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Newspaper
Outlook
Location
Outlook, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Oct 03, 1918
Page
6
An account critiques Lenine and his inner circle for failed dreams of a proletariat millennium. It claims his calls for immediate peace provoked mutiny and civil war, while allies and German treaty terms belied his aims. The piece brands Lenine as utterly discredited for wrecking Russia and pressuring a humiliating Brest-Litovsk peace.
The text notes that one ounce of jam per person is valued as butter becomes scarce. Housewives are urged to make all jam possible to aid conservation amid the shortage. It also mentions Holloway's Corn Cure as a treatment that removes corn roots without flesh injury.
A multi millionaire snarls at a news boy as he climbs into a limousine. The boy retorts that the man is already a millionaire while the boy is still working toward his first hundred thousand. Washington Post report.
The piece contrasts German fear and need for partial military law with French restraint as Paris faced German bombardment. It argues Germans trust only force and fear defeat, while French courage persisted despite looming doom and the brutality witnessed in Belgium and France.
Hundreds who suffered long from asthma found relief after using Dr J D s Asthma Remedy. The letters sent to the manufacturers claim the remedy brings prompt relief even in neglected cases.
A poetic message from 114 Polish officers and soldiers asks fellow countrymen to endure sacrifice for a homeland that currently has no recognized existence. The piece likens their resolve to Nathan Hale and underscores the enduring, idealized Polish nation as a real, coming force.
A fragmented 19th century medical and household advice item suggests Minard's Liniment cures diphtheria. It then shifts to mending socks and stockings with careful darning guidance and a note on black thread and fabric repairs.
A German pilot crash lands after being chased by a British aeroplane. He collides with a cottage, is chased by an angry Flemish farmer and a French widow, and is taken into custody by British guards as villagers collect wreckage for firewood.
A 19th century style advertisement describes Dr Williams Own Tablets as a mild but thorough laxative for children. It claims to regulate bowels sweeten the stomach and improve well being. Sold by medicine dealers or by mail for 25 cents a box from The Dr Williams Medicine Co. Brockville Ont.
A brief, irregular OCR fragment suggests a poor southern youth wed a wife with limited means. It mentions a marriage ceremony, a minister, and a line about children and Sunday school, with garbled dialogue and archaic spellings.
Fragmentary note describes a July 1915 incident where the writer injured a hip and used liniment with satisfactory relief, claiming life was saved by the remedy. The passage is unclear and lacks full context or identifiable names or locations.
The United States runs 157 ship yards with 51 active before April 1917 and 106 established since. Seaboard distribution includes 66 Atlantic 22 Gulf 15 Great Lakes 54 Pacific coast. There are 70 yards for construction.
A cyclist observed a stranded parachute on a motor road and swerved into the field to reach the entangled officer. He rode at top speed into the parachute, ropes fouled the bike and the weight prevented further movement.
The Canada food board sets reasonable prices for wheat flour substitutes with regional ranges. Prices vary with grain costs. corn flour ranges from about 5 to 8 cents per pound, rye flour from roughly 7.25 to 8.75 cents, and barley flour from 6 to 6 cents, with a warning to retailers against overcharging.
Montdidier in the Somme is a historic town on the River Don with a population under 5,000 at the war’s start. It sits on an eminence and serves as the arrondissement capital, about 62 miles north of Paris by rail and 23 miles southeast of Amiens.
The article outlines adopting American soldiers at Walston to support front line troops. It calls for adopting and correspondence as main methods, and for sending rationed comforts to bolster allied efforts.
Fragmentary note references Corrigan and a warm remark about an admiring son in California. Mentions Buffalo Express and a playful exchange. Details are unclear due to damaged text, but the strands suggest a personal or local-interest snippet.
The article urges early action when stomach or liver falter and promotes Parmelee's Vegetable Pills as a holistic remedy. It claims the pills blend laxatives and sedatives to restore five organs to healthy function and outperforms other preparations.
The piece argues Brest-Litovsk shows the danger of negotiated peace for the Allies. It stresses that democracy must stay firm against any weakening actions and that victory over autocracy and conquest remains the overarching aim. It links Russian events to broader Allied strategy.
A fragment from Tit-Bits notes a Frenchman challenging an English tutor on the meaning of a sentence about Mr. oobi and a cons arnent. The remark suggests the complexity and quirks of English spelling and syntax.
An advertisement promotes Putnam's Extractor as a simple remedy for painful corns offering quick relief with a drop or two on the sore. The pitch claims fast action at a low cost, noting availability in drug stores for about a quarter.
The article notes a surge in mineral extraction, highlighting iron production rising dramatically in the last fifteen years. It discusses growing reliance on Earth's resources and hints at rising output and consumption trends across history and recent decades.
An office boy describes how the Germans count prisoners at the camp, barking orders to draw nearer and retreat. The scene emphasizes repetitive counting and control under harsh conditions, reflecting the tense atmosphere around the tent area.
OCR fragment hints at marketing claims for Minard's Liniment curing colds and other ailments with humorous notes about a beard. Mentions a military camp and a plan to aid recapture, plus reference to a man’s son, though details are unclear and partially garbled.
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