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Newspaper
Outlook
Location
Outlook, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Oct 24, 1918
Page
3
Proverb about saving money urges putting away earnings for future needs. It contrasts sharp spending today with the long term value of savings, claiming future prosperity depends on disciplined saving and that others’ savings will seem attractive in hard times.
Bayard McMulin and J. H. Bailey are cited as being cured of goitre and other ailments by Minard's Liniment and Sliniment respectively. Mrs W A Johnson and Walsh Ontario residents are mentioned with similar claims. Parkdale and Ontario locations are noted in connection with these cures.
The report notes Saskatchewan lands totaling about 100 000 acres will be used in the Sythe production scheme overseen by the Indian Affairs commissioner next year. It states a marked increase in cultivation by the Indians and their willingness to work harder, with seeds directed to grow more foodstuffs. The plan doubles their current cultivated acreage for next year.
Resolutions adopted by the Socialists of the Reichsrat in Paris claim the right of Slavic-Latin nations in Austria to determine their fate and demand the reunion of German regions into a single Germanic state. They insist on autonomy for Slavic nations while opposing loss of German territory to new national states and seek federation within Austria.
Dr J D Kel loge's asthma remedy claims to end choking and night attacks and to provide uninterrupted sleep. The ad urges sufferers to try it to prove its value through a personal trial.
The order fixes October 5 1918 as the start time for the one half mile ban around shops making munition or army navy supplies for German alien females. The Attorney General set this date under the April 19 1918 proclamation expanding enemy alien regulations to include females and other ages within the zone.
A historical note outlines white clover thriving on Alberta streets and fields through summer, spreading spontaneously and tolerating drought. It details clover as a hardy, productive crop used for hay and pasture, often grown with timothy in central Alberta and alsike in the south, with red clover arriving later but gaining popularity among dairy farmers.
Urgent call for near-healthy individuals while many feel the impact of illness. Claims Dr Williams Pink Pills restore blood and nerves, improving energy, mood, and vitality for a dollar price. Seeks buyers via dealers or mail order from The Dr Williams Co Brockville Ont.
Reports praise General Gouraud’s forces for remarkable acts of bravery. A French soldier using an automatic rifle wiped out a complete field gun battery. A squad seized a trench and captured 105 prisoners, signaling high skill and resolve in harsh combat conditions.
It is argued that science in industry is not unique to Germany but originated elsewhere. The piece notes Germany and America advanced industrial science in the twenty years before the war, driven by belief in science, disciplined industry, and state duties on regulation, citing the London Daily Telegraph on Britain’s recovery and awakening.
An advertisement touts a ether compound for removing corns and calluses. It claims painless relief with direct application to the affected area and easy removal of the corn after drying, urging readers to obtain from a local druggist or wholesale house.
In the midst of battle a young lieutenant passed a memento pin to a comrade with instructions to ship it back to his mother if possible. The pal continued and was killed by a shell within moments. The pin is now headed to the United States.
Lens and Armentieres are described as key sites once yielding major coal and steel output in Northern France. The Lens region supplied about 5,000,000 tons to Paris and industrial centers, and four years of war left Lens heavily damaged while remaining a strategic focal point for French and British forces.
Ambiguity surrounds a disputed decision labeled master cant as discussions about airiness and bets circulate. No clear resolution emerges but speculation hints at lingering doubts about feasibility and timing.
A wartime interview lauds General Currie and General Stewart for leading Canadian forces in France. The minister praises the team effort in arranging transportation across France and Flanders as Canadian troops push toward a decisive conclusion.
Among Northwest war workers many Sioux and Dakota Indians enlisted early, leaving schools and answering calls by draft with readiness to serve. They raised bonds and bought Liberty bonds and war savings stamps, while Red Cross efforts, bead work sales, and decorated robes support the war drive on reservations such as Rosebud and other camps.
Advertiser celebrates Dr Thomas Eclectric Oil as widely introduced new sales surge across locales. Product described as portable in bottles and suitable for varied conditions, claiming strong efficacy without specific details.
A fragment notes Indian contingents testing bear traps in No Man's Land as part of wartime ingenuity. The report highlights rapid, practical innovation used against the enemy.
Fragmented text notes the blue ribband of the vee Cross and mentions the crimson ribbands for the army and the Royal Air Force. Details are unclear but reference to military honors across services is present.
Soft corns are difficult to eradicate but Holloway's Corn Cure will draw them out painlessly.
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