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Newspaper
Oxbow Herald
Location
Oxbow, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Mar 09, 1916
Page
3
Unclear text fragments discuss ivory bleaching methods and guidance. The readable portion mentions smoothing or whitening ivory with gentle handling, but specifics and context are missing. No identifiable people, places, organizations, dates, or events are present.
A fragmented note describes a prank where a grouch was unhappy with a letter and the BO and a Sooner reference. The text hints at a playful swap or hoax involving a TV event and a written message but lacks complete details or clear participants.
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate SACOM Institute plans a meeting or conference described with limited readable words. No clear date or location is present in the legible text. Further details are not available from the fragment.
Nine member Economic Commission to study postwar tasks including agricultural production transportation marketing and rural credit. The outline covers eight to ten main investigations to help solidify a foothold for the country.
A mother urges nourishment to prevent anaemia in growing girls and touts Dr Williams Pink Pills as the cure. A Cobourg Ontario reader shares relief from nervous weakness and paleness after taking the pills, with purchase details and a medical company address.
The piece notes sheep need clean dry shelter with dry feet and fleece, ample ventilation without drafts to prevent cold and disease. In newer climates a warmer barn may replace a general shed to keep sheep dry and comfortable, reducing respiratory issues.
A fragmentary note mentions leather boots and a process involving sixty three people, hinting at a translation or adaptation. The text is garbled but centers on footwear and a large, uncertain collaborative effort.
Fragmentary report notes Percy appears anxious after a social event. A valet accompanies him, and there is mention of a gull and a plan involving going with a companion. Details are unclear due to damaged text.
The article notes that the campaniles of St Mark and Pisa were begun in the twelfth century. The Leaning Tower reaches 170 feet in height with a 61 inch diameter, a cylindrical form, and is clad in white marble. It mentions a manufacturing claim about an arm Exterminator and its supposed effectiveness and reputation.
The oldest grave in Trinity Church yard New York City is that of Richard Church er. The stone notes the boy died at the age of one and a half years on April 6 1681.
A reader letter praises MINA 8 LINIMENT as a superior remedy after a foot injury. The writer, G. McMullen, claims quick relief and mentions laundry notes and gratitude, signing off as sincerely yours. The message reflects a local endorsement typical of the period.
The article describes several detection tests including a conjunctival yellow color sign after fluorescin injection and a third test via heart exploration with a stiletto to stimulate activity. It mentions limits in agonal circulation and notes a 1900s medical context with references to Halluin and artificial respiration.
A mother worries about feeding thirteen guests while a physician endorses Miller's Worm Powders. The text argues worms harm child health and growth and urges merciful treatment to eliminate parasites.
A vintage advertisement touts Nerviline as a fast acting liniment that cures lumbago stiffness and muscle pain. It claims rapid relief, non staining skin, and suitability for back strains and rheumatic pain, urging large family size bottles for economy.
The article reports Gen. Gallien describing measures to replace auxiliary soldiers with women in uniform repair shops and factories. It notes government instructions aiming to assign women to real army work and bolster productive labor for wartime needs.
Historic note describes incense resin exuded by a tree found in British Somaliland context with emphasis on large local harvests and trade significance.
Lord Derby believes a flood of youth will head to Canada after the war, and that Canada is ready for the influx when it arrives, the Calgary Herald reports.
A reader named Roger Cool requests publication of tie directions. The note describes a method with left and right hand positions, collar, sleeves, and an untangling action, inviting guidance from the editor.
A damaged fragment promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure claiming relief for catarrh. Text mentions Halls Catarrh specifically and a testimonial style endorsement. The legible portion references Peete and a street scene, with no clear outcome.
Eerie note reports 20 persons in Walebwil bearing the name Hurlimans amid a cryptic event. Authorities note no further details provided on the Pereeeeee gathering at 8AA0 location.
The Saskatchewan Social Moral and Reform League proposes a province wide liquor store abolition. They urge amending sales laws to close all liquor stores after June 20 and seek a provincial referendum or legislative action to enforce prohibition.
Fragmentary OCR text hints a local Hudson event with hurried plans and a price mention of ten dollars. No clear names, dates, or places are readable.
A terse fragment notes horses and longevity with unclear context and no identifiable events or individuals. The text offers no concrete names, dates, places, or actions to prove a full news item.
A compact sports item notes a matchup where The and Mel surpass twice the score of Elton 42 with S29 as a referenced figure. The brief emphasizes the decisive margin and the involved numbers without extended details.
Rural phones serve as a common link between farmers and town dealers enabling quick sharing of weather and market news. Subscribers can read schedules, list desired products, and quickly connect buyers and sellers, letting farmers move goods in minutes rather than hours.
The New York Tribune argues Germany’s free harbor access, reliance on maritime ally power, and destroyed Mediterranean links will bind Berlin after hostilities end. It contends Germany cannot fully win the war or secure a postwar future, facing long economic and military penalties.
Visitors to Winnipeg are invited to view recruiting by the 100th Battalion Winnipeg Grenadiers now active in recruiting. Eight booths line the process, with the Flying Corps handling many recruits. The Johns Manville building on Arthur Street houses quarters with kitchens, comfortable beds, and a third floor recreation room. A crowded canteen and a three hundred volume library supplement the facilities for recruits and officers alike.
Advice on raising two year old horses emphasizes moderate work and careful handling. It notes two-year-olds can mature well with proper feeding and rest, warns against fatigue, and recommends strong supervision by an experienced handler. The piece also touts Parmelee’s Vegetable Pill as a purgative remedy.
A New Orleans advertisement seeking a man for house chores drew a reply from a Black man. The caller expressed marriage status and used a racial slur, reflecting discriminatory attitudes in the interaction.
The famed Catalo Herd keeper Buffalo Jones plans to relocate sixty bison to Saskatoon. He seeks an excellent local ranch near Baskatoon and will move his entire herd once weather permits. Jones aims to establish a large new industry there and notes his animals are hardy and efficient in food use.
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