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Newspaper
Oxbow Herald
Location
Oxbow, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Jul 11, 1918
Page
6
A chaotic scene erupts at the new Montreal mall as shoppers flood the corridors after the formal opening. Officials note brisk early sales and promise extended hours through the weekend while vendors report high demand for local goods.
The article discusses claims about the world’s thickest tree noting candidates in Sicily and Africa. It compares girth versus height, mentioning well known species like the baobab and cypress and noting uncertainty among experts.
A vintage advertisement touts Baby’s Own Tablets as a gentle laxative for constipated babies. Mrs. Noble A. Pyr from Ecum Secum Nova Scotia shares relief, claiming the medicine cured her infant’s stomach issues. Sold by mail or in person for 25 cents per box from The Dr Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ontario.
Dialogue reveals tensions over carelessness and time since arrival. Bridget and Lile dispute how long the scene has existed and whether it is fresh or older.
The text cites several historic population estimates from Buesching 1787 to Die teich 1858 and Kold 1865, ranging from about 872 million to 1,266 million. It then notes latest calculations place global population at 1,400 million humans.
Tokyo correspondent of the London Daily Mail reports on a German Japanese alliance discussion. The premier avoids discussing intervention and insists Japanese loyalty to Britain remains, despite individual differences. Miller's Worm Powders promise quick relief for children with intestinal worms, claimed to be safe and thorough, with occasional vomiting indicating strong action.
The Merchants Bank reports a strong year with total assets near 140.9 million dollars, a 21 percent deposit rise, a 16 4 percent expansion in general assets, and a large increase in current loans and discounts due to higher commodity valuations. Liquid assets stay solid at 45.6 percent of liabilities, with about four million in cash and equivalents.
Winnipeg Telegram reports on wartime fears of harsher measures and public executions of German prisoners. An English observer recalls shock troops defending a canal bridge as a captain urged his men to fire to hold the line, sacrificing himself.
A brief health note promotes removing corns or calluses by lifting with fingers after applying a simple drape. The advice emphasizes immediate relief without humbug.
An advertisement claims Free Zone dissolves hard and soft corns and calluses without pain or irritation. It promises quick relief by shriveling the corn so it can be removed with root and all. The ad urges readers to ask a druggist for a small bottle from wholesale stock.
The piece argues that in nonwar zones luxury persists and wealth shows a humane impulse to aid others. It notes Australia has not yet felt this burden and calls for unity without diminishing own needs. The tone reflects wartime caution and moral duty.
A garbled clipping cites terms like WIRE CUTS on Horses and EGYPTIAN LINIMENT with mentions of Corn Cure and a train announcer. It reads as random advertising or misread text, referencing cities Vancouver and Louisville with scattered phrases about cures and a purse.
The piece describes native American and Canadian regiments in wartime service, naming Long Lance and Ernest Kirk among heroes. It notes increasing enlistment from Indian communities and mutual support between Canada and the United States, alongside rising enforcement of food laws by authorities across provinces.
A coarse medical advertisement states appendicitis arises from constipation and promotes Dr Hamilton's Pills and Dr His ton's Pills as remedies. It touts blood cleansing and regulation claims with promotional prices and yellow covered packages.
A fragmented wartime fragment argues Germans are uniquely brutal and unworthy of mercy, claiming war’s savagery proves their nature. The text reflects heated propaganda tone, contrasting alleged German ruthlessness with Allied restraint and moral framing.
The government announces tighter controls on gold bullion exports to conserve the Dominion's gold resources. A license requirement may be enforced by the minister of finance to regulate shipments as part of wartime measures.
India aids Britain with manpower. estimate 1,100,000 men. Coven meeting in Delhi discusses contributions to the war effort and financial support amid tensions and logistical concerns. Rest and Southern lumber mention appears as stray text.
A brief item notes a shortage in heavy horses affecting mares and farm work. Authorities consider supply constraints and market impact on breeding and labor roles in rural areas.
A Boston newspaper excerpt notes praise for Kidney Pills from a war veteran named Mr. Paul Landr who claims relief from kidney pain. The advertorial tone touts the pills as a reliable remedy and recommends them to new patients seeking cure.
The United States war authority issues permission for churches to make national service eternal decorations. The notice notes the directive is authorized and outlines the scope of permissible church decorations. Entities include United States, churches, and national service.
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