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Newspaper
Outlook
Location
Outlook, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Sep 05, 1918
Page
3
Report notes Canadians show adaptability and initiative as air service personnel. It is understood that at least 35 percent of the actual flying officers in France are Canadians, underscoring their significant contribution to the war effort.
The New York Times compares Lincoln's condolence letter to a widow of Civil War fallen sons with the Kaiser’s response to a German mother who lost nine sons. It portrays Lincoln as serving the republic over ego, while the Kaiser’s reply centers on personal glory.
Stanley C. Smith of Cincinnati pioneers a potato bug extermination method using a vacuum carpet cleaner. He attaches an extension wire to a lamp and uses the powered cleaner outdoors to draw bugs into the machine, creating a surprising, improvised pest control device.
A curmudgeonly Mr Tightfist praises a brave rescuer who saved his wife at personal risk. The hero accepts a small quarter from the grateful husband and humbly notes the wife’s true value, while offering a quiet acknowledgment of the gesture.
Reconstructed classified note seeks reliable men for a fast selling opportunity. No capital required and potential earnings include two dollars per day with shipments of about one dollar per item. Territory filling quickly. response urged to write to select Co at 100 Thomas Bldg, Fowter.
A vintage ad urges quick use of Baby's Own Tablets at the first sign of illness in hot weather to prevent summer fits and cure sudden troubles in children. It claims safety with government assurance and promotes mail or dealer sales at 25 cents per box from The Dr. Williams' Medicine Co. Brockville Ontario.
The Hercules Powder Company obtained a munitions contract and, amid acetone scarcity, developed a process to produce acetone and solvents from kelp through fermentation. The project, described as a five trillion dollar operation, yields potassium chloride and new industrial solvents alongside explosives production.
The ad claims the remedy provides prompt relief from asthma and guards the future. It touts systematic inhaling of smoke or fumes to prevent re attacks and often achieve a permanent cure for sufferers.
A 35 ton Texas nite block was transported to a railroad by rolling it along a rough route from Liano to a station. Wire rope tied to the stone served as rope and protection while an engine on a truck pulled the rock forward at a controlled pace. The method adapted to lack of roads and weak bridges. The destination was a capitol-area site in Austin, Texas.
The article explains plummeting shell values from 1,150 to 550 per ton in Australasian waters orbiting Thursday Island Broome and the Dutch East Indies. It notes historic sales by Vanderbilts, a royal pearl industry under review by a Commonwealth commission led by Bamford, and ongoing labor and licensing challenges affecting pearl fleets and exports.
A reader from 7 Bee Street endorses MI NARDISS LENIENT for rheumatism and related pains, claiming excellent results from personal use and recommending the product to others. The letter quotes a closing sign off and indicates a company letterhead style endorsement.
The French army develops lunch dogs to supply light lunches coffee and even cartridges to men in isolated trenches. These trained dogs carry provisions for fighters in front line positions amid ongoing bombardments.
A brief report notes renewed support for a Mexican American youth program, highlighting sponsorship and community engagement. Key figures cited include local organizers and partners working to expand mentorship and activities for teens.
A yacht attacked a submerged U boat near the surface. As divers attempted to locate the wreck the disturbance showed a spurt of air through the water. A third depth charge dispersed the area and a survivor, oil covered, died three hours later despite aid aboard.
Time has tested it and mar liniments carry the Dr Thomas Eclectric Oil. If priced at double its cost it would still be a cheap liniment.
A life saving operation was performed 1800 miles away under a surgeon's direction after a man fell from a horse at Hall's Creek in northern Australia. With no local doctor within 1000 miles the Perth physician advised by telegraph and the hall master and surgeon's assistant used a razor to carry out the procedure successfully.
An old advertisement touts Putnam’s Corn Resolve as a safe remedy that can lift corn from the roots with instant relief. It claims other remedies hurt and Don’t cost more than a course at any drug store.
The Amsterdam Telegraaf reports hunger sickness from famine and influenza spreading among Dutch workers returning from Germany. Thousands fall ill or die in Westphalia and Rhine districts as food rations fail and hospitals fill, with surgical needs rising.
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An unclear and garbled OCR fragment from a German related text provides only scattered phrases and no coherent event. Names places or dates are unreadable, limiting any reliable summary or factual extraction.
A brief notice notes Minard's Liniment claimed to cure Dandraff though the stone sign posts remained as gravings.
A historical notice promises a $100 reward for a cure of catarrhal deafness. It claims a single method can reduce inflammation and restore mucous surfaces and directs readers to Cheney & Co. Toledo for circulars.
Two French workers developed artificial eyes with an enamel front for natural appearance and a hollow air-filled back. The hollow eyes are soft and elastic, respond to eye movements, do not irritate the socket, and are unbreakable.
Nationalistic conflict leads to a clash involving key figures and armies. Reports describe strategic moves by generals and defense leaders amid rising tensions and shifting alliances.
A wartime report highlights road work dubbed a marvel as forces advance. The piece notes risk to soldiers, ingenuity in construction, and the strategic value of road corridors under fire. It underscores grit and persistence amid heavy combat conditions.
A historical note says women workers replace men in shipyard keel tasks. Women labor in all-women gangs under women foremen and overseers. The passage asserts women perform well and may be superior to men in certain shipyard duties.
Whale meat from the Pacific coast sold briskly at retail for 15 cents a pound over ten days. Householders seeking to live well and economically prepared to secure the discount, with the article noting broad consumer appeal and steady demand at Ported.
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