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Newspaper
Outlook
Location
Outlook, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
May 29, 1914
Page
2
The head office of Fetherstonhaugh and Co is located on King Street East in Toronto Canada.
A quirky Montenegrin tale says during creation the angel dropped sacks of rocks, scattering them to form mountains. The fragmentary text hints at a stranded lord in Ireland, asking for help with a bag in a disjointed conversation.
The interior department's forest products laboratories, linked with Medill University, test Canadian woods for commercial use. Researchers aim to determine strengths and merchantability to unlock valueless timber in Ottawa.
The project proposes two dams south of Khartoum to irrigate 1,500,000 acres between the Blue and White Nile. Harnessing river flow would control floods, regulate water into Egypt, and boost cotton output for the British empire.
Excerpt discusses human dignity and racial differences, claiming humans are noble yet can sink or rise beyond their type. It cites Agassiz on human nature and includes fragmented quotes about marriage and a lieutenant from Penny Magazine and Fliegender Blatter.
An honest coal dealer tells a driver to reduce a ton by 200 pounds for a shipment to a couple identified as Se and she vill. The dialogue captures a street scene with black humor amid mispronunciations.
A Mrs James G Roy credits Dodd's Kidney Pills with curing two years of back pain and kidney trouble. The piece moves to a U.S. consular report on British poultry counts, then notes rising incubator use, more manufacturers, and direct sales. It ends with short quips and ads for Holloways Corn Cure and Minard's Liniment.
A muddled notice reports a couple named Wifey and Hubby Wifey facing a money squeeze. The situation centers on loss of change funds and a disputed financial matter between the pair.
The star protests a billboard plan in a meadow scene as the Stage manager defends realism. They clash over turning a natural backdrop into a commercial display, arguing about the meadow’s genuineness versus publicity value.
A New York Post excerpt shows a tense exchange on a beach where a mother challenges another parent about a baby’s eyes. A doctor’s wife asserts maternal ties while defending her role amidst sharp remarks and public scrutiny.
An advertisement extols Dr Williams Pink Pills as a remedy for anaemia in girls and women. It claims to restore red blood, improve energy, skin tone and eye health, citing a testimonial from Miss Delina Arenault of Urbainville PEI who allegedly gained weight and recovered health after nine boxes. The copy urges purchase from The Dr Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ont.
A neighbor sharply discusses Mrs Wheeler's family and their newborn. The exchange includes an uncle's remark and a surprising offer of fifteen thousand dollars to keep silent. The dispute highlights local tensions and privacy concerns in the community.
When hard callouses form on the toes or U ball of the foot, the simplest surest cure is found in the special directions accompanying Putnam's Painless Corn and Wart Extractor. Price 25¢.
Fragment reads as an isolated reminiscence about boldness before marriage and a dated London opinion. Mentions “Tif” and “Mizards Linimert” used by physicians, suggesting a stray historical reference or misread text.
Post Toasties are carefully cooked bits of Indian corn toasted to a golden brown crispness. Ready to eat directly from sealed package with cream and sugar to taste. Sold by Grocers Canadian Pustum Cereal Co. Ltd Windsor. Out
In a brief exchange, Borem complains about the air, claiming two have a right to air their event. Brightly counters that they are stale and need something to air out, highlighting a lighthearted disagreement from a Philadelphia Press article.
A fragmentary dialogue fragment shows a character teasing another about a marriage proposal and lineups, but lacks context or identifiable names, places, or events. The text presents a personal exchange rather than a reportable news item.
A garbled telephone exchange fragment shows a caller demanding identity and questioning who is at the other end. The text is incoherent and lacks clear names or place details.
A fragmentary scene recalls the post 1870 Paris society at Turtoni's with Alfonso de Almada Exzpelata G de Bards Chapron Feu Wiest and Gaston Jollivet present. They spar with wit amid recurring faux conflicts as mock dialogues entertain passersby on De Scholl steps.
A brief exchange notes concern about lung health and possible need for tests. The speaker mentions worry about a stimulant being given and seeks reassurance from the doctor.
The text explains the orme of Glasgow with an oak tree and a bell on a branch ringed by a bird and salmon. St Kentigera settled at Glasgow’s site in the seventh century. A queen’s love tale involves a soldier, a ring in a mouth and a pursuit along the Clyde ending with a theft.
A cryptic line questions a mother figure’s treatment of kids, attributed to a concerned father figure. The fragment hints at family tension and possible domestic worry, with no clear names or places given in the readable text.
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