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Newspaper
Outlook
Location
Outlook, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
May 30, 1918
Page
8
A garbled wartime note describes a young French boy who died heroically after shielding others. a German general is mentioned along with a letter found among Scouts work. The piece references heroism, fear, and a neighbor’s involvement amid a ruined setting.
Fragmentary excerpt shows a letter from Peabody discussing signs and the heart as censorship. The text hints at personal or moral commentary amid broader debate.
A fragmented Gazette fragment hints at a romantic thread and misread dialogue. The text shows garbled quotes and stray phrases suggesting a lyric or letter style rather than a clear news item.
The Montreal Gazette notes warning and resolve as the people face danger and task ahead. It emphasizes saving and serving, acknowledging Canada’s noble role over four years while urging continued energy toward greater national goals.
Baby's Own Tablets are a laxative mild but thorough medicine for infants. They soften and regulate the bowels, promote comfort, and aim to restore health. Mrs Francois Tou testifies she has used Baby’s Own Tablets for over one year with steady results for her baby. Sold through medicine dealers or by mail from The Williams’ Medicine Co, Brockville, Ont.
A Washington Star remark humorously contrasts a man seeking a wonderful est and a woman seeking beautiful attire. Miss Cayenne adds that one desires the stomach of an ostrich while the other desires feathers, reflecting playful debates on taste.
An advertisement touts Putnam's Extractor as a painless corn remedy that lifts corn from the roots in moments. It claims instant relief after painting on the corn, with shriveling and dropping out, available for a quarter at drugstores.
The 1918 Canadian Newspaper Directory reports 1491 publications in Canada up from 1381 in 1917. It lists 135 dailies, 5 tri weeklys, 41 semi weeklys, 1018 weeklies, 32 semi monthly, 228 monthly, 20 quarterly and 2 miscellaneous titles. A. McKim Limited, Montreal, Toronto, Winnipeg and London, England, says Canada’s press reaches a vast reading public and has grown with the industry over 27 years. The directory notes broad regional publication and growing banking and population patterns cited to illustrate potential markets.
A partial line mentions Sadeet Beta at the age of 13, with no additional context or details readable.
A disjointed scene shows a heated exchange where a speaker asserts defiance of regulations while a literalist presses forward. A girl remains silent, then offers a button as a jab, the moment turning chaotic with a violent outburst and a barrister-like figure cited from a famous play.
The passage extols Parmelee's Vegetable Pills as the best remedy for bilious ailments marked by orange tears and sour stomach. It claims easy correction of the disorder and touts the medicine as unmatched among pill preparations.
The excerpt cites 1912 1913 German writers praising war as a cleanser and preservative of Kultur. It contrasts claims that peace diminishes greatness with assertions that war fosters culture, unity, and moral renewal, noting the long wartime impact on society.
An offbeat wartime sketch describes a member of the American forces making an improvised descent and landing behind enemy lines. He reaches a British base after escaping a tangle of wires and then limps to a senior officer, recounting the perilous rescue and confusion.
The note asks about club dining hours from five to eight for all except the unspecified. It frames rules as a prompt about hours and exceptions without detailing a specific club or times.
The British ministry of food promotes potato butter as a low cost substitute for real butter. It describes boiling peeled potatoes until fluffy, ricing and adding a teaspoon of salt, beating to a smooth paste, and molding into rolls. A coloring agent may be used to imitate butter, with preservation considerations noted.
Dear Sirs this fall I was thrown on a fence and hurt my chest badly I tried many liniments but none helped until MINARD'S MENT was warmed on my breast and I was cured completely H COLLABOOM Roseway Digby Co NS
An intelligentsia debate in Monatschrift Berlin last February discusses polygamy as a patriotic facet amid Germany losing nobles. The Satien critiques conservative attitudes and notes the social impact of noble decline on national identity.
Captain Herbert Ren of Springfield and Prance of Gakhed Clin' were cited by a French general for bravery in action against German raiders. Lieut France reported a German machine strafing near Clamecy, its crew captured after a crash and bombardment ended the engagement.
A garbled OCR fragment discusses credentials and street slang with unclear names or places. Content appears nonstandard with misread words and broken phrases, offering no clear event, person, or organization to summarize accurately.
The fragment references war language and a wager on success with a nod to T. McCutcheon and personalities like C. Simmons. It contains scattered phrases about dice throws and outcomes, hinting at a commentary or column amid Chicago journalism.
The admiralty cannot secure enough ships as Canada trims exports. Only 134 million bushels can be shipped across the continent, unless both the United States and this country cut consumption markedly.
A lighthearted line notes a dream about a box party at a theatre and a loud conversation in a sheq, with the Boston Transcript quoted. The fragment hints at social theater life and everyday speech in period journalism.
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