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Newspaper
Oxbow Herald
Location
Oxbow, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Jul 26, 1917
Page
2
An agent reports that dye shortages are blocking semis patent trade as tonnage shifts at the docks. He notes omega shipments could enable retailers to cut costs and avoid dry goods shortages, helping prices stay steady despite limited dye supply.
Incomplete text hints at compensation discussions for ing of two Spanish troops and a German warship pass. Mentions a 21 gun salute and journal remarks that the occasion is unlikely soon and remains problematic. References Dr. D. Kel emedy asthma remedy and urging genuine product from local druggists.
Quarrel with Harry over Babel and Puck in a puzzling mix of names and misheard lines. The speaker seeks a solution to identify which belongs to him and resolve the confusion.
A fragmentary note hints at a troubled relationship involving Mabie, the narrator’s courting period, and late night inquiries about staying at home. The tone suggests suspicion and a covert past affecting marriage.
A garbled dispatch cites a former German chancellor hoping this year will bring peace and compensation so Germany can resume occupied territory. It notes Prince von Budow, ex-ambassador, living in Swiss retirement and facing unclear relations with the German government amid peace talks.
One of the largest land deals in the Taber district involves the sale of a large sheep ranch owned by Ibert Gr. to Mr. Cooledge and partner. The property spans several sections in the Chincow area, includes modern buildings, and sits on the northwest edge of the district. The deal, finalized after the market listing last fall, marks extensive disposals by new sellers and signals a major transfer of land and ranch assets.
An ad touts freezone for corn and callus removal claiming painless results. The ether compound dries instantly and avoids infection, promising quick relief without pain or soreness. Small bottles available at local drug houses.
An official note from France warns of enemy attempts to use parcels and magazines for information and supplies. The war peers prohibit mailing periodicals to private individuals and to publishers, signaling tightened censorship and neutral ground restrictions.
The text contrasts pacifist temperament with military duty. It argues that a million colored men in uniform would be a vast man power asset, praising loyalty and bravery of soldiers and officers.
A tablet advertisement claims worry and overwork cause neurasthenia with signs like fatigue low spirits and lack of interest. It urges nourishing nerves with a “rich red” medicine and quotes a testimonial from a patient who says Dr Williams Pink Pills restored health after weeks of use.
Fragmentary wartime note quotes the Lokal Angeiger declaring the German navy seeks new encounters with the enemy while the British conduct delays and retreat. The text includes garbled passages about speed and locations, reflecting damaged OCR from a historical page.
The economy board and manufacturers warn against limiting existing styles and will push a program to address defects in upcoming apparel. They anticipate the next year's wool supply and fabric needs, aiming to assist in adjusting production to meet demand.
Wood silos decay tends to start near foundations due to moisture. Pressure treated creosote wood offers the best long term preservation, with in-torture curing superior to brushing or spraying. University tests show decay began after five years, while silage safety remained mostly unaffected in trials.
A well dressed woman hailed a four-wheeler a few days ago when no taxi was available. As she prepared to step in the horse appeared lively and arced its head, causing the driver to switch alarmingly in a moment of flurry.
Kathleen, a young girl, is pressed into service by her mistress who favors her rosy face. On a town errand Kathleen meets a swift customer and a question arises about washing care as she navigates her assignment.
In a puzzling dialogue a narrator remarks on a grooming act as Marion asserts she crafted the scene in her examination. The exchange moves from surprise to a claim of intent and comfort in the bed setting.
A brief dialogue shows a mother scolding George for napkin use at the dinner table while George responds with a quick, cryptic quip about tying to the leg of a creature named Wen te Awake. The exchange captures a domestic humor moment.
In a Jena book excerpt the author argues Germany will face a lasting war test from a shift to a soft male diet using clover meal. The text claims clover supports mineral energy in bread, serving both physical and mental sustenance.
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