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Newspaper
Oxbow Herald
Location
Oxbow, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Jul 12, 1917
Page
10
A garbled report states doctors and eye specialists claim Bon strengthens eyesight by about 50 percent within a week. The text also loosely references home use and various unclear phrases about vision and health effects.
The text lists global wheat harvesting across months and regions. January brings cuts in Argentina and New Zealand, February in Cyprus and Asia, June in Turkey Greece Spain and southern France, July and August in Great Britain and Norway, with Peru and South regions harvesting in November.
An advertisement touts Dr Kellogg's Asthma Remedy as a complete relief from suffering. It promises a soft, soothing influence that relieves ol ee n and notes rapid, dramatic benefit. The claim asserts the remedy never fails and is sold by druggists for years.
Denman predicts the war hinges on three outcomes: Allied land victory over Germany, or a decisive naval blow, or submarine defeat. He urges maximal ship production speed and relentless convoy efforts while war at sea continues.
Mr Pepletes secretary of the Central Unionists in Great Britain argues in The Federationist that Germany has sacrificed millions of lives and spent resources in occupied territories and military actions. He calls for efforts to keep Germany occupied and preoccupied with reparations so she cannot plan further wars into this century.
An advertisement promotes Baby's Own Tablets from The Dr. Williams Medicine Co Brockville. It claims gentle relief for childhood constipation and balanced digestion, offering a 25 cent box by mail.
A British naval airman in 1914 attacked a Zeppelin near Dusseldorf, part of a small squadron of two to three craft. The pilot, famed for a risky dash from the mist, faced heavy fire as he approached the hangar, marking a notable early WWI air encounter.
Fragmentary note discusses ending Sunday work at munitions plants and the strain of constant production. The text mentions rising output tied to reform and includes a London Daily ajl quotation. A separate line hints at a visit to show friend proofs and skepticism about a prior claim.
Merchant prospectus advertises Counter Check and Sales Books with modern plant producing duplicate and triplicate carbon leaf books. Notes higher paper costs but promises reasonable prices, samples, and prompt service, citing widespread use by large houses. Includes references to parchment and waxed paper products and supplier G. & W. in Canada.
A passage argues that joint war effort with Canada is essential, highlighting shared ideals and common sacrifice. It stresses coordinated action between the United States and Canada as the most immediate form of practical cooperation during the war.
A fragmented snippet notes a distant end in sight for a large group, mentioning London Observer in passing. The garbled text hints at a mass movement or march but lacks clear subjects, dates, or outcomes to confirm.
An old item notes Minard's Liniment as a remedy for garget in cows. A playful aside asks if a man is ambidextrous and answers he cannot swim a stroke, reflecting humorous local banter in the piece.
Letter from Mr Corby of Marvistos Ontario describes a sickly child born weak with stomach troubles and small cheeks. He recalls doctors and home remedies failing before praising Dr Cassell's product as the best remedy for dyspepsia and nervous ailments in children. The notice claims a free sample and multi tube deals, pitched by Dr Cassell's Co Manchester England.
The article notes labor shortages and high tin can prices reduce canned vegetables output and raise costs. It urges Canadian families to can vegetables at home using ordinary glass jars, detailing steps from cleaning to sealing and boiling to preserve produce for winter.
The United States faces a choice on leading a broad security and economic alliance from the North Sea to the Indian Ocean. The piece argues for a decisive step toward world participation despite costs as the era demands collective action.
The Farabi Breeder notes plans to convert three million acres to cultivation this year with more next year to make the United Kingdom practically independent of foreign food. It warns pastures may shrink and meat stock could be limited though grain output could rise.
An advertisement promises Holloway's Corn Cure in One will entirely relieve corns and warts. The brief claim emphasizes quick relief and a simple remedy.
A historical notice states the liniment directions are easy to grasp whether used as a rub or as a dressing. It emphasizes that the instructions are plain and unmistakable and can be understood by young or old.
A brief dialogue reveals one speaker admitting heavy cigar use while the other concurs with conviction. The exchange highlights a habit and a cautious acknowledgment between two individuals.
The readable fragment mentions Minard's Liniment Co and a line about a remedy applied to the breast. Other text is garbled, showing partial company names and unrelated letters.
A fragment discusses ca and its two wheeled ancestor the jinrickisha, describing early vehicle invention without completing details. The text hints at a transition from pedal rickshaw concepts to motorized design. Further context from the article would clarify specifics and inventor names.
A circular from the Canadian Pacific Railway Camp led by Dennis urges 8000 absentee owners in the Western Provinces to cultivate vacant lands. It highlights profits and notes farmers who sold their last cars above original farm costs while offering travel and regulation details and farm formation guidance.
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