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Newspaper
Oxbow Herald
Location
Oxbow, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Jun 20, 1918
Page
7
A reputed unsinkable vessel faced U boat danger in the submarine zone 28a while delivering cargo to a Atlantic port. The ship reportedly tested sea routes with forty three vessels nearby. enemies attempted to strike but the mission proceeded without incident.
A fragmentary passage contrasts Bolshevik dehumanization with a sailor's fevered claim that killing others is needed to achieve equality. It decries class hatred and mockingly references Miller's Worm Powders as a harmless remedy amid pervasive decay.
A government move to curb travel in wartime England reduces rail service and slows season tickets amid air raids. The measure aims to concentrate resources and limit long journeys, with Albert Stanley of trade noting major reductions. Canada’s CPR joins by trimming passenger trains to economize and aid overall effort.
Fragmented lines describe devastation across Louvain and Pompeii with scorched facades and fallen roofs. The text contrasts living memory with ruined streets, noting charred remains, hollow skull sockets, and bells silenced as wind sweeps ruined towers.
The readable text hints at a conversational sales pitch about a corn based product with mentions of drops and guarantees. It lacks clear names, dates, or places to form a strong factual item.
Fragmentary OCR passage reflects critique and advice on leadership and self awareness. References to Wagner and Sorenens hint at evaluative commentary on ability and promotion. The text shows speech-like lines about daily work and temper, suggesting a failed effort to advance due to petty self-focus.
Advert says Baby's Own Tablets are a mild laxative for infants, relieve indigestion and colic without gripe, and easy to take. Testimonial from Mrs. Jet Monte endorses keeping a box on hand. Sold by medicine dealers or by mail at 25 cents a box from Dr. bog Medicine Co., Brockville, O.
Efforts are underway to increase fish production and marketing. The country relies on fish resources exported commercially, with fresh supplies reaching major cities along the Atlantic and Great Lakes regions.
The horse Paddy R. at St. Thomas Ontario showed remarkable intelligence after an injury. He lay on a stoneboat for transport to a railway station and home without a bridle, keeping his injured leg protected until it healed. He later returned to racing, restoring his record and fueling claims horses can be wiser than dogs.
A conference between the Canada food board and milling interests led to a 15 cent per barrel reduction in spring wheat flour price. The agreement targets relief for consumers by lowering cost through coordinated action among producers and regulators.
Henry Burkhart of Valley Saskatchewan says Dodd's Kidney Pills relieved kidney trouble after eight months of use. He sent a box to a Dakota friend who also benefited, noting doctors could not help. He praises the pills as the best medicine for kidney issues in sparsely settled western areas.
A reader recounts a news tale of German courtesy at Guynemer’s funeral and asks editors to correct it. A later cable from authorities denies French aviators attended the burial inside German lines, urging skepticism toward German generosity stories.
A Cincinnati man discovers a remedy called Free Zone to lift off corns with no pain. The ad urges readers to buy a tiny bottle from a druggist or order through wholesale houses, claiming instant, non irritating relief.
Fragmentary text describes a Black American soldier and a French colonial at the Morraine front in a quarry setting. The narrative hints at racial tension and social parry, with stray ethnic slurs and a disrupted dialogue among soldiers. The passage preserves fragmented dialogue and perspective.
Plans by the Production department of agriculture aim to increase wheat acreage across provinces in 1918. Boosters celebrate efforts to encourage farmers to expand cultivation this summer as they seek higher yields per farm.
A disjointed note recalls a shift from public awe to participant involvement in daring shows. It mentions an aviator near a Canadian camp, a Victoria man in a petrol fire incident, and a German term, portraying a era of dramatic stunts and changing public roles without clear dates or specifics.
A satirical piece features a affable barman delivering wry observations about society. The humor hinges on phrasing and social misreadings as conversations drift between drink orders and subtle jokes.
Fragmentary report notes Gerr team movements and Beadin Mul Ped in North Carolina, with unclear record details. Mentions Luther Burtiank and Peric in a disrupted sports or meeting context.
A federal food board address cites about 4 750 000 famine deaths in Europe and 4 250 000 killed in action from the war. US wheat use is 42 bushels per person per year, with two thirds needed for allies leaving under 15 000 000 bushels monthly for home use.
The London Free Press reflects on the sacrifice of those at home, noting mothers wives and loved ones endure daily fear suspense and silent tortures while soldiers face the front lines and hardships continue to demand strength and steadfast spirit.
In their cadned attacks the Gete mans come in waves wave alter wave, but Britannia still rules the waves.
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