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Newspaper
Outlook
Location
Outlook, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Jun 30, 1916
Page
2
An advertisement touts Dr Williams Pink Pills as a cure for anemia and weakness claiming they restore rich blood and strengthen nerves. It cites testimonials from Geo Turner of New Haven and details mail order price and dealer information.
The article discusses expanding forestry education in Saskatchewan with at least two road lectures on forestry and shelter belts. It urges collecting names and locations of farmers eager to plant trees and sending lists to the provincial head office and Peeters Rage. The aim is to enthuse Dominion interest and advance tree planting through rural outreach.
Eighty eight German and twelve Austrian ships are in American harbors with a total net tonnage of about eight eight million. They remain in port under wartime confinement as the Alice patrols outside the three mile limit, preventing departure until the war ends.
The text notes Lisbon as Portugal’s capital with about half a million people and references the 1755 catastrophe where much of the city was destroyed in ten minutes and the death toll ranged from around 900 to 1,000 persons.
A fragmented line suggests a misread phrase about defeat and education. The readable parts indicate a casual remark on education being a first step toward something better, addressed in a conversational tone. No clear event, date, or named entities are present.
In this matter health depends on diet. Cut out rich indigestible foods and choose ones that build sturdy bodies and keen brains. The advice stresses selecting foods with essential elements for strong health and mental sharpness.
An advertisement extols Grape-Nuts as a balanced food made from whole wheat and tattey, highlighting minerals like phosphates and its digestion benefits. It claims Grape-Nuts saves time, offers good flavor, and has aided thousands in natural circles.
A local conviction reported amid coverage of Ceresli and Windies in Ontario notes names Tad and Ont as involved. The brief item highlights a court decision and surrounding community reaction without graphic detail.
A wary analysis describes a renewed north south rift driven by wartime Berlin demands and scarce supplies. Officials note prohibitions on stalls, farm stock declines, and rising prices. civilians fear hunger as cattle, meat, and bread provisions dwindle, with a crisis mood across regions including Hanover.
A distressed note reports a fall causing a chest injury with remedies referenced. The writer requests medical aid and mentions a remedy involving Saari Lintment and flannel warmers, attributed to a person named Rosaway.
The report notes population and cattle changes by country from 160 to 1913, with Canada showing 36 percent population growth but only 2 percent cattle rise, Russia Argentina and others declining, France slight gains matching population, and Australia higher cattle growth than population. It also mentions sheep depletion and notes a medicinal claim for Dr Thames Electric Oil.
Italian royalty and a transporting train from a front area to Venice were targeted by an Austrian air raid. The attack disrupted the journey as guards and railway precautions attempted to shield the passengers. Authorities investigated the incident and noted reinforced lines and warning measures near the railway to deter future assaults.
Grand Clairiere Manitoba Special reports P A Bonnot claims Dodd's Kidney Pills cured his rheumatism after three years of illness. He says four boxes fixed him up and attributes other early symptoms to kidney trouble including tiredness neuralgia and poor appetite. The acc o unt notes the blood condition and relief after treatment.
The piece notes war driving home agriculture as vital. It cites higher prices for farm inputs and scarce supplies, with effects amplified in year two as capital and acreage shifts shift outcomes. It mentions reliefs and remedies in a fragmentary health ad inserted amid the text.
The article muses on future aerial taxis replacing wheeled travel, envisioning a New York City transit system where business leaders may someday fly between Bur is suburbs and offices. It notes this remains distant and requires vision before practical use by executives.
A fragmentary critique recounts Minard's Liniment claims against distemper and a tale about Major-General Sir A. B. Turner describing the Kateer. The scene centers on an audience member kneeling to kiss the general’s hand after a bombastic speech, amid language of divinity and awe.
Fragmented OCR text mentions Cochran and references to affairs and debts with unclear meaning. No coherent event or outcome can be determined from the readable lines.
A report describes stamps used as covert signals by spies linked to Italy and Germany. Foreign mail routes via Bow mania Orient Britain Holland and Scandinavia are cited as distributors. Authorities allegedly traced codes built into postage stamps conveying secret information.
A garbled mix of historical references and notices mentions the Kurds, Erzeram fall, Medes and Persia, and Roumania credit. It references testimony, a ship bridge contrivance for darkness, and over 20,000,000 oversubscription, plus women station masters in France. The passage lacks a coherent single event or clear identities.
An advertisement touts Nerviline as a quick remedy for aching bones and rheumatic tendencies. It claims relief from throbbing muscles, swollen joints, and “red knuckles” without internal use, recommending rubbing on the skin for several minutes.
The text notes issues with whitened flour and baked bread absorbing excess water, producing unattractive seconds. It warns against harmful additives like alum and smoky fumes, describes a lack of wheat content laws, and mentions high wartime wages for a water boy at Woolwich Arsenal.
A garbled OCR passage discusses wartime pay and sacrifice by enlisted soldiers and families, noting patriotism and resilience. It references a London Free Press piece on civilian hardship and civic duty, with scattered dialogue about freedom, city life, and gratitude amid conflict.
Under entente pressure Greece accepted the demands from Britain and Russia, dissolving the cabinet, with Premier Skouloudis resigning as the king ordered troops to arms. The decision followed a period of political paralysis as Greece sought to placate foreign powers and restore electoral stability.
The military hospitals commission announces a public program to supply artificial limbs to all expeditionary force members across the country. A special factory is set up with the convalescent hospital in Toronto to manufacture and fit limbs for those in need. A German submarine visit to Cartagena is noted with diplomatic exchanges and a page on war-related activities.
In a sequel to the Entente Ties conference the French labor confederation initiates an international labor congress in London on July 5 with the Belgians and other workers invited to participate.
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