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Newspaper
Oxbow Herald
Location
Oxbow, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Jul 25, 1918
Page
3
Fragmented text describes a method believed to ease stomach issues without drugs. Mentions benumbing the stomach and inhalers. Vague references to relief and health care but lacking concrete details or named entities.
A rambling excerpt describes a figure seated by a windbreak near rails, noting boots, sheep, roots, and distant signs. It hints at social deference to a master and a character named Persie as readers glimpse a quiet rural encounter amid dialogue and blurred scenery.
Fragmented OCR text outlines meat preparation steps with vague references to heating, frying, crock usage, fat handling, and occasional disjoint mentions of chicken and fowl. The passage lacks coherent narrative, names, dates, or locations.
A fragmentary item notes a boy engaged with reading and titles in a co educational setting. The text hints at a playful or puzzling display and mentions Talca and Mearde in a vague educational context.
Report describes volunteers and British and American helpers tending exhausted refugees, supplying water, food, and shelter through long nights. Soldiers return from the line worn but aiding, while civilians press on to feed and comfort the displaced amid rations and hardship.
Admiralty report shows 407 ships sunk by U boats and sent to salvage depots by end 1918 with 260 raised by December 1917 and 147 salvaged by May. The text notes dangers from rotting cargoes and gas emissions during salvage operations and mentions a wrecked ore salvage with casualties.
A British effort converts war surplus and combings into knitted fabric. Ladies explore new methods, with scientists and newspapers noting the potential from pale gold sock yarns and Pekin silk, while a cardigan worn by frontline troops demonstrates the quality and endurance of the material.
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