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Newspaper
Outlook
Location
Outlook, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Nov 01, 1917
Page
6
The report states perennial Sow Thistle in Manitoba can be nearly eliminated in one season using summer fallow. Many infested districts show good or extra good wheat crops on fields that were fallowed and treated. Where thistles are well established, grain crops are starved and may not cover threshing costs. landowners are warned to weed fields next season.
Albert Ballin head of Hamburg Amerikan Linie loses favor as Germany's war drains his fleet and work. He calls the conflict idiotic and rues his life’s labor as enemy use of ships or ships wasted in starving ports. The autocrat’s tolerance remains his only solace.
A Grain Growers' group decries fixed wheat prices arguing the move harms farmers and fuels speculation. They urge fixed prices for flour and bread to stabilize profits and condemn gambling in food as a crime.
An advertisement claims Dr J Kel loge's asthma remedy ends asthma attacks and provides relief with one sleep and rest. It invites readers to try the treatment to convince themselves of its value and health benefits.
Incoherent text hints at Zeebrugge Ostend ruins and a fading eco win amid invasion. Mentions bout and Ho hints at larger wartime themes with unclear details.
J H Hazlewood of the Department of Social Service argues that while science can extend life, the true barrier is moral will. He says churches must drive practical changes to align knowledge with living habits, beyond warnings.
A Cincinnati authority promotes Freezone as a low cost remedy to lift all types of corns or calluses without pain. The compound dries on application and does not inflame surrounding tissue, with bottles available at drug stores via pharmacists.
The article notes that standardized ships speed loading and cargo handling through rapid access hatchways and improved port facilities. It highlights wartime cargo efficiency, increased sea crew well being, and the shift toward smaller two person cabins to enhance seafaring life.
A reader asserts eating fruit with skins is healthier and mentions a plan involving a two week diet and a magazine, attributed to a person named Hoover. No clear dates or organizations provided.
A servant seeks a price for a broad faced cen, only to learn from the shopkeeper that it is an owl. The remark ends with a practical quip about the bird's use. The second item touts Parmelee's liver pills as a trusted remedy, listing causes of liver imbalance and praise for the product.
A Rochester Herald editorial argues freedom of the seas hinges on destroying German military power. It warns that until Germany’s navy and force are dismantled there can be no lasting peace and control of commerce will be challenged by buccaneer-like powers.
A heated exchange between a member of the S P C A and a driver arises after allegations of animal cruelty. The advocate insists on speaking out, saying the horse cannot defend itself while noting the driver’s mistreatment.
Urgent appeal for healthy living and active roles for women and men weakened by illness. It argues debility stems from poor blood supply and endorses Pink Pills as a remedy to restore strength, nerves, and mood via renewed blood.
Readers note Admiral von Tirpitz, who began the submarine campaign, expressing sympathy for Americans who call the war capitalist. The column frames evolving attitudes as public opinion shifts regarding the conflict.
A fragmentary OCR line shows a garbled quote about a doctor and a morbid warning, with stray words like Weetie and diene. The readable portion lacks clear context or attribution.
A caustic New York Evening Post critique accuses Germany of lawlessness and political folly. It argues the German government bears responsibility for its own collapse and foresees consequences, with sharp language about national behavior and power.
The advertisement claims Holloway's Corn Cure can eradicate soft corns painlessly by drawing them out, offering a simple remedy for foot comforts.
An professor Delmer recalls how educated Germans shifted from steadfast support of Kaiser Wilhelm II to questioning his leadership and autocratic style. He notes wartime blame on faulty diplomacy, dismissals of Bismarck, and the succession of chancellors viewed as weak.
The military medical authorities examined thousands of citizens and reported that one in five is crippled. The text critiques physical worth and public attention to health, noting a focus on the body is misplaced.
The Chicago Tribune warns that defeat would imperil farms factories and homes, urging decisive victory alongside our allies and the force of arms to prevent disaster on earth.
A brief note invites residents to consider upcoming milestones and initiatives. Leaders urge participation and outline steps for collective improvement, highlighting local projects, meetings, and opportunities to contribute to shared goals.
The article notes rising international strain with Belgium and Alsace Lorraine tensions and a British mining wage dispute threatening a broader crisis. It emphasizes national unity against unjust conditions and global repercussions.
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