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Newspaper
Outlook
Location
Outlook, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Oct 25, 1917
Page
3
A New York Times excerpt argues the air war will not decide victory alone and stresses combined land and air offensives. It notes a strong navy eager to join aerial combat and outlines a US aviation program ready to confront Taubes and German aircraft to aid artillery and break enemy lines.
A fragmentary report notes Germans are surprised in India with a letter awaiting better weather to take photographs. The writer mentions sun dependent shots and a growing situation as of Friday.
In London during August, 9,360 people helped run a system delivering over 515,000 meals at seven free buffets to returning soldiers and workers. About 1,027 were paid staff while 8,333 were volunteers. more than 1,800 men a day were moved to rest houses, with the effort supported entirely by voluntary subscriptions and unpaid ladies.
In July 1905 I was thrown from a machine injuring my hip and back and used a crutch for 14 months. In September 1906 Mr William Ou Lachute urged me to try Mina Liniment and I recovered fully.
The passage stresses Verdun as France’s key defense and the enduring French spirit. It notes the heavy toll and sustained resolve of soldiers, who remain united and determined beyond initial enthusiasm, shaping alliance hopes in 1916.
A correspondent reflects on endurance during wartime life. The speaker recalls family, hospital visits, and the heavy burden of staying at work for the war effort. Despite fear and longing, the creed remains that work must continue until victory.
Dr J D Kels Asthma Remedy hailed as relief for asthma sufferers. The ad says it opens airways and guards against future trouble, promising renewed energy and a brighter life for users.
The Dominion Department of Agriculture issues Bulletin No. 49 on simple inexpensive cold storage for farmers and country stores. J A Ruddick and Joseph Burgess sponsor Small Storages and Dairy. Free scale block prints and bulletin copies available from Ottawa. If adopted widely, it could boost ice usage efficiencies.
Readable lines suggest a dramatic claim about incurability and opposition to the CAL APPLICATIONS seat. No clear names or events are provided to confirm specifics.
The French sailing vessel Kieber of 277 tons stood up to a German submarine off the coast south of Britanny on September 7. After the captain was killed boatswain Pierre Monier led the fight for three hours until the foe retreated. Several crew members were cited for their actions.
A fragmented quotation by Gotthe portrays Prussians as born cruel and argues civilization cannot erase inherent savagery, claiming that civilization bears responsibility for shaping the Prussian character and actions.
Sir George Bury of the C P R writes to the British Columbia Wool Growers Association detailing global sheep statistics. He notes Canada’s relatively low sheep counts in 1909 to 1914, compares international trends, and argues for increasing production rather than slaughtering lambs and sheep.
The article urges midlife women to address weak blood and nerves with Dr Williams Pink Pills. It claims the pills renew red blood, boost appetite, fortify nerves, and restore health, happiness, and interest in life. Sold locally or by mail for 50 cents a box.
The widow of a West Virginia Methodist minister has had seven marriages within one family lineage. Her maiden name Partridge is linked to husbands Robins Sparrow Swan and two others, with one deceased. The family resided on Avenue Eagleville Canary Island See Fe Stee tieespetea.
The feeding margin affects steer profits as base price, gain, and feeding period interact. Higher quality cattle with low feed costs reduce the required margin, while poor cattle or expensive feeds demand a larger margin to break even.
There is no ailment so harassing as dyspepsia caused by stomach and liver defects. The piece claims Parmelee's Vegetable Action provides ready relief after years of effective use and dismisses other pills as inferior.
The United States plans 1 036 vessels building for ocean traffic. At current submarine success a two year window would allow the ships to be sunk, while allied shipyards would launch thousands more. Toronto Globe reports.
Prof Willfredi Stoner of the U S department of agriculture warns that deep potato piles commonly sweat and overheat the center especially when tubers are immature or moist. Ventilated partitions with two by fours and strips create airflow to prevent overheating and improve storage safety.
A Vancouver report notes a month of log production dipping amid a shortage of timber. Armstrong, secretary of the British Columbian Timber Board, warns of ongoing supply reductions and calls for measures to address the slump.
A British commander in No Man's Land showcases the Royal Corps' Signal Service as it runs telephone lines through northern France. The incident highlights the system’s resilience and the engineers’ broader duties beyond sap work.
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