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Newspaper
Oxbow Herald
Location
Oxbow, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Jun 28, 1917
Page
13
A historical note describes Dr Beck and Dr Judkins publishing a remarkable remedy to strengthen eyesight. It cites cases of long‑standing eye strain and headaches, claiming improvement in vision after using the remedy. The text mentions a Calgary supplier and the McDermid Co, with references to overworked eyes and strain.
The Survey notes that flowers offer beauty in harsh urban slums and hearten relationships amid poverty. It suggests flowers act as a humane ministry, uplifting residents through familiar faces in everyday life. The text also endorses Holloway's Corn Cure as a leading remedy among corn treatments.
Rumors speak of renewed luck or misfortune for the acenetrome amid a period of reverses. The fragment mentions a brick and stones, a large bed, and a note left with a jewel, hinting at a concealed message or omen during a turbulent era around 1813 and a revival of fortunes thereafter.
A fragmented reminiscence about telling doubtful tales to the marines, citing King Charles II, Col. of marines, and the idea that if the marines believe a story it may be true. Mentions US and British marine corps, battles from Vera Cruz to the Philippines, and various places in a scattered collage.
The note expresses condolences and extends sympathy to Mr and Mrs in a brief, respectful message.
The article argues that with meat expensive mothers should trim child portions while noting adults overconsume meat. It cites Toronto as a counterpoint where children on lighter meat diets grow strong and bright, suggesting porridge and other staples as alternatives.
A paraphrased wartime note suggests the German people seek to end the imperial regime. It warns defeat or victory depends on Germany and urges the country to join the effort with full power. The source is a New York newspaper excerpt.
Farmers urged to keep daily milk and fat records to judge herd value. A spring balance aids lactation measurement and helps identify unprofitable cows. Applications offer free farm records by Animal Oden Wiese.
The piece warns asthma as a thief like dread unrest. It urges persistent use of a remedy promised to root out the disease and warns against substitutes.
Senator Sorghum debates if a man should balance vengeance with mercy and leave room for forgiveness by enemies, in a wry line about judgment and retribution.
A new anti shrapnel steel helmet features a rod mounted veil of chain mail to shield the eyes and face while preserving sight. The design aims to reduce blinded soldiers, letting a wearer still see and shoot when shells fall.
Fragmentary note describes cross fretful babies with stomach and bowel troubles including constipation and indigestion. Mentions Baby's Own as a possible remedy and references a baby being very well perhaps after use.
A London Times correspondent describes Italian women taking on clerical and factory roles during wartime. She notes their quiet service, modest remuneration, and the shift in jobs from men to women in banks, firms, and government work amid Italy’s mobilization.
An article fragment compares growth periods and lifespans of various animals. It notes humans live from 70 to 100 years with 20 years to grow, horses grow five years and may live about fifty years, cows start maturing in four years and have shorter lifespans, and lions dogs bears sheep oxen and milkmaids are referenced in a fragmented, unclear passage.
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