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Newspaper
Oxbow Herald
Location
Oxbow, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Jun 14, 1917
Page
7
The Living Church critiques foreign meddling and urges Germans to confront internal misrule. It argues liberation only works if Germans cooperate and warns against Amer-German intervention as harmful to German people. Russians are cited as an example of self-righting, urging Germans to rise and solve their own misrule.
A Canadian hospital report recalls a bombing instructor who admitted teaching men to count before throwing bombs. He described how one trainee counted aloud and hesitated, prompting the sergeant to flee, illustrating wartime fear and shifting attitudes toward soldiers.
A Prairie Farmer article calls national prohibition essential in the current food shortage. It condemns those who convert grain to beer as traitors undermining national effort, arguing prohibition strengthens morale and efficiency during wartime.
A Cincinnati author touts Freezone as a cheap remedy to remove corns and calluses without pain. The ad claims a small bottle dries instantly and won’t irritate surrounding skin, urging readers to ask their local druggist to obtain it from wholesalers.
Fragmented text describes alleged mistreatment of prisoners by the enemy, noting sickness and fatigue in the camp and reference to threats with rifles. Details are incomplete and nhiều phrases are garbled. The item indicates a war-time report on prisoner abuse without coherent specifics.
A London telegraph excerpt notes there has never been a shortage of women for national service, praising their essential and diverse roles. The piece contrasts duties served by women with broader emergency needs and mentions related medical and military preparations amid wartime strain.
A letter from a reader extols Dodd's Kidney Pills as highly effective for kidney troubles and family health. The writer claims his wife recovered after two boxes and urges others to try the remedy, also noting Holloway's Corn Cure for unsightly corns.
In a terse exchange two workers discuss guarding plants with one mishearing munitions for potato crops. The dialogue highlights a mix up between guarding munitions plants and potato plants in a casual setting.
An advertisement offers a reward of one hundred dollars for a catarrh case, claiming the cure by a named remedy. The notice cites prior success and urges contact with the Toledo, Ohio address shown.
A garbled line questions whether any family has servants and references Mr. Crosslet in a unclear older-register dialogue about serving and rearing. The text is incomplete and lacks clear context or actions.
Fragmentary OCR describes the government plan to appoint a commission to take steps related to vacant land and railways, involving the Huddersfield company under SLi votation. The readable items suggest a formal action affecting land and rail interests with a stated vote.
A Westchester man and his many children moved through the grounds when a young boy asked him to buy a purse. The father told how a dime he gave earlier was small and the request grew into a lively moment amid the crowd.
Alfred Rochav proprietor of Roxton Pond Hotel and Livery Stables commends Minard's Liniment as the best obtainable after years of use on himself and his stables. The letter endorses the product for general use.
An OCR fragment notes English trains on fast runs with Bristol to York connections. It cites a 92 mile segment and speeds around 12 miles per hour along the Pennsylvania line. The text mentions William Hard and the Mot. ro context in a garbled manner.
Merchant letter offering counter check and sales books with years of experience. Notes rising costs for paper waxes labor and related supplies, claims prices reduced by modern plant. Promotes triplicate carbon leaf books and wide coast to coast service with prompt delivery and waxed papers.
A reflective piece recalls France after destruction, noting how memories of the devastation persist. Elder survivors tell grandchildren of loss and endurance, keeping the haunting stories alive until a future generation seeks reconciliation.
A distorted OCR fragment references a young lady and an arrested son, mentions living costs, and notes someone going in for golf with a dated reference to the nineteenth hole. The text is unclear but hints at social commentary and personal details.
A testimonial about St Vitus Dance describing symptoms such as restlessness and tremors in children. The piece cites Dr Williams Pink Pills as a cure after several months of treatment, with Mrs. Cummins of Lower Caledonia attributing her daughter Myrtle’s recovery to the pills. The notice provides pricing and availability from The Dr Williams Medicine Co. in Brockville Ont.
Dr. A.C. Ery in Bal fornia says corsets and shoes are largely useful for historical times but calls for legislative regulation of their manufacture. He urged tighter controls in an address recently.
An old advertises Mitard's Lintment as a physician recommended worm destroyer. It touts quick action against worms and claims benefits for weak digestion and general health without stunting growth or weakening the constitution.
A ten year timeframe marks the debate as factions push for renewed policy guidance. Political leaders outline aims to stabilize markets, support workers, and preserve key services amid evolving economic needs.
A fragmentary protest reads against Hohenzollern rule and militarism, arguing that freeing Prussia’s grip requires suppression of tyranny. The passage cites religious delusions and a reaction from the London Daily Mail, framing the Kaiser’s rhetoric as homicidal.
The passage voices a view that British folk prefer liberty under stable monarchy, contrasting with the American Republic. It implies Britain has a more responsible democratic form than the U S and mentions H G Wells, William Jennings Bryan, and Oliver Cromwell in a compact, critical tone.
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