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Newspaper
Oxbow Herald
Location
Oxbow, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Jul 26, 1917
Page
14
Mrs Bartlett supports Dolly as the crowd pursues the man who abducted her. Dolly's rescue unfolds aboard the Queen during a rainstorm as Mrs Bartlett seeks aid and plans to telegraph to the Squire from Folkestone. The scene shifts to cabins and meals as the pair navigate the crisis.
In a coastal town Hilary Strangways waits for Margaret South as the tale of a failed operation unfolds. Gilbert South is urged to answer for past tragedy while confessions of love surface and fade amidst a tense, quiet aftermath.
Hilary visits Silverdale seeking news as Mr Langton reveals Lady South must return to her husband. Margaret’s future hangs on consent, with hope of a home for her and her mother. Hilary travels to Silverdale, finding Silverthorne disappointing. the Squire is in town, leaving plans in limbo and the autumn air turning.
British travelers in Japan report strong public support for more active participation in land and sea warfare. Japanese seek a quicker end to the conflict and favor a fuller role, intensified since America entered the war. leaders now weigh peace.
Readable text reports a driver of a small motor car speeding on a cross street and striking an object or vehicle. Details such as location, injuries, or outcomes are not provided in the fragment.
Dutch conditions worsen as coal remains scarce with prices high and distribution disrupted by German submarines. Food scarce with grain in short supply and bread largely barley or corn. Gasoline costly and limited. transportation firms cut coal use. many services, including restaurants, close early. Cees Spits of Linde Company, after seven months in the Netherlands, notes government aid growing necessary.
Fragmentary remarks recount warnings by Foulon and others to a starving public. The text notes Foulon was lynched for saying eat cake, parallels are drawn with German famine references. The piece hints at punitive action and calls for caution against similar guidance.
The report describes Berlin under wartime controls with rationed basics such as butter sugar eggs and bread and strict shop and card systems. It notes limits on clothing two pairs of stockings three handkerchiefs shoes yearly and taxicab use only to travel to stations while theatres remain busy and provide relief.
Mrs Neaurich engages a broker and firmly states she never buys common shares preferring preferred stock instead in a brisk market conversation.
A public health review condemns arsenic fly poisons used for household fly control as extremely dangerous to children. Doctor Ernest A. Sweet notes arsenic poisons can imitate summer diarrhea and cholera infantum, urging safe alternatives and warning mothers to avoid arsenic devices in homes. The piece also cites a World note on submarine warfare and torpedo effectiveness against merchant ships.
The Toronto Mail and Empire notes a defensive shift as General Petain takes command with General Boch as chief of staff. It cites Nivelle’s policy of conserving strength and Russian weakness enabling German reserves, delaying a breakthrough for France and Britain unless a decisive assault is possible.
The Boston Transcript quotes Gotrox signaling he plans to encourage investors and unload the stock he's carrying soon. The remarks hint at a forthcoming liquidity move as he gauges market appetite and chatter among ad mirers.
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