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Newspaper
Outlook
Location
Outlook, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Jul 11, 1918
Page
6
Fragmented text warns of massive air power and total war credibility. References Heligoland island battles and munition works. Mentions salute to industrial strength and garbled quotes from Tribune and Cheney patent cures.
The article notes efforts to strengthen ships with more bulkheads after buoyancy tests on the Lucia and reports that Germany used three torpedoes to sink the President Lincoln, while the U S Shipping Board delays new anti torpedo measures and focuses on bulkhead increases.
The report describes Germany offering safe passage for a Norwegian food ship to aid Sweden, while a rival vessel was captured as a prize. It mentions German requests for a nonbombing pledge regarding Cologne by France and Britain and notes conflicting actions with Paris bombing. The fragment hints at broader strategic uncertainty amid wartime pressures.
School lands in Saskatchewan and Alberta drew strong bids with up to 47 dollars per parcel at Cabri and bidding above 18 to 45 dollars per acre in Vegreville. The Edmonton Bulletin noted Vegreville as a favored district with wild land selling at notable rates, reflecting growing value of farm land in Alberta.
The text notes a Canadian parliamentsing example and a new wholesale loan firm fined for excess profit. It mentions a $20,000 Red Cross contribution and penalties including a license suspension avoided in favor of a monetary penalty. It also references wartime earnestness by Amarenn authorities and a medical ad for Dr Kellogg’s Asthma Remedy.
A Yonkers Statesman quip notes fortunes of war as a playful exchange about knowing outcomes. The brief line highlights intrigue and humor without a clear event or location.
Corn plasters be hanged they always were troublesome and unsatisfactory. Try the new method Shrivel up the corn first get its roots separated from the toe. This you can do mighty quick by painting on Putnam's Corn Extractor. It surely brings relief takes away the sting and lifts out the corn in a day or two. Costs a quarter in any drug store. Get today.
Presentations by the late Captain of the steamship Percision Quebec and Lloyds honour Captain S. Roberts for rescue actions aboard the steamship Lord Erne. During a February Atlantic crossing the Lord Erne struggled as lifeboats were lost and the Percision aided the crew including apprentices and volunteers in a perilous sinking.
The Esropeas food situation is reviewed with emphasis on hardships for owners and dogs. Ration cuts and table scraps appear in reports from the German market and the Feci News, highlighting continuing shortages and policy impacts.
A German farmer in Australia faced tragedy as his frail wife, who worked tirelessly, dies soon after the couple attends her funeral. The piece notes a somber aftermath and hints at a broader social or domestic strain.
The dispatch outlines Germany aims to sever the Caucasus from Russia and seize Black Sea oil while pushing for a unification of European armies. It notes Austrian weakness, a strengthened German and American role, and hopes for a decisive Allied victory aided by food rationing and increased imports.
Letter touts Dr Pierce Antime as a cure for rheumatism and kidney trouble. Readers urged to heed warning signs like dizziness and urinary irregularities and to use Anuran tablets with lifestyle changes. Also mentions location in Saint Catharines Ontario and prior gravel pains with relief claimed after trying the product.
The Berlin Vossische Zeitung reports Romania seeks large imports of chemical preparations and medical supplies to fight war induced diseases. It notes widespread outbreaks decimating populations in multiple districts as conditions worsen.
Berlin faces severe housing shortages prompting a card rationing plan. Large houses will be subdivided and rooms reassigned by family size, preventing single families from occupying oversized ten to fifteen room homes. Minard's Liniment is mentioned in the source text.
Summer loss of appetite is common and signals poor digestion. Dr Williams Pink Pills are advertised as a superior tonic to restore appetite, energy, and proper nutrient distribution, with testimonials from Mrs. M Kelly of Windsor Ontario and other users. Pills sold in single or six box packages by The Dr Williams Medicine Co., Brockville Ontario.
Karl Rosner reports from the Aisne battlefield that the German emperor, shown before a map, declares swinging to final victory. Rosner notes prisoners’ astonishment at German advances and describes the emperor’s speech to troops during the May 25 field dispatch.
A muddled note discusses local musical talent and newspaper expectations. It mentions Paderewski and Kreisler in a comparison, noting the paper’s view of the artists and reader appeal amid a noisy, unclear passage.
Imperial War Museum aims to honor women by showcasing their war work across all sectors. The plan includes badges, uniforms, photographs, models, and official documents to illustrate women’s contributions from factories to hospitals and relief efforts.
A Cincinnati paper touts Freezone as a painless method to lift corns. A few drops on the corn allegedly remove any corn type at low cost, drying instantly and reducing soreness or infection.
An obscure advertisement imitates a medical pitch claiming “Hollaway's Corne” will remove warts and corns. The text is garbled and appears to mock official signage while pushing a remedy with dubious authority. The ad uses erroneous formatting and unclear attribution.
The passage urges unity between Canadian and American wartime allies and veterans. It speaks of broader mind and spirit through comradeship with Canadian companions and veterans, highlighting collaboration and shared purpose across nations during the conflict.
A fragmented Baltimore corner item hints at a conversation about relationships and supply. The readable text is sparse and lacks clear people, places, or events to establish a full news item.
President Marnoch of the La board of trade estimates the crop in the Lethbridge district under trop is not less than two and a half million acres, with seeding above 1917 by about half a million. Much has been planted in the new areas, while the wheat and sown percentage remains similar to last year. Miller's Worm Powders are praised for their quiet, painless effectiveness in destroying worms and improving conditions from the first dose.
U S farmers and Mexican sisal growers agree to sell 500 000 bales of this year’s crop in the United States at three cents a pound. Food administrator Hoover estimates the deal could save American farmers about six million dollars on binder twine next year. A New York state group backs measures to boost consumption.
Old Folks coughs and bronchitis blamed on colds are claimed to be quickly cured by Catarrhozone Inhaler. The product soothes throat surfaces and delivers vapors to airways, claiming immediate relief with a breathable, germ killing formula. Available in Kingston Canada stores with sizes priced at 25 cents to four dollars.
Jasper Morgan criticizes a fragile claim as Jevons contemplates a moral test. The scene shifts to tidying the master’s sanctum and considering the drawbacks of coastal weather and reading habits.
Fragmented text mentions names like Brannock and Anthony and hints at a crime or confrontation. The passage is garbled with errant phrases and lacks clear events or dates, making extraction of a coherent report difficult.
A Cornishwoman watches as a vehicle descends to a dilapidated homestead on a moorland road. Sir Anthony West exits with a kitbag while the driver and Martha exchange sharp talk about payment and an uneasy welcome.
The readable lines describe a world war era hat with a hard brim and decorative buttons. It mentions hairpins and a glint of metal, noting how the wearer secures the hat and the possible reflection in its surface.
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