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Newspaper
Oxbow Herald
Location
Oxbow, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Mar 07, 1918
Page
7
Fragmentary OCR text references a large structure, city blocks, and a price figure of 8 million dollars exclusive of details. Mentions Minard's and a world’s longest house description, but content is garbled with missing context and entities.
A fragment discusses air pockets and downdrafts that pilots and cadets must recognize. It notes how currents and clouds affect airplane control and warns of strong, swift air that can challenge even trained aviators.
The readable fragment shows a garbled phrase likely from a street or address caption. No clear event dates, people, or organizations are identifiable to anchor a factual summary.
The text describes the famed Buffalo Bill in service with the A. E. C. and his battlefield anecdotes. It notes his stature and honors, mentions his involvement with scouts studying Indian tactics, and references a ranch of 2,800 mustangs.
A quoted patient testimony says kidney illness caused her troubles and that Dodd's Kidney Pills offered lasting relief after she avoided other doctors. She reports no days lost from work and cites strain as the source of her trouble.
Incoherent OCR fragment discusses farmers in 1918, wheat, and munitions with garbled text. The readable bits mention wheat and farmers, hinting at wartime food production and economy. No clear people, places, or events are identifiable.
Reports indicate Henry Ford funds substantial shipbuilding efforts targeting Houston as part of a broader industrial push. Officials say the donation supports wartime production and local employment.
A youth joined an expeditionary transport diverted at sea. He landed in France and soon fought in his first major battle where shrapnel blinded him. He was evacuated with other wounded men to an institution for blind soldiers.
Local notice from Hawkshaw New Brunswick dated September 1 1905 promotes Minard's Liniment as unequaled. The brief ad highlights the product and asserts its superior effect.
A fragment notes that many supporters are described as laboring under a delusion about the American state and its affairs, reflecting concerns over misplaced conviction among organized groups. The text suggests widespread fanaticism affecting public opinion.
Regulations announced authorize food controller to grant permission to mills to produce farina for children and invalids by mixing wheat. No mill may use more than a specified weight of sound wheat for any batch, and no extraction or division of grades is allowed. Mention of Holloway’s Cure appears in fragment.
Fragmented report suggests a notable figure linked to Post and ABF may play a role in upcoming airline events. The text hints at predictions and potential future developments in air travel.
A fragment notes the winter season is hard on babies and mentions storms and exposure. The text references health risks to infants including discomfort and potential effects on bowels and digestion, though details are fragmented and unclear.
The fragment discusses an alternative approach to the main weapon, noting a concept or method that mirrors the primary option. It emphasizes equivalence and potential advantages or drawbacks without detailing steps or outcomes.
The readable fragments refer to a name or firm Zee A Y Sonsione Thoes with unclear context. No clear event date place or outcome is discernible from the damaged text.
A garbled report notes field crops in Canada valued at one dollar a bushel with limited clarity on yields. It mentions national gains from exports and higher prices boosting farmer returns, referencing increased export value and broader meat and vehicle sector effects. The fragment cites Vancouver and provincial dairy and grain movements but lacks complete details.
A reader reports a sensational claim that corns lift out with fingers using a new ether based preparation from a Cincinnati inventor. The ad suggests asking a druggist to order a trial bottle from a wholesale house, promising painless relief without infection risk.
fragmentary text mentions Maj Kellogg and German prisoners at a station for treatment. unclear names and events. no clear date or outcome available.
A derelict schooner with repairs fetched a modest sum after being towed to port. The vessel, once built under a mark, carried a cargo of timber valued at around £4,000 before adjustments. The case notes worms and poor condition affecting sale prospects, with no revival expected.
A historical gardening note discusses surface cultivation and deep tillage to loosen heavy soils lime application to correct acidity and improve structure. It recommends limestone per acre for heavy soils, rotted manure for plowed plots, and timing for spring fertilizer and manure application with emphasis on soil care and simple cation of garden beds.
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