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Newspaper
Outlook
Location
Outlook, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Oct 25, 1917
Page
6
The article discusses America’s aviation program and navy readiness, stressing air and land actions may decide victory. It notes plans to counter German Taubes and hurdles to artillery, asserting resolve to do its share in all operations.
A reader writes of intending to mail a letter about a German prison in India when weather improves for photographs to accompany the note. The writer notes ongoing growth and mentions the arrival of something on Friday.
The London operation serving Tommy and returning soldiers employed 9,360 people in August, including 1,027 paid staff and 8,333 volunteers. An average of 1,800 men daily were moved to rest houses, with meals totaling 515,613 at seven free buffets run for over two years by volunteers funding them entirely.
In July 1905 the writer was thrown from a machine injuring hip and back and used a crutch for 14 months. In September 1906 William Ou Lachute urged trying Mina Liniment, resulting in complete recovery and optimal health thus far.
The article reflects on France’s wartime endurance after 15 months of heavy tolls and raids. It praises the French spirit, unity, and patience, noting Verdun as a key defense. It underscores the alliance’s hope tied to ongoing French stamina and continued resistance.
A wartime reflection on duty and endurance. A speaker notes the pull of home and the brutal tasks of war, insisting there is work to do until it is finished. The passage emphasizes loyalty, sacrifice, and the grim realities facing soldiers and families alike.
An advertisement touts Dr J D Kels Asthma Remedy for relief of asthma symptoms. It claims to open airways and prevent future trouble, promising renewed energy and a better life for sufferers.
The Dominion department of agriculture issues Bulletin No. 49 on small cold storage for farmers storekeepers and dairy producers. It covers simple inexpensive ice house and refrigerator plans with detailed drawings and free bloc prints. The bulletin aims to boost use of cold storage and ice supplies across communities.
A brief note reports CAL applications blocked by the seat of foes amid ongoing political contention. Officials cite unresolved catarrh as a metaphor for health or impediment hindering process. No further details provided.
The French sailing vessel Kieber of 277 tons received commendation for a three hour battle with a German submarine south of Brittany on September 7. Boatswain Pierre Monier fought the ship after the captain was killed as the crew held the line and forced the submarine to retreat.
A fragment quotes Gotthe calling Prussians born cruel and civilization unable to tame or stage their savagery, arguing civilization bears responsibility for Prussian behavior.
Sir George Bury of the CPR urges British Columbia Wool Growers to boost sheep numbers. He cites global totals and per country figures, noting Canada lags behind Australia and South Africa and warns of lamb and sheep losses despite potential gains.
An advertisement urges women in midlife to try Dr Williams Pink Pills to combat fatigue headaches and weakness. It claims the pills restore rich red blood, boost appetite, strengthen nerves, and improve overall health, offering home treatment via mail order at 50 cents a box.
The minister's wife, once Partridge, has married three times and counts Robins Sparrow and Swan among spouses or relatives. The fragmented text mentions the family line, residence on Avenue See Fe Stee tieespetea and Canary Island area, with one member deceased.
The feeding margin affects steer profits as base price and feed costs interact. Higher quality steers with cheap feeds reduce required margins, while poor stock and expensive feed raise margins. longer feeding increases daily costs and overall gain.
There is no ailment so harassing as dyspepsia arising from stomach and liver defects. The piece extols Parmelee's Vegetable Action as a proven remedy after years of use and dismisses rival pills as inferior.
The United States has 1 036 vessels building for ocean traffic and at current German submarine success rates it would take about two years to sink them all. By then allied shipyards would have launched thousands more.
Prof Willfredi Stoner of the U S department of agriculture warns that deep potato piles risk overheating and sweating, especially with immature tubers or moist soil. He suggests ventilated partitions of two by fours and strips to create air spaces to regulate temperature during storage.
A Vancouver report notes one month of log production with marked declines and an official review led by Armstrong, secretary of the British Timber Association, amid shortages impacting timber shipments.
In northern France the Royal Engineers’ Signal Service runs a telephone line showing the system’s life like capabilities. A commander on reconnaissance in No Man’s Land lay under cover as the line remained intact, illustrating the efficiency of wartime communications.
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