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Newspaper
Oxbow Herald
Location
Oxbow, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Feb 07, 1918
Page
3
Jean Navaret says the French air corps is active across sports of the season with plans for next summer. An American expert Glenn has worked on a machine Navarre hopes to perfect, risking life in an intended test flight during ongoing efforts to advance the project.
Washington dispatch from the Mexican News Bureau notes a fifth settlement has fled to the west to dodge compulsory service. The report cites internal tensions and regional unrest as factors driving detachment from local militias.
An Italian front report notes the army reorganizing on the present line of battle while facing intensified shelling. New launches and improvised craft engage, as General moves to steady operations hampered by enemy fire and ongoing bombardments.
In Fairville on Sept 30 1902 a notice from Minard's Liniment Co Limited addresses Dear Sirs. They state they wish to respond to inquiries about their product and related matters. The readable fragment focuses on formal business correspondence and branding.
A fragmented wartime column defends animals and allies against calling men brutes. It discusses Lusitania sinkings, allied sacrifices, and urges broader sympathy, with garbled names and stray references to individuals and firms.
A brief report notes Germany ends a stretch of triumphs as a recent defeat or setback marks a shift in fortunes amid sports or event coverage. Details remain unclear in the fragment.
A program trains war disabled farmers to become grain inspectors leveraging prior farming and engineering knowledge. The course aims to restore livelihoods by teaching the technical aspects of grain inspection and quality assessment in the postwar context.
A fragment reflects widespread sentiment toward a local figure named Helenys Core. The text hints at personal impact and public reaction without clear context or details.
A terse note describes ongoing efforts to maintain a battery system and prevent fires, emphasizing time constraints and the challenge of keeping up with safety checks and replacements. The fragment hints at resource limits and repeated checks to avoid incidents.
Wipe out liquor prohibition reaching this stage the logical concluding step to end liquor altogether government action unclear in source text.
Reports describe O'Brien of San Som Econ reaching safety with a force of returning troops. He endured a machine attack, was shot through the throat, and forced to walk. He was later transferred to a prison camp as a train prepared to depart.
A reader reports ten years of piles and says Dr. Chase's Ointment at 60 cents a box provided more relief than any prior remedy. The note cites endorsements from Edmonson Bates & Co Limited Toronto and claims rivals exist.
The article notes railway workers showed strong patriotism by signing bond notices for 500 dollars each, with many preferring cash over instalment bonds. It mentions conductors, engineers, firemen, and others as examples, praising stable incomes and willingness to contribute as the end of the month approaches.
Fragmentary OCR note mentions a person barely visible in a pool area with scattered words about steps and rhythm. No clear names, places, or events emerge from the readable text.
A public appeal urges restraint on meat and sugar use to support allies and maximize scarce supplies. It warns against food hoarding and praises sacrifices in daily eating, noting government aims to reduce consumption of shipable goods.
The Christian Community of Universal Brotherhood at Brilliant, Ohio sent 20 000 pounds of jam to the military hospitals commission for convalescent soldiers in western hospitals and sanatoria. War is against the Doukhobor faith tenets.
A fragmented note discusses postwar economic concerns and lingering resentment toward colonial factions. The text hints at social tension related to national identity and future stability amid abrupt changes in leadership.
An advertisement extols Clemac for infants and claims it cures ailments of babies. It mentions mail order from The Dr. Willcine Co Brockville Ontario and notes medicine dealers sell the tablets after a box is sent. The piece reads as a dated 19th or early 20th century medical ad with testimonial tone.
The article notes a milk shortage in Europe, citing American Agricultural sources. It mentions potential price impacts and supply constraints across France and neighboring markets amid postwar trade disruptions and harvest variances.
A fragmented discussion notes uncertainty about asthma causes while stressing the persistence of the condition. It mentions medical figures like Dr. J and the broad impact on asthmatic victims, underscoring the difficulty of eradicating the ailment.
A fragmented passage references the government’s election, the nation’s will, and the need for possible reforms. It hints at broad political debate and public expression without specific details or names.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions missing items and a request for help locating them. It references a person named Pasy or Pasping and notes a context of a room or items involved, but the details are obscured. No clear events, dates, or locations are identifiable.
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