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Newspaper
Outlook
Location
Outlook, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
May 24, 1917
Page
14
An Army officer recalls acts of brave self sacrifice as men risk life to avert shell blasts. A lieutenant covers a trench by restraining a grenade and another soldier throws clear an unexploded fuse. These heroic moments illustrate the war creed of unselfish courage.
A brief, garbled excerpt shows two speakers trading lines about tearing up verses and writing poems. The fragment hints at a literary exchange with reactions like Ah and I knew you were, but lacks clear context or full sentences.
Mothers who have used Baby's Own Tablets for their little ones praise the medicine. Bee Marcelle Bondreau and Mr N.B. affirm the tablets regulate the bowels and stomach, cure constipation and indigestion, and ease minor illnesses in children, sold by medicine dealers or directly from The De Keine Co.
The note asks to tell Mr Smith to arrange a meeting with Kik Smith and to confirm availability on your end. It implies a request for contact or scheduling without additional details.
A Gloucestershire man pursues a bold business target outlined in local discussions. He aims to boost local enterprise with new investments and support.
A group attempted a long desert run using limited fuel and water for radiators. After 126 miles the lead car overheated as temperatures rose and wind shifted from the north. The journey faced water shortages but cooler air later eased the engine heat. They completed the return trip the next day with no depot stops.
Readers are reminded that the fairest blossoms may not be the most fragrant as moral advice on courtship is offered, emphasizing caution in judging beauty by scent.
A historical ad claims Dr Cassell's Tablets cure dyspepsia kidney trouble asthma nervous conditions and more. It warns against imitations and lists purchase details and price, targeting readers with stomach and digestive issues and other ailments.
Alberta becomes the second largest coal producing region in Canada as demand and proximity to western provinces boost mining. The document notes a large portion of the province remains underdeveloped for coal, with potential market access spanning over twenty million in the United States and significant output from various coal varieties.
Fragmentary note describes a donk pattern following a busy schedule at Little Beg and mentions Heine and others sharing a meal.
A historic account describes a battle with a German U boat near a steamship, detailing crew casualties, the Leontine’s defense, and boarding parties. The narrative emphasizes courage aboard despite heavy fire and multiple attempts to sink the vessel.
An attempt to advise against further illness urges readers to obtain a splendid remedy today. The fragment hints at personal suffering and a call to action without identifying specific cures or contexts.
This fragment suggests Lord Kitchener mobilized his armies driven by a strong sense of duty and national purpose, shaping decisive imperial action. The text hints at leadership style and the motivational ethos behind recruitment and deployment.
Noting the offer for counter checks and sales books with a claim of low prices despite high material costs. Mentions access to a major Canadian paper mill for steady supply and extra service, plus production of waxed wrappers and parchment products and printing proofs.
Fragmentary report describes birds overhead signaling noxious gas before soldiers perceive danger. Mention appears to involve Dr Cabanes and witnesses the birds reacting near battlefronts, with unclear sequence of events and garbled phrasing.
Britain begins a vast mobilization effort as authorities outline the total war campaign. The article notes enhanced production, labor, and strategic measures aimed at sustaining a prolonged conflict against a formidable foe.
The article links Armageddon to the Hill of Megiddo, scene of ancient battles, and explains the term as Mount of Destruction. It notes Megiddo’s historic military role and references Revelation as symbolic, while commenting on modern world progress and the idea that knowledge is increasing.
Fragmentary text mentions an Always Ready Pill and a line about men and a baby but lacks coherent details or context to describe a full article or notice. No identifiable dates people organizations or locations are readable.
Scarcity of potatoes in the United States drives farmers to release stored stocks after wholesale houses report consensus that large western potato quantities are ready for sale at about $1 to $1.25 per unit.
Wasted material and improper disposal are framed as crime in a state ruling. The text defines waste as the act of discarding scraps by individuals in public or private spaces, stressing responsibility to prevent wasteful drainage of resources.
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