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Newspaper
Outlook
Location
Outlook, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Jan 21, 1916
Page
2
The article discusses selecting the best breeding stock and seed to improve crops and herds. It notes poor seed lowers yield, increases weed competition, and raises costs, while good seed yields better crops, higher prices, and fewer diseases. It also describes seed cleaning, germination testing, and storage steps to ensure high quality.
Portrait of Lord Kitchener, famed for his East campaigns from Egypt to Cairo, described as knowing the East like no other and masking Meheddin threats. The piece notes his influence in Arab bazaars and the belief he could sway eastern powers, alongside a short ad for Miller’s Worm Powders praising their gentle, effective vermifuge properties.
The Victoria Colonist editorial asserts Canadians are volunteers who would defend Britain’s cause, pledges tied to Britain’s safety and liberty, and that Canada offered what it could without being compelled to fight. It references wartime duty and national identity with vivid rhetoric.
The notice argues that consuming hundreds suffer from consumption daily and that germs thrive when the body is weak from cold, overwork, or confinement. It advises rich foods and Scott's Emulsion after meals to warm and strengthen the body during harsh seasons.
The CPR informs west agents of storage limits at Fort William Port Arthur and available Canadian government elevators at Calgary Saskatoon and Moose Jaw. Allocations set for Fort William and requests for grain to Moose Jaw Saskatoon Calgary and local ports Kenora and west. Daily loading caps apply at Moose Jaw Calgary Saskatoon with priority to shipments in transit and six month reshipment window.
Grinding western Canada's wheat turns into a growing industry with Medicine Hat mills representing over a million dollars in investment. They produce eight thousand bags of four every twenty hours, pay about $100 000 a year in payroll, employ 120 workers, and supply products worldwide from China to Australia while serving western Canadian citizens and supplying feed and grain to farmers.
A testimonial from Dartment of Minard's Linkment Co. Limited of Sira says the liniment has cured colds in head within 24 hours. The writer reports using it for 25 years and endorses its effectiveness for sprains as well.
The Punjab aeroplane fund surpasses 36000 pounds as ambulance carts and motor care are supplied. A Mesopotamian hospital with 3000 beds is assembled, with most materials gathered. Gifts total about 180000 dollars from Chepana and Durber and 40000 dollars from Nepal's prime minister support Allied needs. A government note cites honey production of the province at 200000 pounds.
Professor Cutter of the University of Bac katchewan discusses wheat varieties including Marquis and Red Fife. He notes hybrid varieties have been discarded from lists and forecasts large scale distribution of improved lines within four to five years. Alaska wheat described as weak for flour use.
Mrs H Hower of Rastburg Art says her four healthy children owe their well being to Ruby’s Own Tablets which regulate the stomach and bowels. The Dr ee Medicine Co of Hrockville sells the little pills at 25 cents a box by mail or through dealers.
On December 41, 1945 the Grand Trunk Pacific Canadian Northern and Canadian S Pacific railways report 43 820 000 bushels of wheat in farmers hands. About half the wheat of 1915 remains with growers as of now. British Columbia fruit growers enjoy prosperity with Penticton apples totaling 150 cars this year vs 45 last season and district fruit shipments up nearly 100 percent.
Psychologists at the Nela Research Laboratory Cleveland test a Canadian contingent recruit for a color blind condition rare as a white cow. Dr Mabel Clare Williams of the University of Iowa oversees the delicate instruments to confirm the blue yellow deficiency with potential theoretical value in psychology.
A Cayley Alberta rancher disposed of 217 head of ragged steers at a net price per head just over a dollar. Another shipment of 190 head from the same point to Seattle averaged about seventy dollars each, with no water feeding or special preparation required due to their excellent condition.
In a curious scene a man named Jimeon declared his belief in a sign of fate after a horseshoe was found before his house. He claimed it prompted him to think his wife had run off with the chauffeur, prompting questions from onlookers.
The Prussian agriculture ministry plans to purchase a large number of milking goats to farm in Brandenburg and distribute their milk free to Berlin children in need. The Brandenburg chamber will oversee distribution, with work entrusted to the National Woman's Association.
A New York despatch notes Minard’s Liniment touted for colds as summer returns. The Vestria liner sailed to Buenos Ayres with 2000 tons of Oregon apples 148 tons of potatoes and California pears. Apples and pears fetch about 15 cents each in Buenos Ayres amid season price pressures.
A Times London despatch reports expected World War I policy shifts tightening Britain's economic siege on Germany. It notes ministers aim to further cripple German imports while promising allied neutral powers real impact, despite debate over blockade effectiveness.
Vice Admiral Bacon describes British naval actions off the Belgian coast last summer and autumn. He notes careful targeting to minimize civilian harm, occasional postponements of attacks, and effective results. Damage includes a torpedo boat, two submarines, a cruiser, three military factories, ammo depots, docks, stores, and stations. Eighty vessels and a largely reserve crew protected shipping through submarine-dense waters, with gunnery exceeding expectations.
Imperial Oil official G W Mayer says after a Canada wide conference gasoline prices will rise due to strong demand for fuel and tightened supply. Crude oil shipments remain routed to Regina and nearby Montana fields, with about 160 miles distance highlighted.
Athens correspondent reports a major Teutonic assault on Soloniki Rome developing with British line actions throughout the day. It claims forces will include Bulgarian Turkish and other troops in the attacking coalition.
An Athens dispatch to Reuters says a French detachment has landed on Corfu for provisional occupation. Fourteen ships of unknown nationality are cruising around the area near the Stefani Purae Saye t Corfu advices re.
Fragmentary text describes Monteneera and Lovcen facing threats as Albania’s coast and Adriatic region feel pressure from foreign powers. mentions Italy Austria Britain and Rome amid shifting alliances and a fragile security situation.
Fragmentary OCR note discusses royal figures including Queen, Paris departure, recalled regency, and Italian and Austrian mentions. The text mentions King Victor, eight months, and a Duke, with unclear sequence of events and locations.
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