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Newspaper
Outlook
Location
Outlook, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Feb 14, 1918
Page
3
The food controller announces fixed prices for bran and shorts at $24.50 and $29.50 per ton in OF. Fee details mention freight adjustments to Port William and to Fort William. Western points deduct freight from mills to Fort William. eastern points add Fort William freight of $6.90 per ton.
Fragmented OCR text mentions cocaine, remedies, tubes, and a shadowy commerce context. It references a hospital or medical item, a drug or remedy, and disjointed phrases about payment and sale. Names, dates, or places are unreadable, leaving only scattered hints of 19th or early 20th century language.
A fragment notes Manitoba nurserymen exporting nursery stock to the United States in 1917. It suggests northern Manitoba stock performed well farther south and mentions concerns about worm damage and control as a broader horticultural issue.
The piece extols a soldier who leads from the front and stays resolute under fire. It contrasts stern, purposeful grit with light-hearted, carefree moods among others. The message praises resilience and invincible defense through hardship and camaraderie.
A terse report notes a lowered tonnage figure as a war began, citing a tonnage amount over 14. The brief mentions a reduced volume in the early phase of hostilities.
Cadets in the Royal Flying Corps undergo extensive instruction in the Lewis gun, sighting, and quick field repairs. They practice on clay pigeons and target drills, using camera and literature tests, to become first class marksmen and capable aviators in combat.
Observers note a rise in religious language among leaders in Canada the United States and Britain as they frame national destiny with divine guidance. The press also shows a trend toward spiritual tone in editorials once avoided in daily coverage.
The London Daily News argues the war fragments world unity into a single crisis that must weld nations into a democratic international council. It envisions a postwar settlement transcending borders, promoting labor unity and broad church cooperation to advance universal religious ideals.
A mother recounts a two year battle with ringworm on her child’s head and neck. After using Chase’s Ointment, pain eased first application and sores nearly disappeared after a full course, with no relapse reported. The testimonial, signed by Joseph Brenner J P, endorses the product as effective.
Fragmentary text shows ongoing dispute with demands for full guarantees of restoration and reparation before talks can proceed. The source cites persistent claims by opposing side and asserts proof lies in continued proclamation of conditions.
In an address to the Tristate Grain and Stock Growers' convention at Fargo, H L Dolley, state seed commissioner, urges fewer grain grades to improve milling quality. He notes farmers and officials should understand seed types and the risks of mixing grains in seed lots.
Convalescent patients wounded in war are learning new trades at the University Farm Grey and other centers. The program covers cattle types, dairy cattle, crops, feeding, market prospects, housing, and balancing to aid postwar employment.
An unreadable clipping mentions an old man and race themes with fragmented phrases about a coffin and names like Wiser. The text is severely damaged, with missing context and unclear references, yielding no coherent event or clear attribution.
A testimonial from John Walefield of Latave Islands Lunenburg County praises Minard's Liniment for bruises pain and soreness. He notes it is the only remedy his family uses and recommends it highly.
Canada sees a notable drop in cane sugar use with a shift toward alternative sweeteners and local production. Government data indicate changing consumption patterns, impacting import needs and available brands.
At the Ontario Bread and Cake Manufacturers association meeting in Toronto a committee was formed to draft resolutions showing support for enabling exports to aid the Food Controller's aims.
A mother’s duties strain health with fatigue headaches and nervousness. Dr Williams Pink Pills are praised as a cure for weak blood and nervous symptoms, with testimonials from a woman who regained vitality after use. Available from druggists or by mail order from The Dr Williams Medicine Co. Brockville Ont.
Statistics show Saskatchewan end of war auto totals at 32 000 reflecting a large per cent rise from 1916. The province holds about one third of Canada’s cars while housing only one tenth of the population, highlighting rapid growth despite population disparity.
A Daily News and Leader writer praises a two uni concert, noting a chorus and an orchestra formed by pop artists. The piece lauds their cohesion and suggests the event is unusually strong and memorable.
Fragmentary text references an event labeled Preponal Veo involving Jack and an ef You phrase. Readable portions suggest a discourse or incident but lack clear actions, dates, or locations to confirm specifics. Further context is needed to determine the main outcome.
Disjointed phrases hint at a study analyzing determination and concentration. Mentions sides and a Seest 7 proportion, suggesting a mathematical or scientific commentary embedded in unclear OCR text.
In Py, Mass, Wes Last Survivor on the Porteous Arctic voyage died. He rode with six others in a lifeboat after a vessel crushed the Porteous. They rowed days until a warship Yauthc accompanied the Porteous as far north as possible.
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