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Newspaper

Outlook

Location

Outlook, Saskatchewan, Canada

Date

Nov 07, 1918

Page

3

Western Cattle Dominate Eastern Exhibition Prizes

At Eastern exhibitions Western cattle led in prizes while Toronto saw losses. John Barron of Carberry Manitoba, with his Shorthorn herd, has a 35 year record of steady breeding. He invested little beyond farm earnings and built a continent leading bloodline. His record signals vast potential in Western Canada’s cattle industry, still in early development.

Eastern Can West Toronto Prise John Barron Carberry Manitoba Barron Canada

No More Corn Pain with Holtesasc Corn Cure

A claim of relief from corns offered by Holtesasc Corn Cure promises comfortable walking. The advertisement targets men and women seeking relief from corn discomfort and foot irritation.

Mysterious Exchange At Border Cities Star

A fragment from the Border Cities Star shows a dialogue about marriage and family roles with unclear speakers, hinting at social expectations and personal uncertainty in a dated, conversational tone.

Minard's Liniment Cures Diphtheria Detected

A Detroit Free excerpt blends odd lines about a patent medicine claim for diphtheria cure with disrupted dialogue about biscuits and a bride's sharp retort. The fragmentary text interleaves jokes and political wartime references, creating a noisy, unclear snapshot of a period press page.

Chivalrous France Honored for Moral Victory in War

The Edinburgh Scotsman editorial lauds France as the morally superior ally in the conflict, contrasting Germany’s infamy with France’s chivalry. It credits France with clean hands, high ideals, and steadfast valor, noting neighboring powers’ differing moral outlooks and the enduring pride in allied ties.

Germany France Edinburgh Scotsman

It Testifies for Itself Dr Thomas Eclectric Oil

The advertisement proclaims that ten testimonials prove its powers, claiming the remedy eases colds cuts sprains burns and bodily pains with no guarantee needed, and asserts the Oil is widely used.

Thomas

French steel left by retreating Germans to aid salvage efforts

The Christian Science Monitor notes that French people will salvage the steel Germans abandoned in retreat from France. The steel, buried in grain fields and woodlands, is worth millions of marks and will become a source of postwar compensation for damaged fields as artificial mines are worked for years.

France Christian Science Monitor

Minard's Liniment Cures Colds Not Scared by Bogies

A clipped quotation from a Chicago Tribune article rails against German ruthlessness in World War I. It asserts the Kaiser’s creed of terror including violence toward women and children, city destruction, and enslaving populations, noting Belgium’s suffering and France enduring theft and loss.

Geraay Belgium France Chicago Tribune

German-Soviet Conspiracy Ships Russian Gold to Germany

Reports in Swiss and Polish papers detail German efforts to seize Russia s gold reserves with Soviet complicity. Three trains each carried 25 strong cases toward Wartsee. Russian gauge differences required unloading and reloading onto German cars as German soldiers in escort supervised the operation.

Switzerland Russia Eve European Germany Wartsee Sol Pranedl

Putnam's Corn Remedy Promises Quick Relief

An old ad touts Putnam's Painless Corn Extractor offering instant relief for tender corns. The product claims to shrivel and dry the corn and even peel it away. Priced at a quarter, it markets itself as cheaper and better than competing options.

Putnam's Putnam’s

Relic Bell of Ireland Goes Up for Sale in London

An ancient relic famed as a gold bell once owned by the O Cahanes of County Clare is offered in London. Known to Irish peasants as Clog na neal or the cloud bell, it is dated to the 11th century by antiquaries though some say it was shaped by human hands. The bell, linked to St Senan and Scattery Island, was kept by the O Cahanes before their guardianship.

London Ireland County Clare O'Cahanes St. Senan Scattery

Allies Forge Economic Unity for Postwar Recovery

Crespi outlines forthcoming London talks and asserts Italy's food ministry role within a broader inter allied organization. The piece stresses the alliance as a potential nucleus for a league of nations and argues this structure will ease postwar reconstruction by strengthening economic cohesion and shared burdens among the Allies.

America Crespi London Italy League O Nations Signor Crespi

Guard the Baby Against Colds

An old advertisement promotes Baby's Own Tablets as a mild laxative to keep a baby’s stomach and bowels regular. It claims good gut health prevents colds and promotes thriving, selling at 25 cents a box from The Dr. Williams' Medicine Co. Brockville Ont.

Dr. Williams’ Medicine Co Brockville Ont

Enormous Mission grapevine at Santa Barbara

A giant Mission grapevine near the old Catholic Mission in Santa Barbara, California, is claimed to be the world’s largest. Planted by Franciscan monks about a century ago, it yields ten to eleven bunches of black grapes and has produced wine for seven years. The vine covers 115 square feet with a spread of eight feet at its widest.

Santa Barbara California

Montreal Buyer Praises Minards Tiniment Sample

An 1908 note from Ernest Leveille of Montreal records trying Minards Tiniment for rheumatism during a 15 day period in the month of Ja. The customer reports positive early results from the remedy.

Ernest Leveille Ontario East Montreal

Cincinnati Man Describes Pain Free Corn Lift Method

A Cincinnati man explains a technique to dry up and lift a corn or callus without pain using simple hand pressure.

Cincinnati

Freezone corn remover advertised in Cincinnati

An old Cincinnati ad promotes Freezone for corns and calluses. It claims quick, painless removal by applying a few drops from a small bottle bought at any drug store or via the pharmacist from a wholesale house.

Cincinnati

Oil Storage Tanks Now Being Built in Western Canada

The article notes rapid growth of oil storage tanks on Canadian prairie farms as tractors replace horses. Oil consumption rises significantly with more tanks planned across three provinces and twenty three tanks under construction by one company.

Canada Ing

The Proven Asthma Remedy Gains Quiet Followers

Since asthma existed there has been no lack of heralded cures yet none lasting. Dr J D Remed Ramey Son offers a remedy that has quietly earned relief and new converts without sensational methods.

Dr. J. D Ramey Son

Misread Remarks and Disjointed Chat in Office Room

A coworker conversation reveals a boss addressing a typist with fragmented lines about appearance dress and conduct. The exchange includes garbled phrases and stray numbers, suggesting a damaged text passage reflecting improper or unclear dialogue in an office setting.

After Prison Freedom of What They Heard in War-Torn France

British soldiers relayed tales from evacuated French towns where civilians hid in underground retreats to avoid detection. A shopkeeper recounted securing a gas mask for his mother and remaining silent through darkness as German infantry and wagons rattled outside Romancourt.

Romancourt Thiey

Stranger Than Fiction Tale From Mr Lauder in London

Mr Harry Lauder told an American Lupcheon Club in London a touching story about a Baltimore woman who sent a letter describing a grave marker. The cross panel bore the name Captain Lauder, his own son, and a wooden cross with the Union Jack.

Harry Lauder London England United States Baltimore Jacek Lauder

Chopsticks in Paris Dining Under Gravity

A traveler recalls a Poilu in France who feasts with chopsticks. He discovers two sticks hidden in a pocket and axes rice with meat cube and sauce, dining atop a truck bench while onions scent the center of the dish. The scene highlights cultural improvisation and gesturing as language barriers fade.

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