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Newspaper
Outlook
Location
Outlook, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Sep 10, 1915
Page
2
The report analyzes fencing posts in an agricultural context noting decay at the ground line. It compares rot rates for posts placed with larger ends down and discusses the impact of soil moisture, air exposure, and end orientation on longevity. It cites observations from farmers and researchers, including a statement on preferred post orientation to maximize durability.
A reader in Chatham forwards testimonials praising Dr. Pierce remedies for female ailments. The letter claims cures for backache hot flashes and depression, promoting Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription and Pleasant Pellets as natural and trustworthy, with imitators warned.
A fragmentary letter describes travel through a desert region likened to the Garden of Eden with date trees inland and vast open sands. It mentions hospital ships, the Turkish army, and Stamboul Guards as captives, with notes on marches and hardships during a campaign.
The article describes a rapid pie production setup run by eight foremen and six assistants. It notes the machine’s efficiency and hints at the pie rimming wheel as part of the process, but the text is incomplete on specific outputs or dates.
Readable fragments describe visitors touring the Rockies and Lake Lewes with rail routes through Kettle Valley and Kokanee lines. Mentions Emperor William, German coin seized aboard a Greek vessel, and a Letter from the Kaiser praising Islam and urging victory.
A customer testimonial from David Henderson reports a long bleeding facial tumor healed after using INARD'S LINIMENT. He claims several bottles cured the tumor and it completely disappeared, dated September 1906.
The readable text contains garbled phrases about a Bat why, saving fees, a new electric fan, and replacing air in a room. It mentions a window to rentilate a room and supplying air, but the full context and specifics are unclear.
An Ottawa Citizen letter argues liquor consumption drains resources during wartime. It questions whether Canadians value drinks over the country, urging abstinence as a patriotic economic measure and noting government revenue from liquor but overall personal and national costs. It cites Germany and Canada and appeals to shared duty.
The article urges prompt care for childhood illnesses and promotes Babys Own Tablets as a preventative measure. It claims the tablets can be used from birth and are widely sold by medicine dealers and malt shops for 20 cents a box from The Dr Williams Medicine Co. Brockville Ontario.
An observer notes a speaker’s humorous take on life’s meaning for different people from preacher to joker, miser, loafer, lawyer, poet, doctor, soldier, teacher, grafting fool, and others. The piece ends with a quip about hearing an instrument man delivering something and a remark about the installation.
An article extols onions as a cure for colds and insomnia. It describes onion based breakfasts, lunches, suppers, plasters, and syrup as popular remedies with claims of improving voice and easing coughs. Industry notes imply a large factory producing onion products.
A fragmented exhibit note describes crops from North Dakota claiming quiet growth on a single stalk. The text references Meads, Minarés Linkment, and strawberries, suggesting a misread market scene with mentions of country origins and sale notes.
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