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Newspaper
Oxbow Herald
Location
Oxbow, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Apr 05, 1917
Page
12
A garbled passage describes a station stop with disjointed dialogue and unclear speakers. The text hints at a traveler, a remark about a name, and a moment of confusion or tension, but specifics remain unreadable.
Ambiguous fragment urges mothers to seek care for health and family well being. Mentions a favorite prescription aiding mothers and infant nourishment and happiness, with focus on womanly health and family care.
Fragmented OCR notes mention a medical case with charges and a mother in Huffsl o New York. A notice asks recipients to return mail and prepay postage to receive further information. The text is partially garbled but implies legal/medical notice with required reply.
The New York Sun argues Canadian papers should withhold enemy secrets, publish only their business, and maintain strict discretion to serve the country. It cites editors and publishers as guardians of wartime ethics amid exclusive news pressures.
The New York Tribune condemns Germany and argues for total subjugation, stating there is no chance of peaceful compromise and that only force will bring Germany to impotence and end its power. The piece emphasizes decisive action and the erasure of German influence.
The Ottawa office reports farm land values and animal prices across provinces. Average farm wages and board for 1918 are cited, with general increases in animal sales and overall farm asset totals compared to 1915, highlighting Canada wide farm animal counts and valuations.
A 1905 testimonial notes Minard’s Liniment as an unparalleled safe cure for croup. Chase Sharp of Hawkshaw New Brunswick dated September 1 1905 endorses the product with a strong personal statement of effectiveness.
German vice chancellor Karl Helffetich argues Britain’s war of starvation exposes Germany’s fate tied to culture and agriculture. He predicts British farmer resilience but ultimate failure. He cites submarine policy as essential and signals long hard months ahead for mobilizing food and energy.
A five year old walks to the sea with a mother nearby. The child sits in a carriage and declares, Listen I hear the fishes, in a cheerful moment recalling a Christian sentiment.
Mr Burrell directs Manitoba Saskatchewan grain health study. Dr J Fraser, a Dalhousie and Cornell graduate and renowned expert on fungal diseases, will lead investigations at Brandon and Indian Head with a botanical assistant.
A Missouri study shows fifty five White Leghorn pullets kept for a year yield profit through egg sales at about 25 cents a dozen. With costs around 6.27 for feed and care, the net profit exceeds 1 per hen yearly, highlighting the importance of proper hen management for steady returns. The article also notes general advice on poultry care and mentions Parmelee's Vegetable Pills for stomach and liver relief.
An article questions whether Germany’s U 53 visit to Newport last October served an ulterior目的 beyond showcasing submarine power Three thousand miles from the German coast The piece argues whether Germany aimed to intimidate or test Allied defenses and cites broader wartime crimes at sea and policy failures as context
The report notes sprinters compete while wartime conditions affect entries. Duffy is listed as killed, Tresider and Tait are in the trenches, and Canadian runners could not be secured as many are in training camps for the front.
A Cincinnati authority prescribes loosening a tender corn or callus so it lifts out pain free. He endorses a drug called Acesene applied directly to the corn to relieve soreness and detach the root. Freezone is also advertised as a cheap remedy to remove corns and calluses without irritating surrounding tissue.
A discussion warns of coal shortages this winter and urges prudent consumer buying. It notes memory of past shortages, calls for timely purchases, and critiques improvident households delaying winter stock. It contrasts large users and households and touches on supply challenges and seasonal demand.
An item appears for sale titled TE Miense Liniment with brief listing language. No clear seller, location, price, or contact details are provided.
The Duke of Norfolk, one of Britain's most influential landlords, has died. His immense London property empire and the sweeping influence of his estate defined a long era of aristocratic power and wealth.
The piece argues millions of acres across colonies remain untiled and could yield vast resources to sustain the empire. It calls for state-led development in key settlements, expansion of agriculture, and subsidized machinery to unlock income, warning neglect would harm imperial victory.
The note argues there is no real reason to adopt daylight saving, claiming it would improve health and economy by giving workers more recreation time and efficient service. It cites England Germany Norway Sweden Denmark as supporters of the scheme. It suggests sunnier afternoons in summer benefit workers and productivity.
A brief local note reports Mrs. aoe Fce Smith from the flat upstairs slipped on ice and sprained her wrist. The exchange about Geraldine and piano playing adds comic, sarcastic mood.
An old advertisement asserts that no matter how deep-rooted the corn or wart, one should apply Holloway's Corn Cure as directed. The pronouncement emphasizes simple at-home treatment for foot conditions.
The plain matter of fact is that the German Empire has made itself inv saible in Europe. Its root ideas, at undamental conception, its histo estimate of men and things, its man ite customs, its behavior, are so widely different from what we peste the best elements of a culture that it must be ugit t to ametul its ways and accept, feat ans humiliation a one sonia gd fee ere vaavanery ta ra re.
A fragment titled T Bie Searce appears in a short note about a quotation starting with that phrase. The readable portions suggest a puzzle item or stylistic snippet rather than a full statement.
The text outlines Australia as the most isolated inhabited continent and gives rough ocean distances to nearby regions. It notes northward distances to India and America, and broad east and west separations from Africa and Europe. It mentions travel routes via the Panama Canal and a Pacific path via Samoa or Fiji. It also references Java as a nearby landmass within a thousand miles of Australia.
An article promotes Dr Willans Pink Pills for Pale People as a remedy for anaemia and exhaustion. It claims the pills create pure new blood, improving health and strength, and cites a testimonial from Mrs. Hart of Metishow, Alta, who reports relief after using the treatment. The ad offers the product by mail for cents per box or six boxes for a price.
Experts from Britain the United States and Japan estimate shipbuilding capacity now reaches many thousands of tons of merchant ships. Forty to fifty standardized cargo ships are reportedly under way as government guidance and past experience shape the pace and cost of production.
A sensational claim from the YEE record push is challenged by skeptics noting the small town base under 8 090 inhabitants. The figure appears inflated and the effort draws criticism from detractors who doubt its reach and impact.
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