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Newspaper

Outlook

Location

Outlook, Saskatchewan, Canada

Date

Nov 27, 1914

Page

5

Flower Girl in London Shelter After Street Confrontation

The Gower flower girl is escorted by a policeman after an attempted arrest linked to a street confrontation. Hugh and Lord Ambrose debate charges while Hannah and the crowd assess the incident. The girl defends her presence as innocent amid suspicions and fear.

Lord Ambrose Hugh Lord Amrose Tellim Apetaire Hugh Re Ciggers Soch Ace Dows Lord Sacrose Hannah Lori Amorose London Delia Hetherington Battersea Haugh Hegh Naeah

Irrigation Farming Shows Higher Wheat Yields at Lethbridge

Seven year trials at the Dominion Experimental Farm in Lethbridge compare dry land and irrigation farming. Results indicate irrigation raises wheat yields by about 20 bushels per acre on average, while also preserving soil fertility and reducing need for summer fallow.

Dominion Lethbridge

Roosevelt plan for world peace via a universal tribunal

A London summary discusses Roosevelt's proposal for a Great Powers tribunal to decide international disputes. Nations would pledge to accept rulings, defend them with military force, and pursue real armament limits. The piece notes neutrality ethics, education of nations, and progress toward reducing intergovernmental conflict.

Roosevelt New York Times Betty Dew Britain America United States London

Useful Germs Highlight Fermentation And Industry

The Florida State Board of Health notes that useful germs drive fermentation in wine beer whiskey vinegar vanilla and leather tanning among other processes. It explains yeasts ferment bread dough and other foods while enzymes and microbial action enable dairy production.

State Board of Health of Florida Zoey

Turkey's Tumultuous Role in European Affairs

The article discusses Turkey's long influence in European events and how England’s concerns about Russia shaped actions in Asia and Europe, reflecting a historical balance of power. It notes centuries of tension and strategic maneuvering affecting regional stability.

Turkey Europe England India

Germany and England and the War’s Meaning

The article reviews J. A. Cramb’s late London book Germany and England arguing war is tied to empire and fate, praising its critique of English ignorance of Prussia. It notes Cramb’s warning against world dominion and reflects on war’s transcendental appeal and its psychological pull.

Damas J. A. Cramb Queers College London Germany England Trietechke Prussia Europe Captain Scott Yates Antarctic Lramb

Advertising Pays at Ontario Fruit Growers Convention

The 55th annual convention of the Fruit Growers' association of Ontario endorses a resolution supporting advertising of the Canadian Apple under the Ceenee brand to boost trade and commerce.

the Fruit Growers’ Association of Ontario, of Trade and Commerce Ceenee

Fragmentary note about a Boston Troth confrontation

A fragmented OCR fragment describes a scene with Bent and a Boston Troth mention. It references weighing 210 and a peasant’s barn and repeated phrases about going over and again. The text is incoherent with missing context and names.

Irrigation boosts Alberta alfalfa profits and asks for funding

Dr Lenham and Dr Dunham outline alfalfa profitability on irrigated southern Alberta lands. A petition signed by over 200 farmers asks the Dominion government to extend irrigation systems, with estimated land costs at 18 to 50 dollars per acre and forty year repayment. The note cites the Canadian Pacific irrigation project as context and includes comic non sequiturs about a suburban doctor and society chatter.

Alberta Lenham Lethbridge Board of Rade Dusham Lethbridge Dominion Government Dunham Abberta Canadian Pacific Railway

Nervous Prostration Told By Philadelphia Reader

A Philadelphia woman describes severe nervous prostration with heart palpitations head constipation dizziness and restless feelings. She says she read in the paper about a remedy and seeks relief for her condition.

Philadelphia

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