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Newspaper
Oxbow Herald
Location
Oxbow, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Apr 12, 1917
Page
2
The Royal Navy Air Service issues a call for new Canadian recruits stating 18 to 23 year olds with good eyesight and stamina are wanted. The despatch notes a suspension of intake but the appeal resumes.
Dolly Egerton faces the hidden tensions of trust and flirtation as Cooper returns and is accused by the Squire. Dolly recalls the man’s bravery that saved her from a deadly train crash, while Keeper the dog suffers and Dolly fears loss. The scene blends love, jealousy, and dependence amid a fragile refuge.
London press and public men say the military situation is secure, with only submarginal ore issues unsettled. The call for more shipbuilding dominates port discussions as Britain seeks to safeguard food supply and empire interests, urging faster Canadian and Dominion assistance in shipping foodstuffs during war and peace.
An advertisement by the Counter Check Book Company Ltd promotes counter check and sales books in multiple sizes with triplicate and regular forms. It highlights connections with a large Canadian paper mill, waxed papers for meat wrappers, parchment for butter wrappers, and wholesale supply across coast to coast with prompt service and competitive pricing. Offices listed in Hamilton, Winnipeg, and Vancouver.
The Canadian Trade Commission reports relief from a sheep skin shortage caused by Australian export restrictions. Ottawa sources say the relaxation of regulations by the Commonwealth government will materially ease the supply issue.
A fragmented tale centers on Albert and a "tittle Fellow" as an elder observes a curious act. The scene hints at a rural or domestic setting with dialogue about a pony and a hand.
In a discussion of Irish agriculture and cooperatives, the piece credits Sir Horace Plunkett and a cooperative movement for elevating butter quality and market prospects. It notes a turnover growth from about 4 000 pounds to nearly 3 000 000 pounds and claims over a thousand cooperative farm organizers across Ireland shaping production and buying, including fertilizers and implements.
Mrs Astor and Mr Dick's accounting covers 1912 to 1915 with the infant heir’s trust, noting Ms Astor living as Mrs Dick and the estate’s administration. The document records receipts over sixty thousand dollars from a three million dollar trust established by Colonel Astor.
A cryptic note warns Castiel about avoiding overexertion while dealing with restraint. The instruction emphasizes restraint over exuberance and cautions against pushing beyond safe limits.
The London Daily Chronicle quotes a view that a shared tongue binds America and England, likening their bond to an alliance. The piece argues communication across classes—farmers workers merchants scholars diplomats—fosters good understanding and closeness between the two nations.
Fragmentary text shows a dialogue about an alarm check and timing. Names and clear context are unreadable, but the snippet implies a domestic or personal exchange involving Mrs. Newliwed and timing of an alarm.
A Beechmont Ontario resident testimonial claims Dr Pierce remedies revived her health. She cites Golden Medical Discovery Pleasant Pellets and other products, attributing energy and recovery to the preparation. The letter touts health benefits and urges others to try the medicines as described.
The Italian consul in Welland Ort urges use of a new safety device against torpedo threats. Authorities describe the mechanism as a measure to prevent destruction and protect ships and crews.
A garbled passage mentions a pound of something priced high and refers obliquely to war and sorees, with fragments naming individuals and events. The text is unreadable in places, but suggests wartime scarcity and personal references without clear details.
Fragmented text mentions Saskatchewan, Reedostiin Anthee, Eileen, and Allies of Great Britain in a military context. Details are garbled with unclear dates and events. No coherent actions or outcomes can be confirmed from the readable fragments.
A Luxemburger via Amsterdam Telegraaf reports Luxembourg is isolated under German control, with border closures and wartime hardship. Reemployment is scarce, industry tied to German orders, high prices persist, and food supplies suffer despite attempts to import butter from Denmark and Halland.
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