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Newspaper
Oxbow Herald
Location
Oxbow, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Feb 22, 1917
Page
4
The article notes Princess Patricia deciding before departure to own a parcel of land in Canada and build a small house on it, taking a few sandy acres from a neighbor who owns them.
Hilary and the Squire confront rumors of Lady South’s indiscretion and Margaret’s suspected involvement. The Squire cautions about gossip while noting Lady South’s reclusive life and Sir Gilbert’s harshness. Hilary later visits Marigolds, meeting light gossip and a lingering tension as the village eyes unfold.
The article portrays William Morris Hughes as a diminutive figure who rose from poverty and hardship to become Australia’s premier leader. It notes his frail stature, severe early difficulties, and eventual ascent to power through intellect and will, as described in Douglas Sladen’s portrait.
A note on The Substitute in Sir Alfred Turner's Sixty Year of a Soldier's Life. The text outlines a defense of the substitute and reflects on military service and life in wartime. The excerpt mentions themes of duty, sacrifice, and the enduring spirit of soldiers.
The American Chicle Co led a national conference in New York with attendees from Canada and the U S. Delegates traveled by special car over the CPR to attend sessions at the McAlpine Hotel. The event featured concerts banquets and theatre outings and included a factory visit highlighting sanitary standards. delegates returned home praising hospitality and arrangements.
The readable parts show a garbled request about an 1913 seed or bidet reference and names like Mohy alder bay. No clear event or outcome is present.
A garbled note outlines blackmailer pressure on Vint by a financier figure. The text implies threats to keep someone quiet and to spare certain associates, though specifics are unclear.
Disjointed remarks describe danger signals in gatherings and social behavior, noting nerves and skin, and reference to Dr. Pierce and free medical advice. Snippets show temperance critique, religious talk, and a cautionary scene about a backslider and gentleness amid communal expectations.
A German prisoner recounts the execution of a French leader and another officer, with details of throat and wrist wounds. The account notes a German officer striking Muller with a truncheon and the dying man shouting Vive la France as his arteries were cut.
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