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Newspaper
Oxbow Herald
Location
Oxbow, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Jul 04, 1918
Page
3
Fragmentary Note Card Acronym Unclear
The readable text is fragmented and lacks clear names, places, dates, or events to identify a coherent news item or person. The partial phrases do not reveal a definite action or outcome for a proper summary.
Asthma Remedy Promoted Amid Health Claims
A fragment from a historical notice extols a remedy for asthma, urging prompt use and wide adoption. The text emphasizes hope, rapid relief, and the remedy as a universal necessity for sufferers.
Fragmented Weather Memoir Notes Icicle Hazards Amid Freezing Cold
The text records harsh weather and icy hazards as crews cope with two inch ice and foot long icicles. It describes removing icicles and issues with superface protection. A partial diary tone notes delays and weathering at sea with coats and ropes not sealing until hours after frigid exposure.
Unclear OCR fragment hints at labor, letters, and farm work
Fragmentary text mentions labor supply measures and workers, with garbled names and phrases. No clear event or entities to verify a full news item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. McCirtney
Bessey
Ted
Orurla
United
eGregor
Fragmented wartime note on Russia and democracy ideals
A garbled text fragment discusses the Soviet Union and democracy, mentioning Russia and aid, with references to a president and the New York Evening Post. It notes obstinacy and hollow mentions of Corn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
New York Evening Post
European deaths tally to four million seven hundred fifty thousand
A United States observer notes about four million seven hundred fifty thousand deaths in Europe, contrasted with about four million two hundred fifty thousand fatalities attributed to the fighting. The report emphasizes the scale of losses and the differing counts across sources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
United States
Fragmentary medical note from 1908 cites Liniment usage
A partial transcription describes injuries and a nine month period of immobility. It mentions bone pain and the use of Minard's Liniment as familiar treatment. The passage attributes the remedy to Isaac E and a Sacramento or August 1908 context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minard
Isaac E Res
Fragmentary society notes at yesterday’s gathering
Fragmented OCR text reports a social event with mentions of individuals Mrs Jabber Ranping and Hr, but details are unclear. The passage hints at a poetic or pointed report style, yet lacks full names, places, dates, or outcomes to form a complete item.
Dodd's Kidney Pills Help Kidney Troubles Says Capusten
A reader testimonial claims kidney pain cramps and fatigue vanished after using Dodd's Kidney Pills. The account attributes Mr Capusten's relief to the pills and urges others with diseased kidneys to try them, noting the pills as a “one sure help.”
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ft Dodd
Dodd
Mr. Capusten
Boys and Girls Aid Over 4000 Youth Programs
The article notes efforts to raise livestock and calf raising programs as part of youth aid. It mentions Ken and a Manitoba connection and plans to involve community groups in supporting more than four thousand boys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aditoba Eens
Hoge
Distemper Cure and Golden Bantam Corn Planting Guide
Minard's Liniment endorsement plus practical corn growing tips for Golden Bantam varieties. Advises drilling rows with twelve inch spacing or planting in hills with three stalks per hill and fertilizer. Mentions Crosby and Country Gentleman varieties and seed testing before planting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crosby
Panera
Corn Removal Method Promises Quick Relief
An ad style claim touts lifting corns with fingers aided by a drop or t corn to peel away shriveled tissue and roots, presenting immediate toe relief and happiness from the procedure.
Austria Admits Defeat Amid Ongoing Battle
A clipped report notes Austria acknowledges setback while combat operations continue as officials say the conflict is not finished. No dates or clearer details are provided in the fragment.
Ambiguous excerpts on U S war stance and policy
Fragmentary remarks reference United States position on war and peace, readers to watch rapid moves toward a direct path to error. The text cites opinions from Christian Science Monitor and Moligge on policy and restraint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homs
Evéraub
United States
Christian Science Monitor
Archbishop of York praises Canada’s wartime resolve
The Archbishop of York lauds Canada’s spirit after visiting Ottawa and other cities. He recalls crossing the U S Canada border from a warless to a warlike era and commends Canadians for their sacrifice and unity. He also notes the noble work of Canadian women supporting front line troops. Additionally Dr Thomas Oil is touted as the cheapest true oil widely available in Canada.
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Associated Press
Archbishop of
York
Canada
United Tes
Iit of Canada
Ossey Hall
Oronto
Russell Villatre
Ottawa
Montreal
Toronto
Ntry
Thomas Ae
Who Made the War Prince Lichnowsky in London
The article questions German responsibility for the war, citing Prince Lichnowsky as the Kaiser’s envoy in London and summarizing postwar critiques. It notes suggested German self-accusation and references to Count Berchtold and rejected mediation proposals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lichnowsky
Kaiser Hier
London
Germany
Blamie
Prince Linows Y
Cerman
Gerhite
Bear Destroys Salmon Despite Fussy Taste
A bear consumes one third of its body weight in salmon daily, discarding excess by tossing fish onto the banks. The stream spawning adds to the destruction, making the impact substantial.
Cure for Anemia Promised by Pink Pills
A Victorian era style notice touts Dr Williams Pink Pills as a remedy for anemia. It features testimonials from Mrs W H Neff of Toronto describing relief from swelling fainting spells and weakness after using the pills. The ad notes availability at dealers or directly from The Dr Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ont.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moore
Dre. Williams
Dr. Williams
Staif
Weather Lore From 1700 Alliance Text
The fragment outlines weather signs allegedly from 1700s alliance lore. It cites sea waves and forest winds as indicators of change, cave murmurs predicting tempests, star obscuration signaling storms, shooting stars forecasting wind direction, rainbow appearances before fair weather, and red moon or pale skies as precursors to shifts in wind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cape
Germans Admit Fleet Cannot Close English Channel
The article notes German naval leaders concede they cannot seal the English Channel. It discusses strategic limits, transport challenges, and calls for action to remove restrictions. Observations reference German reactions and potential movements toward France, highlighting constrained naval options amid coastal defenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Singland
France
Karl Hollweg
Cabearians
Care of Young Stock in Calving Season
The calf shows rapid effects of poor care and requires timely feeding. Calves fed grass with grain and oil-rich supplements grow faster, while skim milk diets hinder butterfat production. Proper early nutrition leads to profitable, healthy calves for winter.
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Grieg
Perenne
Ima
Morton
Padre
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