Doctors and Eye Specialists Claim Bon Strengthens Vision
Claim asserts Bon improves eyesight by about 50 percent within a week in many cases. Text mentions home use and suggests widespread effectiveness.
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Newspaper
Oxbow Herald
Location
Oxbow, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Jul 12, 1917
Page
3
Claim asserts Bon improves eyesight by about 50 percent within a week in many cases. Text mentions home use and suggests widespread effectiveness.
The text outlines global wheat harvest timing by month and country. January brings cutting in Argentina and New Zealand, February in Cyprus and Japan, June in Turkey Greece Spain and southern France, July August in Great Britain and Norway, with Peru and other regions also harvesting in November.
An advertisement extols Dr D Kellogg's Asthma Remedy promising complete relief from suffering and immediate soothing relief. The copy claims the product has sold nationwide for years and is available through druggists.
Denman chairman of the U S Shipping Board presents three routes to victory. Germany must be defeated on land, or submarines must be neutralized by new technology, or Allied ships must be built and deployed faster than the threat. He urges maximizing ship production and speed while awaiting decisive steps.
The Federationist quotes Mr. Pepletes, secretary of the Central Union of Trades Unionists in Great Britain, arguing it is impossible to quantify the value of lives sacrificed and damages caused by aggression. He urges prolonged effort to keep Germany occupied, enabling reparations and preventing further military ventures this century.
An old advertisement promotes Baby's Own Tablets as a gentle laxative for children. It claims to regulate bowels and soothe the stomach, offering relief from childhood constipation. The product is sold by mail for 25 cents a box through The Dr. Williams Medicine Co, Brockville.
A British naval airman in 1914 led a two or three aircraft squadron against Dusseldorf as a new Zeppelin type arrived. He approached a hangar from the mist but faced heavy fire and danger in the encounter.
Fragmentary note discusses opposition to Sunday labor in munition factories and calls for reforms to reduce weekly work, citing rising output but questioning long-term social costs. References a London Daily ajl and a character named Penley urging scrutiny of a Friend-Proofs concept.
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The passage argues that sustained cooperation with Canada is vital in wartime. It notes shared experiences and ideals between the United States and Canada and urges the American government to use this wartime space to foster immediate, broad practical collaboration.
A cryptic line appears to reference a large group heading toward an event or milestone. The fragment mentions a bathe end and a London Observer contrast, but lacks clear names, places, or dates to anchor specifics.
A humorous snippet notes Minard's Liniment curing garget in cows. A cartoonish dialogue asks if the cow doctor is ambidextrous, and another quips that he cannot swim a stroke.
A letter from Mr Corby of Marvistos Ontario describes a toddler with persistent stomach distress since birth. Neighbors feared for her health as doctors attributed the issue to stomach trouble and small teeth. The notice promotes Dr Cassell’s tablets as a cure for various ailments and claims a free sample for mothers during life’s critical periods.
The article explains how Canadian families can safely can vegetables at home to save money amid tin can shortages and high prices. It details simple steps for sterilizing jars, packing vegetables, sealing, and processing in a boiler to ensure preservation.
A wartime editorial argues the U S cannot avoid matching military and economic unity from the North Sea to the Indian Ocean. It insists on real world participation despite costs, warning that delaying action risks mankind and stresses Americans must support decisive, enduring effort.
The Farabi Breeder notes that 3 million acres will be broken up this year with more to follow to expand cultivated land for self sufficiency in food. The piece discusses pasture versus grain production and predicts possible future growth in wheat, meat, and dairy output for the United Kingdom.
If one be troubled with corns and warts, he will find in Holloway's Corn Cure in One a solution that will entirely remove the discomfort. The advertisement emphasizes rapid, simple relief and urges buyers to try the product for lasting results.
The text explains simple directions for a liniment that a child can understand, detailing how to apply it as a rub and as a dressing, with plain unmistakable guidance readable by both young and old.
A brief dialogue notes one person smoking many cigars while another questions the habit with a firm response. The exchange captures a moment of casual commentary and assertion between two speakers.
Fragmentary OCR text shows Minard's Liniment Co with mentions of a liniment used on the chest and references to remedies. The readable parts suggest an advertisement or medical claim. No clear event or outcome is present.
A partial line suggests the two wheeled jinrickisha ancestor, a vehicle innovation noted in the text. The fragment implies early transport invention but lacks full context or details.
The Canadian Pacific Railway Camp led by Dennis has launched a drive to settle vacant western lands. It has sent circulars to about 8000 absentee owners highlighting profits from cultivation and noting examples of farmers who sold last year’s crops for more than their original farm cost. The company offers information on routes travel regulations and rates.
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