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Newspaper
Outlook
Location
Outlook, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Nov 21, 1918
Page
3
The annual report from the department of municipal affairs shows Saskatchewan municipalities in favorable financial condition despite the postwar depression. Fewer than 1 percent faced fund difficulties as seven cities, 75 towns, 314 villages, and 300 rural municipalities exist in the province.
The army experiences a surge in cigarette use with 500000 to 6000000 per month spent abroad through tobacco funds and private sources. Chewing tobacco demand lags behind the growing army personnel as the old U S cigarette habit declines.
The Cochrane ranch people held a lease covering land from Shaginappi Point to Morleyville, stretching southwest of Mac to miles west of the present C P R station.
Miller's Worm Powders attack worms in the stomach and intestines at once and prevent any worm from living after contact. They also improve digestive organ health that invites worms, creating conditions favorable to the child’s welfare. Tested in hundreds of cases, they are claimed trustworthy.
One of the largest irrigation projects in Western Canada nears completion north and west of Retlaw in Southern Alberta. It would deliver water to over 200,000 acres, with 30,000 acres ready to be flooded this spring. The land has been nonproductive due to water shortage.
An exchange turns comic as a tense home scene unfolds with sharp back and forth. The dialogue hints at a missing return and a stubborn resolve, capturing domestic tension in a fleeting, humorous moment.
Fragmentary OCR notes show a legal hearing reference with mentions of the court and a delay. Names or specific actions are unclear but imply ongoing proceedings and a discussion of continuance.
Fragmentary dialogue shows a concerned interlocutor asking Jack about his health and sleep. One speaker mentions Dr Chase and mentions taking something, suggesting a medical or sympathetic moment within a truncated scene.
France protests to Germany over forcible repatriation of Laon residents led by Mayor Ermant. Paris warns repatriation of German civilians from France will halt until Laon civilians are returned. Reports also note 300 French civilians seized from Furnet.
An advertisement touts Qaby's Own Tablets as a mild laxative for childhood ailments like constipation indigestion and colic promising quick bowel regulation and a sweeter stomach. It claims safety for babies and notes sales via dealers or mail order from Beatrix Ontario.
The Grain Growers' Association in Saskatchewan organized aid for harvest efforts. Members mowed and gathered hay to last a year while the group hired a man for a month to ensure crop remainder work. D Jupp of Speers G G local praises the cooperative spirit as widespread.
The item argues that Dr Thomas Eclectric Oil remains the sole effective liniment and internal medicine in certain cases. It claims few merchants may lack it but urges customers to take no substitute, noting its popularity reflected by demand.
The article argues that crimes committed during war, including murder, must be punished after peace. It cites Captain Henry Wirz and the Leinster tragedy, urging military trials for war crimes and subsequent execution if convicted, noting Wirz’s hanging for violations of the laws of war.
A partial readable exchange hints at a man who says a woman who jilted him was not seen in public. Another speaker notes he was very tired and did not read the man personally. The fragment lacks clear names or location.
Editorial notes Canada and the United States pledge to ship 17 500 000 tons of foodstuffs to the allies in the coming year. Hoover and Thomson must have loyal support from both nations to meet the heightened demand and ensure continued wartime economy and shared sacrifice.
A Quebec merchant cites Theodore Dorais as completely cured of rheumatism by Minard's Liniment Co. and invites verification from Dorais Parish Priest and neighbors, dated 12 May 1898 in St Isidore Quebec.
Taken prisoner by ruse, Americans count fifty-one members in a second German Landwehr unit, most sadly disillusioned from the German army. The men still are. a shabby trick ay.
The fragmentary text presents unclear names and phrases. It lacks coherent events or identifiable persons or organizations to summarize into a complete news item.
An elderly farmer ties his team to a telegraph post when stopped by a policeman. The officer declares the spot cannot be hitched there, prompting a heated retort from the farmer. The brief item captures a rural humor moment from the era.
An advertisement touts Wet aner's Corn Extractor as a painless, fast solution. It claims the product can lift corn by the rope with a few drops, removes the corn and root, and costs a quarter at drug stores.
A local fish dealer allegedly used coal tar based paint to color expensive salmon red, claiming a salmon flesh tint. Health officials halted the operation and closed the studio amid concerns over fish safety and contamination.
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