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Newspaper
Outlook
Location
Outlook, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Nov 21, 1918
Page
8
A vintage style note wishes happiness and health and urges readers to use Mamilton's Pills sold by all dealers in Die bears, framing a cheerful blessing and product promotion in old time language.
Superintendent Noakes heads to Camlyn Court after learning Tom Burbury vanished from the rectory area. Mrs Burbury reveals Tom hinted of going to the shore, and she urges inquiry into Michael Hever who may testify for the defense.
Professor L J Smith of Manitoba Agricultural College notes that over 80 percent of farm tractors sold in western Canada in the past two years are light tractors under 25 horsepower. He says whether the light tractor will supplant heavier types depends on operators and upkeep considerations.
Historical note on importing Siberian and Lapland reindeer to Alaska beginning in 1891 to avert famine. Private funding enabled initial herd of sixteen, expanding to 35 000 by 1914 with government support. Deer provide transport across Alaska, carrying cargo, surviving on moss, outperforming dogs for long journeys.
A disjointed quotation references Germany and a judge’s reaction to a planned response. The garbled lines hint at a discussion of Germany’s conduct and potential leniency or concessions, but the record remains unclear on speaker, context, or outcome.
A trainload of cattle and sheep departed Calgary by C N R on Saturday for Saskatoon and other Saskatchewan points. The shipment, pursued by the provincial department of agriculture, will be distributed to Saskatchewan farmers under the Livestock Purchase and Sale Act.
The Dorset sheep, known as Dorset Horns in Britain, originate in Dorsetshire and extend into Somersetshire and the Isle of Wight. They produce early lambs, white wool with strong texture, and excel in breeding and milking, with mature rams 200–225 pounds and ewes 150–180 pounds.
An OCR fragment hails Beecham's Pills as the largest medicine in the world with a brief note on the remedy. The text cites a dose of 2c and promotes the product as a universal cure.
The Chemical institute of Leipzig found no foreign items in the bread sample. Feathers thread wadding lysol wood straw chalk and sand were not present in the examined loaf.
A fragmentary obituary outline recalls Lord Halsbury nearing ninety four with mind impaired and notes his long life through three reigns and major 19th century events. It references emancipation, Catholic reform, Gladstone, Beaconsfield, the locomotive era, and literary milestones from Carlyle to Tennyson.
A drafted man is advised to apply for a transfer to the Highlanders via London Opinion after failing to locate suitable trousers. The exchange hints at humorous frustration and a path to unit reassignment.
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