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Newspaper
Oxbow Herald
Location
Oxbow, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Jun 14, 1917
Page
16
The text argues Germans must cooperate to end misrule and warns against non-Germans protecting the nation. It asserts liberation is impossible without German action and cites Russians as an example of self-rescue from misrule.
A bombing instructor recounts how he urged men to count before throwing bombs, describing a chaotic moment that led to a misfire and a panic during a Canadian hospital engagement. The sergeant was acquitted without a slur after revealing the incident.
Prairie Farmer argues national prohibition saves grain during wartime emergency. It condemns anyone turning four bushels into beer as a traitor, saying such action wastes resources and harms the nation. The piece calls prohibition a key wartime policy and a critical effort by Congress.
A Cincinnati author advertises Freezone as a low cost corn treatment that removes every corn or callus without pain. The product supposedly works on contact, dries instantly, and does not irritate surrounding skin. The notice urges readers to ask a druggist or wholesale house to obtain a small bottle.
Fragmented OCR text describes mistreatment of prisoners by enemy forces within a camp. It mentions sickness, fatigue, starvation, and threats of violence as conditions faced by inmates. The narrative references soldiers and a punitive atmosphere.
A fragmented historical note discusses women in national service and shifts in duty during an emergency. It reflects on the claim that there has never been a shortage of women for national service and notes the rising contribution of women in vital national tasks alongside men.
A reader reports personal success with Dodd's Kidney Pills, claiming his wife recovered after two boxes and urging others to try the remedy. The promotion emphasizes kidney health as the root of nine tenths of women’s ailments and purports overall body wellness and blood purity.
Dialogue snippet shows a speaker mispronouncing agrarian work with humor. Two voices joke about guarding either munitions plants or potato plants, implying a wartime or rural setting and a pun on plant security roles.
A historic notice offers one hundred dollars for a catarrh cure case that cannot be treated by a stated remedy. The misplaced text references a remedy and location such as Toledo and Ohio, with unclear names and printer errors.
A damaged OCR fragment mentions Mr Crosslet and family context with unclear reference to traw or servants, leaving no concrete event, person, or place to summarize into a complete news item.
The Dominion government will appoint a commission to take steps on a long vacant land matter involving the railways and the Hudson company under SLi vote.
A Worcestershire man leads his many children as they walk through grounds. The father turns after a child begs to buy a purse with the dime he had given, revealing a simple domestic moment.
A proprietor and livery stable owner from Roxton Pond praises Minard's Liniment in a long standing endorsement. The letter cites use on both human and horse ailments and asserts it’s the best obtainable.
A garbled report notes English trains on fast runs, citing Bristol to York distances and speeds. It mentions Pennsylvania Railroad and a 92 mile leg, with figures like 12 miles per hour in a fragmentary context. Names appear as William Hard and others in uncertain form.
Merchant notice offering Counter Check and Sales Books with experiences in the line. Notes rising costs for paper waxes labor and materials and promises reasonably low prices and prompt service. Mentions carbon leaf books triplicate books and wide coast to coast merchant connections.
A fragmentary reflection by Byr O Connor on France after devastation. The writer laments destruction and vows future memory of wrongs to endure in guiding generations, hoping for healing and forgiveness over time.
Jumbled lines reference a young woman and a man joking about life’s costs. The speaker notes golf as a hobby with mentions of a nineteenth hole and casual dating. The text reads like stray OCR bits from a social page with playful remarks.
A letter from Mrs. John A. Cummin of Lower Caledonia Ontario claims her daughter Myrtle recovered from St Vitus Dance after using Dr Williams Pink Pills. She reports improvement after three boxes and a full cure after about a month of treatment. Pills available from dealers or by mail for 2.50 for six boxes from The Dr Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ont.
An address in California quoted Dr A C Ery saying corsets and shoes are essential items in fashion and industry. He urged legislature to regulate their manufacture to protect public welfare and standards.
Historical ad copy touts Mitard's Lintment as used by doctors. It claims to expel worms, aid digestion, and strengthen children’s constitution, asserting the product is complete as both worm destroyer and general tonic.
The note references a decade of policy or event titled Renee in Canada. It highlights shifts in governance or fiscal plans affecting national or regional actors, emphasizing continuity and potential impacts on communities and industries involved.
Excerpted fragment voices panics about Prussian militarism and a controversial leader claiming divine authority. The London Daily Mail cites a German onslaught rhetoric and狂 warning of destruction as free peoples react to a perceived mania.
A fragmented note discusses H G Wells and British liberty under monarchy versus democracy. It contrasts British governance with the American Republic and hints at politicians like P J Wilson and Cromwell, referencing power dynamics and governance history in a cryptic U S context.
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