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Newspaper
Outlook
Location
Outlook, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
May 30, 1918
Page
3
The article notes rising salaries and expenses, urging the creation of a Reserve Fund at Union Bank of Canada. H D Duncan is mentioned as manager with B Morden in a leadership context. The piece emphasizes financial planning amid cost increases.
The speaker proposes a secret bet to Sven about a car and a promised payoff. A friend must witness, and the wager sits under conditions of secrecy until the speaker claims his fun, with two minor conditions noted and a suggestion of broader conflict.
An advertisement touts Catarrhozone as a guaranteed cure for catarrh and bronchitis. It claims the inhaler clears sore nostrils and throat, stops coughing and wheezing, and destroys seeds of catarrh with a two month treatment priced at $1.00 or 50 cents for a small size from The Catarrhozone Co. in Kingston, Ontario.
A Science Monthly excerpt notes the cold pole of Northern regions where temperatures drop to extreme lows, contrasting with Siberia’s summer warmth. It describes endless daylight during summer and intense solar exposure on thawing ground, with exiles and czars mentioned as historical context.
Anthony West of the 14th Dragoon Guards and Clayton Kenyon, a rising barrister, meet at Louis Gaspard's club where Morgan schemes a risky bet to salvage West's ruined finances. West, ruined by losses, contemplates quitting the regiment as Morgan proposes a crime trap.
A garbled quotation about a cradle manufacturer is cleaned up into a concise report noting the subject and the unclear betsiness term. The text preserves the original reference while avoiding speculation.
Charles Lathrop Pack, head of the national war garden commission, promotes daylight saving with figures claiming one extra hour daily saves about 325000 years for war workers. He cites six million backyard producers and seven men for twenty six working days each, averaging 182 additional hours per person.
The passage narrates a brutal gas assault by German forces and the Canadians steadfastly holding the line for four days. Despite suffocating fumes, limited water and food, and relentless shelling, the First Canadian Division endured heavy losses and prevailed, earning global fame for valor and resilience. The piece stresses morale, sacrifice, and the belief that Canadians can outfight multiple Germans when united at home and abroad.
The text describes a speaker arguing that the nation is turning its effort to produce food and aid allies while portraying herself as capable for citizens abroad. It notes men in the front line fear the pressures at home rather than the battlefield.
Excerpt from the Detroit Free Press notes an expat remark that boiled potatoes improve when gently baited and a cook might sing a simple lullaby to them. The light anecdote by a foreign correspondent plays on kitchen wit.
A father uses a stern line to correct his son as the boy sobs and pleads to stay with him and his mother. The exchange centers on the fear of heaven and disobedience.
A reflective note recalls France in times of strain, praising Irene and Uvee for steadfast bravery and Sempron leadership as the nation faces evolving international challenges. The piece underscores American affinity and durable resolve shaping Franco relations.
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