified facies.
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