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Newspaper
Oxbow Herald
Location
Oxbow, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Aug 02, 1917
Page
6
A fragment recounts how Austrian imports and British demand for white bread spurred England to build the first complete plant to reduce wheat to white flour in 1878. It notes mills faced a shock at foreign flour and marks the shift from foreign supply to domestic white bread production.
An old promotional note states Miller's Worm Powders can exterminate intestinal worms in children and repair the damage they cause, warning that untreated worms may perforate the intestinal wall.
Fragmentary notes discuss reserve officers and pay with no pension or leave allowances. Mentions front line status and potential removal from the expeditionary force in Canada. No discernible names or concrete events.
Government considers securing ample canned foods for army use. Effort focuses on tin supply, largely sourced from Great Britain, and on initiating production of cans to meet demand. Government action addresses shortages and strategic procurement.
A garbled excerpt cites ex-K Colton Head discussing Tino and Venizelos. The text implies Tino followed his brother-in-law’s orders from Potsdam, suggesting possible influence over decisions and alignment with a broader political network.
A scattered, garbled courtroom scene shows a lawyer confronting a small Chinese man awaiting trial. The dialogue includes taunting remarks and interruptions as he urges the judge to proceed without further talk.
The interior ministry backs a provisional measure allowing religious freedom without permission for some minors. It sets parental consent rules for youths under nine, and guardianship limits for older teens. The bill also outlines court provisions and potential rejections by central or local authorities.
Dr J D Kelloggs Asthma Remedy is praised for immediate relief of restricted air passages in sufferers. An anonymous testimonial from a speaker with wide reach claims dramatic aid during attacks. Sold widely and marketed through many pin and jewelry outlets.
A Cincinnati authority promotes Freezone as a painless method to lift all types of corn. The ad claims corns disappear after applying a few drops, with a small bottle available at drug stores for about a little cost.
A fragmented dialogue shows confusion over delivery of a message and whether it reached an officer. The lines reveal uncertainty about the difference between an officer and a person in authority.
A court circular notes further abolition of German titles by English royals. Princess Victoria and Princess Marie Louise of Suthlesee will henceforth be styled Highnesses Helena V and Marie Louise, reflecting the Royal Family’s move away from German names.
A fragment describes a company of German soldiers entering a town and an officer laying a sword on a table while a waiter reacts with a cue about an incident. The text is fragmentary and lacks clear names, dates, or outcomes.
A clipped health note describes severe nervous exhaustion including fatigue and leg weakness. It mentions aching irritability and the feeling of being overwhelmed. The text conveys a sense of struggle and diminished vitality.
Report from Headingly Manitoba describes a Thursday trip where rural students toured the college facilities. They visited domestic science and poultry rooms, pig pens, cattle and sheep pens, and enjoyed lunch with hot tea. The article urges expanding such visits to inspire rural children to pursue college programs.
A reader reflects on past school trips and urges rural boards to arrange periodic outdoor excursions with the Agricultural College Board. Mrs Britton supports boys and girls outdoor life. a personal note extols MINARD'S LINIMENT for a wrist injury.
A profile of Lubin who pushed rural credit and shaped the Farm Loan Act. Now he argues for a National Chamber of Agriculture with government supervised marketing by parcel post. He plans a standing commission to study and promote this aim, keeping steady pressure on Congress.
An advertisement urging parents to use Mother Graves Worm Exterminator to combat intestinal parasites in children. It emphasizes restoring strength and vitality through the product's claimed dissolving action and parasite elimination.
A Hague official communication reported by Reuters that Germany will replace Dutch ships torpedoed off the coast last February. The agreement provides for substitution by surrender of equivalent Dutch vessels now at sea or in port.
Orders issued to ring the great bell in St Pauls Cathedral to warn London of impending air raids. The bell tolled for no sovereign or mayor and is said to wake people sleeping nearby when raiders approach.
The piece ponders why writers at the front and sub editors favor Homeric terms such as the older heroics with swords spears and arrows aided by the gods. It questions whether this grandiose language fits modern reports and narratives.
The old cow town Maple Creek evolved with irrigation from 1896 with ditches on Maple Creek. By 1916 grain sales reached 2.5 million dollars and over 190 irrigation schemes exist. Maple Creek hosts the Western Canada Irrigation Association convention, signaling a transformed economy and landscape as irrigation solidifies its central role.
An unusual proposal aims to address labor scarcity by moving workers from Kansas to Canada for harvest work. The plan envisions cross border employment to fill seasonal crop needs and stabilize agricultural output.
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