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Newspaper
Oxbow Herald
Location
Oxbow, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Dec 20, 1917
Page
11
Fragment from a serialized romance shows Kate confronting her lover about trust and betrayal. Tense dialogue reveals fear, manipulation, and a plan to flee as the pair discuss guns, reform, and a distant life in Vienna.
The piece argues natural ice harvesting could replace costly artificial ice, saving up to 500 pounds per ton and reducing fuel use. It cites plans by ice companies to store larger quantities and notes potential nationwide savings, with New Orleans highlighted as a model for coal and energy efficiency gains.
A wartime report recalls a chaplain telling of a soldier’s request for aid and a fiery plea amid battlefield danger. The tale centers on courage, faith, and the stubborn spirit required to endure the war.
A fragmentary essay argues thrift is more than saving coins. It links saving habits to character and foresight, citing J. Hill and S. W. Strauss, and praising self restraint, discipline, and prudent planning as essentials for a successful life.
A jumble of hearsay links a washerwoman's son, a policeman, a borer, a Chinese cop Tim 100, and various distant reports to the question of when the war will end. The piece notes vague claims across Cuba, Texas, Klon, Borneo, and a mother-in-law asserting a printed assertion about a relative, all without concrete facts or a date.
Fragmentary reading notes mention a school janitor and a phrase about a head master. The text is garbled and does not provide a clear event, person, or date to report a definite newspaper item.
Astronomical reflections compare Sirius to the Sun noting light travel times and vast distances. The piece explains Sirius would vastly outshine Earthly power and, chemically, skim milk contains most elements for life and tissue rebuilding.
A Kansas City Star excerpt notes a new incendiary bullet form with hollow capsules filled by a slow chemical. When fired the charge ignites hydrogen gas, enabling a quick escape for aviators via parachutes, with observers noting potential dangers to children at home and in Sunday school classes.
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