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Newspaper
Oxbow Herald
Location
Oxbow, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Apr 09, 1914
Page
2
A fragmented historical clipping recounts a domestic dispute with references to alcohol and remorse. Mentions Smythe, Tate, and Jack amid jumbled dialogue about right and left hands and a baseball theme noting southpaws.
An unclear report details a customer entering an engineering firm’s stockroom in New Bedford and a young man’s action described as a strike or clash. The text mentions a gas and a savings moment while a domestic incident appears to unfold, with local papers noting the event.
Blurred OCR notes claim a peasant woman receives alms and a blessing from Providence after using a so called MIN VISLINIMENT. A customer named Theodore Dovais allegedly cured after five years of wart illness, with verification sought from Patel priests and local neighbors in Stetdore, Quebec.
Fragmented reminiscence describes travel through a desert where a conversation touches on marriage work and a costly college grad. The narrator recalls asking for water and noting a foreign tipsy reader offering aid from a barrel of warm acrid ri. The exchange ends with a terse domestic remark about drinking.
A business man touts Brie as nearly perfect in every regard from punctuality to manners, voice, and appearance. The quip notes she lacks dictation and typing skills, leaving others to question what she does not yet know.
A historical notice describes influenza as weakening and dangerous, with remedies like Dr Williams Pink Pills claimed to purify blood and restore strength. Anecdotes recount a boy regaining vitality after repeated illness and a church scene praising healing through procedures and Elixir remedies.
The judge questions a witness about an alleged prison protest and the motive behind a prisoner's attack. The witness explains the prisoner struck after the complainant pulled out a roll of DIM, indicating a possible provocation.
An ad promises to cure a cold in one day using laxative bromquinine tablets and offers a refund if it fails. Dr Grove’s signature appears on each box. A stray dialogue fragment follows about matches and a teacher and child conversation.
A reflective piece on friendship contrasts fair weather and true friends. It emphasizes a real friend who stands by her chum through trouble, staying loyal as far as possible and giving her best efforts despite challenges.
The article surveys grain movement from Port Colborne through Lake Ontario to Montreal and beyond, detailing elevators, barges, and ships. It critiques Canadian handling efficiency, compares British and European systems, and stresses canal deepening and rail alternatives for Western Canada. It cites Montreal Harbor facilities, Welland Canal needs, and international ports like Liverpool and Antwerp.
The region will grow a large population and mixed farming may be profitable, but grain will remain the province’s principal product for years. We lack local consumption and must export, so we must use the most economical means to do so.
Inventor designs a car alarm that activates after tampering without a key. The device rings for forty eight hours, shorts ignition wires, and stops petrol, preventing thieves from driving away for two days.
Special from Handsworth Saskatchewan recounts Geo F Stander’s decade long backache and fatigue. He credits Dodd’s Kidney Pills with restoring his health after six boxes. The tale warns that weak kidneys allow impurities into blood causing nervousness tiredness and pains and mentions risks like diabetes and Bright’s disease.
A playful quote notes Canada’s census includes 44 342 octogenarians and twenty centenarians among its people while a four year old mocks the idea of youth. The youngster asks for a favor to marry the candy store keeper on the corner.
A terse exchange describes a pedestrian situation in vague terms. No further events occurred for over an hour with only a single man seen walking nearby.
An old text quotes a range of snippets from advertisements and anecdotes. It mentions Shiloh the family remedy for coughs and calps, Parmelee's Vegetable Pills as a purgative, a university exhibit about an Oxford don, a guide under a window, and light humorous exchanges at a table.
A muddled quote shows a militant suffragette asking for powder while a clerk questions the ink shade. The dialogue hints at a volatile conversation about a bomb but lacks clear context or resolve.
An advertisement touts Catarrhozone as a germ killer that prevents colds and strengthens irritated throats. It claims rapid relief within an hour, healing throat and nasal symptoms, and includes testimonial praise from Amey E. Snel ling of St. Johns. Priced at $1.00 with samples for 25c.
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