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Newspaper
Outlook
Location
Outlook, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Feb 14, 1918
Page
6
Fragmented text describes Creel and the Committee on Public Information before a Columbus group. Mentions papers about vital matters, troop movements, morale, and censorship. Includes garbled references to French transports and a troubling aside about purgatives.
Nellie the Belgian war dog accompanied her owner during the first Battle of Ypres. She braved rain of shrapnel and shells, stayed near her 4% Officer, and was wounded but never deserted. Major Osterreith later retrieved her, and she is commemorated for valor.
A brief note mentions severe cramps affecting an unnamed group, with no clear context or main event. The fragment provides little detail on people, places, or outcomes.
A London Chronicle correspondent describes measures for the German emperor's Belgian travels. Railway access is cut hours before arrival and guards close stations gate by gate while only Davys employees and military chiefs may remain. No guard of honor or public demonstrations occur.
Mrs. R. Eckford of this town voices strong enthusiasm for Dodd's Kidney Pills. She says they are all right and keeps them in the hall for occasional use, noting their effectiveness and not just listing other products like Your Diamond Dinner Pills.
A farmer questions why city packers price bacon no higher than farmer cheese despite cheese holding high value. Dr J W Robertson notes oatmeal nutritive equal to eggs yet priced far lower. nutrition seems irrelevant to market value. The piece hints at public appetite and royal award context.
A London Graphic notice describes Lettish people as refugees after invasions. The piece notes widespread refugee status, property losses, and harsh wartime impact on their homeland and inhabitants.
Sore corns and calluses advertised to lift out with fingers and no pain. Claims small bottle of Freezone available at druggists, promising to remove corns or calluses promptly. Mentions Cincinnati and a local drug house selling it.
Canadians face food strain as authorities confirm 10500000 bushels of wheat on hand with 4000000 earmarked for domestic needs and overseas delivery. Government vows to cut home consumption to boost exports while wartime allies rely on scarce grain shipments and U S access to markets.
A visitor meets a wandering stranger and an aged farmer on a gate, learning the old man once farmed but has given it up. The encounter hints at health remedies and lingering work ethic in rustic life.
The plan urges freezing fish to preserve quality for export to the Allies and reduce meat shortages. Experts urge proper thawing in cold water to avoid flabby texture, while officials note idle fishers and wastage in Nova Scotia and discuss shipments via the Shipping Board to Spain, Portugal, and the West Indies.
New York World reports the British hospital ship Rewa was marked under The Hague Convention yet was sunk in the German U-boat zone. The paper notes it carried wounded under sacred protection and that such status made no difference to the attack.
A brief ad urges keeping children healthy in winter and avoiding confinement in poorly ventilated rooms. It promotes Baby's Own Tablets to regulate stomach and bowels and prevent colds, claiming the family can endure the season safely. Sold by local dealers in Brest, Oat.
A garbled text fragment references a country, lightless state, growing pains, and cautions about wasting an hour of day. It lacks clear events, names, or concrete actions to define a full news item. The readable portions suggest a reflective note rather than a report.
Fragmentary OCR notes recount a sale tease and filler dialogue about paper stock and printing fears. Names and clear facts are missing, leaving only garbled phrases and stray quotes.
Excerpts from two war fronts describe ankle deep mud that clogs trenches and biting cold. Letters from both soldiers and sailors reveal damp boots, freezing wind, and a fearsome strain on bodies and morale.
A fragmented excerpt mentions an efficiency man in San Diego and a girl in Seadey, with garbled lines suggesting a romance and a push toward improvement, but the text remains unclear and unfinished.
A fragmented entry quotes Ieving Fletcher at the Sphinx St meeting urging action after a failure by a team or group. The text references a failing campaign or effort and stresses the need to publicize or advertise to overcome obstacles.
Fragmented text urging continued resistance against a German foe. Readable phrases reference fighting, stopping fighting, and various garbled fragments about Poland Lithuania and delay. No clear events, dates, or names beyond generic geopolitical targets.
A brief notice highlights Tipton’s use of a divining rod to aid tracing efforts. The item underscores local curiosity about unconventional methods and their role in investigative work.
A dispatch notes a possibility the United States Army might be merged with the Canadian Army in France. Officials emphasize close alliance ties with all allies and no preference between Canadian and British forces. The report cites headquarters concerns and strategic lines of communication guiding Allied cooperation.
An energetic publicity effort by the Growers' Association aims to popularize British Co products and enlarge provincial sales. Deputy Minister notes need to conserve resources and support local industry this year.
Fragmentary OCR notes report an explosion at Zepp Works in Freidrichs. The text mentions an incident involving a person from Rosenber and a gun or weapon, but details are unclear due to garbled wording.
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