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Newspaper
Oxbow Herald
Location
Oxbow, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Jun 28, 1917
Page
6
A published report by Dr Beck, famed eye expert, and Dr Judkins, medical author, describes a remedy claimed to strengthen eyesight. The article recounts a case of a young girl, twelve, whose vision improved after examination and treatment, with notes on eye strain from overwork and tension.
The piece argues that flowers offer accessible beauty to slum residents, lifting spirits amid hardship. It cites sunflowers in tenement kitchens and notes flowers brighten human connections and moral good. The Survey endorses Holloway's Corn Cure as leading in results among corn remedies.
A fragmented report notes rumors of luck shifting on the acenetrome with references to bricks stones welds and a large free bed of a Hohengzollern Pr. The text mentions a ring, a father, a note, and a jewel during a period described as full of reverses including 1813 and a revival of good fortunes.
The piece riffs on the saying tell it to the marines in a colonial and military context. It references King Charles II and a Marine corps, noting how marines are often first to go when trouble arises from Vera Cruz to Guam and in places like Hawaii Samoa Alaska the Philippines and Haiti.
The message extends sympathy to Mr and Mrs and acknowledges condolences from all.
The article argues mothers should cut back children's meat intake due to high meat prices. It cites doctors warning adults eat too much meat and suggests a meatless diet may benefit children, citing a Toronto example of boys with firm flesh and strong health as evidence.
An excerpt reflects urgent rhetoric urging Germany to act boldly, warning of defeat if the nation does not mobilize with full energy. The piece emphasizes speed and total national effort as essential to victory or survival.
A dated guide urges Minard's and Take no Other Dairy Cow Records pay to improve profits. It stresses selecting healthy, well temperamented dairy cows of good size and high feed capacity. Profit hinges on individual milk yield and fat tests, requiring daily records. A spring balance for lactation is suggested, with free farm records on request.
The piece warns asthma as a stealthy thief to the breath and urges persistent use of the remedy to root out the disease. It cautions against substitutes and stresses consistent treatment.
Senator Sorghum says a man should act to keep the score near even allowing the enemy some forgiveness on his side. Liniment Lumberman s
Report notes a new anti shrapnel steel helmet featuring a chain mail veil attached by a rod. The design protects the eyes and upper face while allowing the wearer to see and fire when the shell falls nearby.
Benign discussion of frail infants and their ailments notes cross fretful babies with stomach and bowel issues. It mentions a product labeled Baby's Own as a remedy amid hopeful claims and common childhood complaints.
A London Times correspondent notes Italian women emerge from tradition to fill clerical and factory roles. At war start, women staffed banks and firms, served as clerks, and even scavenged streets. Pay ranged from 16s to 24s weekly, with increasing government service participation.
A flawed text lists growth and lifespan figures for various animals and humans. It claims a man grows for twenty years and lives 70 to 100 years, a horse grows five years and lives 50, a cow four a? lives 2, a lion four and forty, a dog two and twelve to years, a bear year ay Ay for four, a sheep ten, an ox magte Swedish milkmaids placed by men.
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