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Newspaper
Oxbow Herald
Location
Oxbow, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Feb 14, 1918
Page
6
Fragmentary OCR text shows unclear names and terms. Readable elements include potential place names and generic references to out of town activity. Unable to extract a coherent event or entities beyond these partial tokens.
In New York a federal board meeting with certain wholesalers resulted in orders to display notices in their windows and to take back all goods deemed exactions from customers. Three other wholesalers were told to notify all customers of charges applied.
The narrator reflects on English identity during war and the shift after returning from America. He contrasts aloof postures with the active presence of women in uniforms and the shared sense of purpose among service members and civilians.
A clipped note recalls Minard's Liniment touted as a diphtheria cure. The piece contrasts Eastern crowds watching General Allenby in Jerusalem with a century earlier Kaiser imperial pageantry, noting British restraint versus German overreach and respect for local customs.
A deciphered note explains that the primary duty of the Food Controller was not to approve all meals but to ensure a sufficient export supply. It reframes the office’s remit to focus on safeguarding adequate provisions for trade needs.
A testimonial from Lizzie Ashton of Thamesville Ont credits Pink Pills with curing years of stomach distress and pain after meals. The ad promises relief from indigestion by delivering nourishment properly, with pills obtainable locally or by mail from The Williams M Co Brockville Ont.
The New York Independent views Allied military control expanding over oceans and territories, presenting a positive take on the shift and labeling Germany as the enemy while framing the situation as a collective effort among the Allies.
Readable fragments describe logging clearing roads along concession lines near Foletyet and ten miles of road access. Reports mention pulpwood and tie production potential, maps prepared by Ottawa Mines Branch, and projected mineral development in 1917 to supply settlers. Magnetite drilling near Ground Hog river shows ore proven at several sites, with prospects of millions of tons.
Fragmentary text mentions cupped eye area and fish vector concepts with stray letters. No coherent event, names, places, or dates are identifiable.
The report outlines plans to expand sheep and wool production with 4,000,000 pos wool graded at ware and a goal to have a head of sheep within two years. It cites a healthy development not a flash in the pan campaign, tied to financial strength and stable conditions.
An excerpt praises a generalized oil preparation as a trusted remedy. It claims wide use and benefits across many people, urging readers to choose this oil over others for various needs. The passage emphasizes its effectiveness and enduring popularity.
A Cincinnati chemist introduces Tree Zone as an ether based remedy sold in tiny bottles at low cost in drug stores. The ad promises painless corn or callus removal without pain or irritation, claiming the product dissolves and frees the skin.
The chaplain urged the troops to honor fallen comrades and seek courage, invoking prayers and the Mary’s Son blessing as a benediction. Soldiers expressed resolve to gain renown in the ball of tale, while recalling the blood shed by their fellow countrymen.
An agricultural officer reviews grading of potatoes and related produce like peas and fruit. The memo clarifies standards for size weight and quality and outlines procedures for official inspections.
A brief report notes a person performing the feat of climbing stairs using hands, highlighting the unusual physical effort. No additional names or affiliations are provided in the readable text.
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