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Newspaper
Outlook
Location
Outlook, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Feb 07, 1918
Page
7
The Manitoba College Poultry Department offers a six week correspondence course to improve practical poultry keeping. It covers all industry phases, aiming to raise chick vitality and reduce meat costs. The program seeks broader interest amid rising pork and meat prices.
Fragmentary notes describe ancient irrigation remnants and a natural water source linked to Montezuma's Well. The text mentions a wall and routes from Prescott to the Grand Canyon and a lime solution in the water, with measurements and unclear phrases.
London reports claim a prominent minister resigns from Nees pool amid bold criticism of Premier Lloyd George. The piece argues the cabinet failed to mobilize Allied strength, cites German divisions on the Western Front, and questions Haig’s timing and readiness while warning of possible future offensives by Germany and Austria.
The feed administration considers a plan to force large flour cuts from millers to consumers to curb excess supply. Molders, wholesalers, retailers, and bakers likely oppose the move while about 39 percent of flour is highlighted as affected.
An OCR fragment reports severe losses among British troops during a clash with Breslag forces, mentioning Landen Two and a large number of casualties. The readable text is incomplete but indicates a major wartime confrontation with substantial deaths and injuries.
British reports recount the battle near Imbros where the destroyer Lizard and Tigress engaged the German ships Breslau and Goeben. The Breslau sank after heavy fighting as Goeben hit a mine and fled toward the Dardanelles, with German survivors later rescued.
Manitoba food resources committee orders beefless days with police support planned to ensure compliance. The effort aims to curb meat consumption as part of wartime rationing measures.
London reports a severe meat shortage leading to authorities arranging horse meat rations. Officials say the plan begins this week with 100 head set to be processed as part of relief efforts.
Washington reports allied ships pushed total tonnage higher as WW Ger activity continues. The Vesla vessel edged ahead with new measurements while Brazil shares in shifts to maritime capacity amid ongoing hostilities.
The document outlines meatless day rules in Britain with strict weekly rations for guests in hotels and board houses. It lists exact allowances per guest for meat sugar bread flour and fats and notes exceptions for high priced meals and certain beverages.
A dramatic air battle unfolded above a ruined city as French and German aircraft fought in clear daylight. French chasers pursued three German machines, with one enemy pilot attacking a French observation balloon before crashing, and another foe losing his wings in a close duel before the action ended nearby.
A government update from London states that the sinking of two steamers in the Mediterranean about three weeks ago caused 748 deaths. The announcement was read in the House of Commons by Thomas J. financial secretary, noting loss of life and ongoing naval updates as war conditions persist.
Count Terachiid, the Japanese premier, warned in the diet that Japan holds Russia responsible for disruptions and pledged to take prompt action if peace in the region is endangered, linking Tokyo’s stance to protecting Japanese interests and regional stability.
Report from Winnipeg notes dozens to hundreds of men in Manitoba ordered to report for military service amid unclear phrasing. The item references deserters and official action by authorities, with sparse details on dates or exact numbers.
A devotional piece discusses Jesus teaching mercy over strict ritual, citing healing on the Sabbath, feeding disciples, and calling sinners to repentance. It contrasts Pharisaic self righteousness with humility and mercy, emphasizing salvation as unmerited grace through Christ.
Ottawa reports the resignation of Food Controller with Hon. W. J. Hanna handing duties to the new minister and H. B. Thomson named deputy. Italian Headquarters note claims enemy withdrawal from Monte Tomba area after a Vargas offensive. Italian patrols report retreating forces and abandoned positions along the Piave front.
The Vorwaerts newspaper urges German solidarity with Austrian labor over peace in the dual monarchy. It warns Berlin must align with Czernin's stance on no denouements and argues that without prudent actions, Germany risks souring relations and losing credibility abroad.
Fragmentary text describes Chinese forces taking control in Harbin after Bolshevik units faced suppression. An official recount references law as the price of order and notes ongoing clashes and political maneuvering. Details are garbled but indicate a decisive crackdown and subsequent stabilization efforts.
Fragmentary report notes coal shipments from Western Canada en route to Port Arthur Ontario. Mentions Port Arthur and Fort Arthur with unclear references to Irene Ohio and a fire event. Details are garbled and unclear.
Fragmentary OCR notes report on British expenditures and a House discussion. Names and exact figures are unclear, but the piece references parliamentary cost concerns and potential reforms.
Unclear text discusses British labor stance on shared wartime burdens and a push for broader peace proposals. It mentions labor representatives, government cooperation, and language education in a postwar context.
Fragmented report discusses air separation and claims about massive power from air. Mentions Nelson British Columbia and Patrick J Gallagher but text is garbled with missing context and unclear outcomes. The readable fragments suggest a breakthrough in exploiting air without cost aside from original name references.
A garbled wartime dispatch discusses Britain's food crisis and U S wheat imports. It mentions the food controller warning shortages are serious but not crippling and references efforts to secure supplies and rationing.
A garbled OCR fragment hints at export controls and dates but provides no clear names, places, or events. The jagged text mentions exporters and a “god controller” figure, suggesting regulatory or policy discussion without concrete details.
Fragmentary OCR shows unclear headline and readable fragments do not form a full item. No distinct persons or organizations clearly identified in the legible text.
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