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Newspaper
Oxbow Herald
Location
Oxbow, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Jul 04, 1918
Page
7
A fragment discusses home remedies for winter illnesses and throat trouble. It mentions avoiding harmful substances and stresses safety and a guaranteed approach. The note references coughing and nasal issues and urges practical steps to prevent winter ills.
A fragmented dialogue scene unfolds on a moor as Foster and others discuss pursuing suspects. The narrative weaves through shifting plans and evasive directions toward Annan, with mentions of a road, glen, and distant horizon as night deepens.
Soldiers operate food production as part of wartime aid. The unit coordinates rations, assembly lines, and delivery to support frontline and home front needs.
Report states American sailors patrolled twenty hours in a gale to seek Germans but found none. The text notes Irish volunteers, Sinn Fein banners, and anti conscription protests as tensions rose. It praises American sailors discipline and mentions 5600 men from the battle ship returning home after Christmas in Edinburgh.
Land value hinges on profitability after production costs and interest. Higher priced land imposes larger interest charges, risking insufficient returns. Comparing $50 versus $250 per acre shows the break even lies below 4 bushels of wheat per acre, making $250 land unlikely to profit in varying prices.
A local trade official in the town is involved in a dispute over shop closure procedures. The case centers on regulatory actions and the impact on business operations within the town limits. Authorities say deliberations are ongoing.
Excerpts from Maxim Gorky and contemporaries warn of a rising “Kingdom of Communism” as soldiers loot property and enslave civilians. Reports cite famine, demoralized troops, and slave rumors from ports like Theodosia and Sebastopol, with fear of mass executions and social upheaval.
The Chicago Evening Post reports Captain Persius, the famed German admiral, growing despondent as wartime prospects dim. He questions who bears guilt for the war, noting disillusionment even among the German leadership and the fading drive of fighting spirit.
A rough OCR fragment mentions conversation about marriage and a clairvoyant advising someone to wed. It references a household context and doubts about serious consideration, with garbled phrases suggesting a March-like or ceremonial context.
A fragmentary note discusses egg freshness from farmers and traders, warning about handling eggs, candling, and the risk of spoilage. It notes reputations hinge on freshness, the need for careful selling, and the impact of poor storage on prices. The piece reflects concerns of markets and consumer trust.
The Canada Board announces wheat and corn meal are available countrywide and urges households and public eateries to use substitutes to curb wheat demand. Arrangements with milling firms allow corn to move freely, with daily usage noted at about 10 to 7 bushels, aiming to ease public shortages.
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