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Newspaper
Oxbow Herald
Location
Oxbow, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Feb 14, 1918
Page
3
A fragment notes Dr. Koo praising American earnestness in wartime preparations and mentions a patent corn cure claiming to remove corns by the roots. The item reads as a brief regional notice from a past newspaper page.
An unclear snippet from a magazine shows McTavish comments about time and tongue tied speech. The readable text hints at a discussion on timing and communication but lacks complete context or names.
The writer argues for peace but warns that lasting peace requires defense of Longwy and Briey. He compares German leadership to Tirpitz and urges exposing wartime facts to the German people for fair judgment, criticizing their rulers for distorting truth.
A fragment from a 19th or early 20th century page references mothers seeking care for sick infants and mentions a medicine company in Bruckville. The readable lines suggest a promotional or instructional note about infant stomach and bowel symptoms.
Advice on keeping a coal fire going longer by building a thick fuel bed and avoiding smothering. Fire lightly, let each firing ignite, add small coal when possible, and prevent cooling by overloading with fresh fuel.
The item claims Mil Worm Powders are pleasant to take and act quickly to remove worms. It asserts few people refuse them and that they can be relied on to clear worms from the system.
The text notes reconciled views on Russia's withdrawal and rising allied prospects. It mentions Prince Max and von Tirpitz amid Hamburg party dynamics, contrasting U-boat ruthlessness with new political currents shaping the war's ending.
Fragmentary text mentions Har Dow and a women's shift or movement. Readable parts reference a feminine reform or event with unclear details. Entities are limited and no clear outcome or dates are present.
A historical note describes a mastication process as part of food control experiments in Engle with trials at various stages. It mentions 7,000 Darling, Lancashire, and a termaster general titled Sorteas, Fieteh in connection with the endeavor.
F C N urges farmers to select seed from standing grain and thoroughly clean grain now. Clean grain removes dirt, shriveled kernels, weed seeds, and fire hazards. Do not wait for sowing day to start seed preparation. use the farm mill two or three times to ensure quality seed.
The fifty third annual report shows assets at 143 million with a 31 percent year rise and deposits totaling 132 million. Notable factors include new General Manager H B Shaw and the Mank's New York Agency with advisory figures like Stuyvesant Fish Vanderbilt and Gilbert G Thorne.
A local man describes a sudden convulsion during dinner followed by multiple attacks over three days. He details relief after using Dodd's Kidney Pills, noting they are widely regarded in the neighborhood as a standard remedy for kidney ailments from back ache to dropsy.
The article portrays Britain’s resolve to persevere until victory justifies sacrifices and ends militarist tyranny. It notes Germany’s peace desire as insufficient without unity and persistence from the government and people.
Ramp rattled in his bid, firing three shots in the seaway as authorities reported the incident with limited details and no clear victims or motive available in the fragment.
A short notice item notes a life fight facing a person identified only as i. The fragmentary report hints at urgency and medical concern but provides no names or place details.
The New York Herald reports the Hoover administration acting to revoke a business license amid legal appeals. The piece asserts the administration remains capable and vows stronger action against profiteers, portraying heightened resolve.
A Windsor resident describes nervous breakdown after a fire and credits Dr Chase's Nerve Food with restored sleep and mobility. The letter praises improved energy, says she can travel and cross the river, and recommends the remedy to others. It lists price 50 cents per box and a 6 box treatment.
Fragmentary OCR text recalls a wartime scene with humorous remarks by heroes and humorists. Mentions Minard’s Liniment claimed to cure distemper and references front lines and wounded soldiers. Context unclear and filled with garbled phrases and incomplete sentences.
In many towns a portion of kitchen refuse is used as pig feed. With food shortages and stress, closer attention should be given to utilizing waste for this purpose to support swine feeding.
An article argues poor air in closed rooms lowers vitality and fuels illness. It calls for better ventilation in public buildings, noting heat loss from open windows, and urges government support for scientific vents. It also promotes Dr Kellong's Asthma remedy as a claimant aid.
In Edinburgh a curious incident described a British advance toward a town. A deputation met the troops and an interview was sought with the commanding officer. A man presented a document claiming the town had been visited by European troops and showed a signature attributed to Napoleon Bonaparte.
A dated letter from Mansonville on June 27 describes a testimonial for Minard's Liniment Co proclaims healing effects. The writer cites use on a case involving a father and mentions Lilaam and Linsited. Sincerely, H Holmes signs at the end.
A government program in Toronto aims to mobilize women for formal training and labor roles. It plans wage and service terms matching existing standards, with initial steps encouraging wider female participation and economic contribution.
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