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Newspaper
Oxbow Herald
Location
Oxbow, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Jan 04, 1917
Page
3
The article argues feed prices may not rise sharply and eggs can remain profitable. It notes wholesalers stock variety will influence grain costs, but demand and winter conditions should support poultry profitability. It urges liberal but prudent feeding to keep hens healthy and egg production steady.
A light exchange frames a joke about a state with “absolutely no divorces” calling it the state of single blessedness. The quip reflects a humorous take on marriage rates.
Fragmented OCR describes a command plan and reconnaissance as troops shell a strong position. It mentions discovering guns and artillery, a near miss with a shell, and the firing of a third shell on trenches, with references to machine guns and officers.
A local note describes a sticker design for a periodical symbol or campaign. The item references a pop figure and a tactful, lockout style motif. No additional names or places are provided in readable text.
Advertisement touts Sloan's Liniment as a universal remedy for rheumatism stiffness neck sciatica back toothache and other pains. It promotes easy use and domestic affordability with bottles priced at 25 cents 50 cents and one dollar.
Fragmentary copy shows discussion of oleo margarine trade and who profits from selling it. Mentions figures for 1915 and 191? about production and sales, butter trade impact, and fears for prices and dairy farms.
A Toronto report asserts that German brutality in Belgium exposes the false peace rhetoric of the German leadership. The piece argues Germany shows how conquest corrupts humanity and that true peace requires stopping Germany’s aggression. The war’s horrors demand decisive action to prevent further catastrophe.
A fragmented notice touts Minard's Liniment for colds and reports new Ayrshire dairy records. It mentions a Vermont senior breeder, a weight and fat percentage, and references a reminder of the product’s relief claims and sales pitch.
An old advertisement asserts Minard's Liniment cures diphtheria claiming effective relief through topical use. The copy emphasizes rapid action and broad health benefits with testimonials.
The organization under Duke and patronage mobilizes resources to ease suffering among thousands of army horses and mules. Colonel Alfred Wagetaff helps form a New York committee with Henry Bergh acting as treasurer for the auxiliary.
A fragment shows a dialogue about bread prices with a poor poet lamenting rising costs and a reply blaming extra cents, attributed to Louisville.
A terse exchange unfolds as a mother questions Millyana and a daughter denies knowing her own intentions in a tense, intimate moment. The snippet captures private doubt and unclear motives within a family dynamic.
An Ontario visitor reviews Halifax terminals and last years work while western leaders emphasize that continued spending is for all regions. Officials note the new Quebec to Halifax passenger train and freight service shorten travel times and boost eastbound grain and westbound imports through Halifax, linking Western Maritime ports with national railways.
Disorders of the digestive apparatus should be dealt with at once before complications arise. Parmelee’s Liver Pills touted as the best laxative and stomach regulator. Also includes a joke about presidents and vice presidents by a Judge.
A garbled notice promises a $100 reward and relief for distressed mothers through a tonic or remedy associated with a Boston paper. The text hints at a Mother Greee’s product and a spa or hospital setting, but details are unreadable.
A new winter wheat developed at Keeene Agricultural College was selected from Turkey Kod bat. The variety, named F ne, shows an average yield of about forty five bushels per acre for nine years in Kansas. It demonstrates around four percent higher yield than rival varieties.
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