Club 1 8 Fletcher Ward Lock Co. Limited
Fragmentary note references Fletcher Ward and Lock Co Limited with continuation indicator. No clear action or outcome. reads as an OCR fragment for a club or corporate entry.
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Newspaper
Outlook
Location
Outlook, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Jan 24, 1918
Page
2
Aiding an Accused Lady in a Despatch Box Inquiry
In a courtroom style confrontation, Mrs Teessing ham is questioned about a translated document and a despatch box found in a room. Hilda Tressingham testifies that she explained a visitor’s access and naval matters, while George Ellington denies lies about companionship and information. The scene ends with the judge prompting further testimony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andra
Mrs. Teessingham
Hilda Tressingham
Hilda
George Ellington
Down Street
George
oQalt
Georg
Sararsite
Europe
Prohibition Debate Ties War Strategy to Soldier Discipline
The piece argues war success hinges on soldiers rather than policy myths. It cites Kaiser Wilhelm, Kitchener, Roberts, and the Russian czar linking victory to discipline and sobriety, asserts prohibition as a factor in maintaining morale and effectiveness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York World
Germany
Kitchener
Lord Roberts
Egypt
South Africa
Russia
Daylight Saving Debate Lifts Focus on Energy Savings
The article suggests daylight saving reform could gain attention next summer with proponents arguing it saves coal and reduces energy use. It notes uncertainty about full national adoption and the potential impact on the economy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Americas
War and Food No 4 Mobilizes Wheat For Europe Shortage
The article explains Europe faces famine as harvests are ruined and freight is scarce. United States and Canada are urged to donate one fifth of normal wheat supplies to Europe to relieve the deficiency. Consumers may need to shift to brown bread and substitutes, reducing white bread consumption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ieee
Europe
Setera
United States
Ada
Canada
Jean Opetesty
Man Asks for Lunch Recommendation With Two Dollars
A diner sits in a grill studying the menu and asks the waiter what two dollars could buy. The moment hints at a cautious budget choice and a calm, ordinary scene in a restaurant setting.
Jupiter of Enormous Size Described in Fractured Note
A damaged OCR fragment discusses Jupiter’s immense diameter around 64,000 miles and its oblate shape. It references the planet’s rapid Jovian day, comparison to Saturn, and notes about visibility with telescopes and photographic plates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hematipes
Equa
Saturn
Solar System
To Buy Out the Publican Commission Bound by Terms
An OCR fragment notes a commission over a publican appointed by a lord and bound by terms that restrict actions for gain. It hints at conflict over the commission’s authority and duties in assessing or disposing of the publican’s interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilda
Sounce
Fragmentary note on trade price speculation in Wales
A garbled report discusses a possible purchase of a public house in Wales and mentions extremist voices linked to the trade. It cites past talks of buying prices between 500 and 600 million and references a large sum of 38,003.00. The text is distorted with unclear context and entities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aod
Wales
England
Ily
Not Much of a Tale as We Went Without Meat
A Free Press item quotes Sarren describing wartime shortages and public sentiment. It notes a grandchild inquiry about the war and the family’s answer that meat was scarce, highlighting resilience and memory of hardship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarren
Pilkins Ostracised by New York Bohemian Set
A judge notes Pilkins has been ostracised by the modern New York Bohemian crowd for attending an evening function inappropriately dressed, prompting discussion of social norms and propriety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pilkins
New York
Doukhobors Send Ten Tons of Jam to Vets
The Christian Community of Universal Brotherhood at Brilliant Ohio donated 20 000 pounds of jam to the military hospitals for convalescent soldiers in western institutions. The act follows exemptions promised by Canada’s government and reflects the community’s wartime aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douxhobors
Military Tals Commission
Imiversal Brotherhood
Brilliant
Russia
Theers
Violet M
Baby's Own Tablets Promoted as Only Medicine for Babies
An advertisement claims Baby's Own Tablets are the sole medicine needed for babies, offering a gentle thorough laxative that relieves stomach and bowel issues. It urges mothers and caregivers to use this product for infants and notes it is sold by medicine dealers or mail order from The Dr Williams Medicine Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baby
Intan
Milk production and asthma notes in wartime excerpt
The passage states milk output in the area is only about 40 percent of prewar levels and Vienna's daily supply is similarly reduced. It also mentions a chicken milk shortage and links asthma causes to street dust and other airborne irritants, noting uncertainty about exact origins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Time Was Up In Court Proceedings End Fifteen Minutes
Attorneys for both sides were allowed fifteen minutes each to present their case. The defense referenced a prior point about youth and education, while the record notes a brief exchange about clothing and hardship as the session concluded.
General Sir Arc One and the Last Jume Forces Inwar
General Sir Arc One led cavalry for East Anglican in his first commission. He commanded at the battle of Ar kaster Monday and later served as a resourceful cavalry strategist. He fought in Aisne and Palestine, earning rapid advancement for his active service in world conflicts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edman Akenby
Arkaster
New York
Arc
Allen
Cayry
St. Alle
Non
Palestine
Bee
German anxiety and economy surface in speech by Breen
Dr Breen of the Onial Society warns that economic strain and social fears remain constant in Germany. He cites harsh conditions and persistent anxiety as key domestic issues influencing policy and public sentiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Revea Breen
Dr. Harsh
Sai
Also Mentioned on This Page
Fletcher
Lock
Teerme
Ellington
Wm OU One
Britain
Ganada Starch CO. Limited
Montreal
Appleford’ S Sainiswrappers
G&b
Sani
Appletorn
Appleford
Appleford Counter Check Book Co., Limited
Hamilton, Canada
Caine
Getnirrats
Dalideion
Arter
E. H
Frontiaj
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