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Newspaper
Oxbow Herald
Location
Oxbow, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Jun 28, 1917
Page
3
Westminster Gazette notes strong cross community sentiment as Nationalists and Ulstermen support mutual recruitment. The piece argues this spirit should spread in Ireland, highlighting wartime cooperation and the desire for inclusive civic action as war ends and France contemplates granting votes to women.
The London Statist favors CPR praising traffic handling improvements in England and rising wages with labor shortages. It notes formidable capacity increases avert congestion and predicts favorable net earnings for 1917 versus 1916. It also highlights improving train and car food statistics and rising company activities. Parcole Vegetable Pills are advertised as a purgative cleanser.
Obscure OCR fragment describes a man named Jones with an odd central temperament and hints at his death. No clear event or date is stated.
The note cites seven million killed and a census of Henderson as context for a critique of German policy. It argues that aggressive actions persisted under the German Emperor and Prussian advisers until liberation acts by the Allies finally prevailed.
The Edinburgh Scotsman argues that Britain must maintain imperial unity and imperial interest after the war. It urges statesmen to align with national feeling and to ensure the war’s inspiration endures into peace, praising the imperial war cabinet as the source of hopeful resolve.
Harlin Fulton of Pleasant Bay C B reports that Minard's Liniment is the only liniment customers ask for and the only one sold at his shop.
Odd captioned snippets mention Miller's Worm Powders claimed to relieve intestinal worms in children and adults. A brief court reference notes a juror being excused, with an attorney for the State involved in the case.
Unclear extract mentions Minard's Liniment and phrases about German acts and civilization. Several garbled words and names appear, with references to murder and women, but the passage is incomplete and lacks coherent details or dates.
A longtime Port Hawkesbury resident recounts failing treatments by three doctors for stomach pain and heart palpitations. After using Williams Pink Pills prescribed by The Tra Medicine Co. Brockville, Ontario, his strength returned, stomach issues eased, and heart palpitations vanished, leading to renewed health and gratitude.
The text questions whether social justice is a vital conviction worth fighting for or merely a gentle sentiment. It praises American self-sacrifice and faith in universal life, liberty, and happiness as demonstrated by Americans.
A quirky device dubbed the Worm Terminator is showcased as a child friendly table accessory. It promises prompt operation and sturdy use, appealing to families seeking practical, playful functionality.
A Washington Star sketch describes Briggins as genuinely remorseful for his fellows, noting he understands their flaws and shares their knowledge, presenting a sympathetic view of the figure.
The passage notes a rout described by two generals with evasive phrasing. It discusses a pre-arranged plan by the general staff to retire along a sector and attempt a coup de main on the enemy, but claims the enemy only advanced to the third line trenches.
Sapper A. Martley of A Company Canad ine Engineers writes of Dr Cassell s pills praising their value during service in Aliresa period. mentions price and imitation warnings. Letter appears on waste paper from Mr Scribbler's room with an concerned landlord reply.
A fragmentary note suggests caution and a wary tone about fashion and style. The line warns against rushing into a flashy appearance, urging restraint and careful choice amid worldly trends.
A cautious note urges scrutiny of items or issues that may not withstand deep examination. Readers are reminded to verify facts before taking action and to question vague claims or uncertain details.
A brief column notes a looming financial bind with a terse line about paying for gasoline and a likely forced decision between two distressed parties. The text hints at bankruptcy risk and a strategic exit for the weaker entity.
A Cincinnati inventor claims a new ether corn remedy called freezone can dry up and remove corns and calluses from feet with minimal effort. The seller notes it costs little and works directly on the corn root, offering speedy relief to users seeking simple self treatment.
Merchant urged to order Counter Check or Sales Books citing years of experience and high cost pressures. The note highlights paper, carbon, wax, labor increases and claims the plant can price fairly with coast to coast connections. It promises stock from Canada and specializes in triplicate and coated books and waxed paper products.
A Woodstock Sentinel-Review letter argues that compulsory observance of a certain word or practice is not a disgrace. The writer condemns coercive measures and defends voluntary adherence, noting lawfulness and citizen frames of reference. The piece challenges social pressure and emphasizes personal choice in cultural norms.
In readable fragments a character named Jackson Jolimson responds to chaos with a deafening roar while others like Clancy and Mrs Chuggins react. The scene blends garbled terms and quirky humor as phrases like Do you like your new motor appear amid uncertain exchanges.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference a person titled teacher and Horatine huk with unclear details. The readable phrases mention years involved and a hazy context but lack concrete names, dates, or places to establish a clear event or outcome.
A writer in the can Magazine extols dry wall as a crafted legacy built from bottom up with skill and restraint. It praises ancient tradition, enduring stone fences, and masons who sustain beauty through careful laying and nesting of each unit.
Moose Jaw hosts a four day fair and livestock show from July 17 offering horse and bull breeds, rare flowers, and bronco events under Ad. P of Medicine Hat. Harness races run by Western Canada Paillon. livestock and dog shows follow standard regulations. railways provide round trip fares and fixed prices for visitors.
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