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Newspaper
Outlook
Location
Outlook, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Nov 14, 1918
Page
2
A historical advertisement touts Hamilton's Pills as purging skin blemishes and cleansing the blood. It claims rapid action, mild safety for men women or children, and urges purchase of a 25 cent box from any dealer.
A wary tramp named Calvert Morgan discusses his past prison ties with the professor Zimbalist and explains he sought rest and possible aid. Jasper Morgan warns of risk, while the pair sense the danger of exposure and possible schemes in their tense exchange.
Jasper Morgan and Professor Zimbalist plot with a tramp named Mike Hever. Calvert suspects danger as dawn approaches and the conspirators debate timing and a possible assignment, while Morgan refuses to reveal a lead, insisting it depends on unseen circumstances.
Superintendent Noakes faces pressure to drop the pursuit after Whitehall and Scotland Yard dismiss arrest prospects Involving Sir Anthony West and the impecunious baronet The local force remains stymied with no tangible witness or foothold as the inquiry stalls.
A veteran captain recalls how many deserving medals go unawarded when observers miss heroic acts. A colonel built a strong signaling unit but HQ repeatedly shuffles top performers, asking for two efficient signallers, while new recruits disrupt the lineup.
Due to unreadable OCR text only fragments remain. The item references a name and place but lacks clear action dates or facts. The readable bits suggest a local brief about a person and a location, with no verifiable event or outcome.
Reeducation programs at McGill University in Montreal place veterans in electrical and machine shop labs for a mix of practical and theoretical training. Examples show an electric wireman becoming an electrical foreman earning double prewar wages, and a French Canadian teamster rising to foreman roles after retraining. The plan aims to fit veterans into industrial roles with profitable outcomes for firms and individuals.
Heavy batteries opened along the coast as reconnaissance at West Deep uncovered a long bombardment. Big guns from six to eleven inches roared, shells splashed water, and one ship reportedly fell after a single blast amid advancing allied forces.
A damaged Persian relic, a bronze cannon claimed by the Shah’s forces, bears inscriptions praising victory over the Turks. Details describe its size about 20 feet long, muzzle thickness, and a ball sample. The inscription and dating debate are noted by Edward Browne with Persian scholars.
A Zurich resident's letter cited by Italian press argues supply lines hinder German armies. It claims rail transport of munitions and troops is repeatedly disrupted by air strikes and bomb damage, notably on the Koblenz Namur line, leaving lines useless for days during Foch's assault.
The piece notes butter from New Zealand supplies British Columbia and much of the Prairie Provinces, often beating Montreal in cost due to lower rail and ocean freight. It cites fresh grass flavor, careful refrigeration on ships, and a preference among English-speaking settlers for less salted butter as the dominant Canadian demand unit.
A private onyx seal used by George Washington to sign the Declaration of Independence in 1776 is not in U S archives. The seal passed from Washington to his adopted daughter then to the Comtesse d Hautpoul who handed it to Mr Frechtel in Paris as a national heirloom.
A Baltimore reader recounts long organic troubles and nervous headaches. After months in bed and failed treatments a doctor urged Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, which the writer credits with restoring health and making work enjoyable.
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