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Newspaper
Oxbow Herald
Location
Oxbow, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Jun 28, 1917
Page
9
A long, reflective scene follows Margaret and Langton as family tensions surface. Margaret worries for Dolly while Lionel contemplates Dolly’s future and their forthcoming marriage amid financial constraints and social expectations.
The Squire partially counsels Lionel Egerton about using Dolly’s gratitude to induce a marriage proposal. Lionel grows furious, calling it neither gentlemanly nor acceptable to his sister, while the Squire pleads to keep Dolly unaware to spare her misery.
The article argues that Allied powers have not denounced German war crimes in a unified statement. It notes British and French leaders have spoken, but no joint pledge exists. It urges a formal Allied declaration outlining crimes to punish and the measures to be exacted, to deter further devastation in Picardy Lens and the broader Western Front.
Farmers use photography to show cattle horses hogs and sheep to prospective buyers. A Country Gentleman contributor notes that individual and group pictures plus prints from negatives aid sales and can persuade buyers who would not visit the farm.
An informal visit by the King impressed Sir Dewees Pearson and St Dunstan’s staff at the blind veterans home. Queen Alexandra patroness showed ongoing care for the residents, while Field Marshal Sir William Robertson and General Sir William Robertson were noted among recent visitors to the institution.
An angler disputes a rule at a water area, insisting he is feeding fish rather than removing them after three hours without a bite. The exchange captures tension between a resident owner and attempting guidance in a local scene.
The fragment discusses fame as a concept and hints at expectations of hard work. It treats fame as a byproduct of sustained effort rather than a mere result. There is no clear event, person, or organization identified in the readable text.
The chief veterinary officer argues Canadian cattle bred for export should not be barred under the 1896 Diseased Animal Act. He notes infection tests and port slaughter concerns, and questions the basis for exclusion of direct shipments to British ports.
A garbled OCR line mentions being called from bed and a request to subscribe or subscribe request, with stray phrases about pinching and healing. The readable content is largely unintelligible.
Fragmented OCR text discusses economizing and choosing to eat less for the same money. Mentions going to law as a preliminary path and potential financial strain. No identifiable persons or organizations are readable.
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