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Newspaper
Outlook
Location
Outlook, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Sep 26, 1918
Page
7
An advertisement promotes Dr. Hamilton's Pi as a miracle appetite stimulant and tissue-building aid. It claims the product converts all you eat into nutriment and strengthens the body, promising good health and new nerve hardy muscle and firm flesh. The ad cites Pi priced at 25 per box available at all dealers.
Tom schemes to overhear Morgan and Professor Zimbalist aboard a wrecked brig to uncover plans tied to Miss Camlyn and Sir Anthony. The dialogue reveals motives about law, marriage, minerals, and a bid to influence a mining stake, with risk and deception looming.
Home bakers can save wheat by using more potatoes in bread. Use boiled potatoes with water or fresh water if jackets were kept on. Mash while warm, mix with warm water and dissolved yeast, add salt, let rise, knead, proof, and bake in a moderate oven.
Sociologists note a shift as women adopt masculine traits through heavy work and new duties. British women police officers appear as leaders of this virile development, challenging traditional roles and symbolizing a changing social landscape.
A fragmented note describes a dispute between a plumber and a painter in a single residence. It references interruptions and alleged omissions by one or both workers during a job, with unclear names or locations.
The article discusses a new silent alarm wrist watch designed to wake the heavy sleeper without disturbing neighbors. It describes how the device is activated by the wearer and aims to provide reliable morning alertness with minimal noise.
Fragmentary clipping shows a marital split with Mrs Gabson leaving Mr Gabson and a second departure to her mother. The dialogue hints at accusations and emotional strain in a troubled domestic matter from an Edmonton source.
The Canadian food board urges private households to cut sugar use to 1 percent for personal consumption and warns against hoarding as illegal. Sugar output is down due to smaller Cuban, American beet, and Louisiana cane crops plus German wartime disruption.
A Boston Transcript item notes a marriage that prompted the husband to undertake extensive alterations. the phrase reflects domestic tensions amid a humorous claim of a self described able toad man.
Princess Mary, named by King Tye King to command the Royal Scots Regiment, a unit with a storied history as Britain’s oldest infantry, humorously nicknamed Pontius Pilate’s Bodyguards for its antiquity. The regiment traces its colors to Blenheim’s 1704 victory, with roots well before that date.
Halifax speech by H B Thomson chairman of the Canada food board warns that before the war Canada faced food shortages and shifts in supply, as he addresses the Fisheries Association about wartime provisioning and requirements.
In France, American college girls engage in relief work by acting as ragpickers hucksters and social service agents. They travel with tinware clothing and farm peddlers to sell goods, open stores to help peasants restart trade and reduce costs, and foster village commerce in devastated areas.
A brief dialogue captures a customer stating large berries are all placed and a vendor confirming with a curt reply. The exchange hints at a shop floor miscommunication during a busy service period.
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