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Newspaper
Outlook
Location
Outlook, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Jul 18, 1918
Page
7
A veteran sub veteran plans to return to the front and has a heart to heart with his father. The son urges his dad to report for a medical exam next Wednesday and to accept active service with the drill sergeant. The father agrees but warns against overstepping boundaries.
An advertisement for Catarrhozone promises relief for colds and catarrh with a $1 outfit. The scene shifts to a scene from a novel featuring Sir Anthony and Mavis Comlyn, where romance and tension unfold around a torn hat and a tense conversation.
A Boer War veteran from Lachute Quebec writes that after months of running fever sores on his legs he found no relief until using Minard's Liniment. He credits two bottles with a near magical cure and states he has worked every day since.
A fragment from The Argonaut notes a public school audience and a family trait theme in an entertainment. The text mentions pupils, a fond of something, and a modest showcase reflecting local school life.
Sir Anthony West visits Jasper Morgan at Comlyn to plead for help amid a family death and a tense secret. Morgan remains wary as the two discuss an apparent crime and a near desperate request for a private word away from the others.
Manitoba dairy exports surge as Alberta and Saskatchewan boost output. In the first five months, 56 carloads of butter were shipped, near total 1916 annual exports, with butter priced around 100000 dollars per car. Cheese exports begin with a Montreal shipment, marking early gains in Manitoba’s dairy push.
A Montreal family paper explains how lightning forms from electric charges in clouds and earth, describes types like sheet and ball lightning, and warns against sheltering under trees or using metal umbrellas during storms.
An account recalls American engineers welcoming the first locomotive in France and rapidly assembling equipment. American railroad workers laid track from dock to main line in hours while French observers watched, highlighting swift U S assistance in the logistics network.
The article urges rural women to expand farm duties this year by learning to hitch and drive, aid haying and berry work, improve butter and cheese production, and use bread making substitutes. It promotes butter saving for overseas needs and suggests jam making from strawberries and wild berries to meet food demands.
A Bolsheviki witness describes a crowd brutalizing a woman who murdered a boy and dumped him into the canal after pursuing a missing pocket book. The mob roared about past oppression, delivering a lethal punishment for the fisherwoman.
The piece notes German nerves growing unsettled as panic spreads among citizens. Alarmist reports claim British forces flooded the Flanders front drowning 100 German soldiers and another tale claims a Franco-British army has trapped and captured a large German force.
In May at the Union Stockyards in Diceiere Manitoba 10 589 cattle 29 72 hogs 210 sheep and 311 horses were received. Of the cattle most went to eastern Canada or western farms with some sent south. hogs mostly to the west and eastern abattoirs. sheep mostly to the west. horses stayed in prairie provinces.
Editorial notes rising farm land prices in the United States corn belt drive farmers to Northern Alberta and other Canadian regions. Increased cash incentives and population growth in the Canadian west accompany better dairy and cattle feeding prospects. Alberta offers a reliable yield and abundant feed, potentially diverting land investment from Illinois and Iowa.
In consequence of success in a call feeding event, a similar swine competition is planned for the summer fair in Monton. One hundred dollars per prize across twelve prizes, with entrants aged 9 to 17 who are residents of Canada. An additional fund of four hundred dollars is offered for foal care and feeding, split equally between light and heavy horses, open to both boys and girls in the specified age range.
A Jewish unit of about 150 men has departed New York for Nova Scotia to train before joining four other contingents now fighting with the British in Palestine. Additional recruits from Baltimore and Philadelphia will follow to join the legion.
New Zealand records show 4391 individuals registered, far surpassing prior counts and signaling growing participation in the referenced system or program.
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