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Newspaper
Oxbow Herald
Location
Oxbow, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Mar 12, 1914
Page
2
Dialogue features Nick questioning a devil myth while Mother explains appearances deceive. Hoy and Hoy’s pitying remark contrast with a mock accusation. Cupid is implied as the true source of charm.
Guests in a hotel parlor murmured about Movart e Twelfth Mass as another number faded into focus. An elderly lady recalled Mrs. Hincousin and a war regiment tied to the speaker’s memory.
A testimonial ad touts Dr Williams Pink Pills as a blood building remedy for women with fatigue back pain and nerve weakness. The seller claims thousands cured and urges readers to buy by mail if not available locally, noting the pills’ full name on each wrapper.
Fragmentary passage describes a man sought by two offers and a woman studying to be a nurse. A figure named Ol Preon is mentioned with an Alp, a price of 8000, and a $3000 payment outcome. The text is garbled and lacks clear event details.
An old advertisement extols Morice Eye Remedy Ce as suitable for all eyes, claiming it soothes irritation and supports eye care for novices. It mentions weak or granulated lids and promotes the product as safe for various eye conditions.
A vignette describes political talk with a lieutenant and Senator Borgham, a classroom exchange on the dark ages, and a telegraph office scene. A nursemaid-like exchange ends with a sales pitch for Parmelen's Vegetable Pills praised for decades as a trusted remedy.
Disjointed lines recount a short man seeking dignity and a daughter playing piano while a mother and artist argue about execution. Roosevelt is quoted on trust and river crossings. The piece contrasts hippos and cattle, then comments on Mrs. weather and afternoon rain in a dialed tone.
A quirky historic note reports Minard's Liniment curing garget in cows. The fragment mentions a mother from India seeking a nurse for her baby and a comical miscommunication about a stove polish remedy.
A brief exchange contrasts Easterner and Westerner views of fitting in abroad. The Easterner insists New York makes assimilation easy despite homesickness, while the Westerner remains skeptical about belonging in Europe among unfamiliar faces and languages.
North Queensland reports rising cocoanut cultivation especially near Cape York Monsman and Mourilyan to Cardwell. Market nuts supply profits exist even if processed to copra with a quoted price of 120 dollars per tonne for Queensland grown copra. Holloway's Corn Cure advertised as a simple cure for all corn growth.
William Hanks, landlord of the Craver Arta public house in Preston England, was fined 12 pounds and costs for a curious lottery charge. Police found several pint pots of beer on the counter and some seven threepenny pieces in the liquor.
A boy begins a diary noting sunrise and sunset times in a quaint reflection on daily life. Additionally the piece describes a well bred man dressing and walking quietly, with a nod to fashion writing and late arrivals.
A painter recounts a disputed portrait sale with a customer who now sues for defamation. The tale highlights a quarrel over payment and accountability, urging careful counsel and insistence on fault in a case of alleged slander.
The report highlights extraordinary gold yields near Pigeon Island on the Cuyunt river with 60 ot per ton in a single creek and 12 to 15 oz daily after multiple washings. Dredging by Culana Gold Co. reaches 7,167 oz 18 dwt 8 gr, while another firm posts 1,669 oz 8 dwt 2 gr and plans a new dredge site.
A Saskatchewan reader in Caesarville testifies that Dodd’s Kidney Pills helped her health, noting they cleanse blood via proper kidney function. The letter emphasizes kidney health and vitality as essential to strength and well being.
A Vermont clergyman lamented the cold Sunday as he spoke from the pulpit about a new church nearing occupancy. He noted parishioners shivered at zero temperatures while the boy at the garden gate asked about his father who golf on Sundays and herded others to church on wet days.
A reader endorses MINARD'S LINIMENT as the best liniment, recounting a recent foot injury and how a thorough bath with the product aided recovery, highlighting its reputed effectiveness and quick relief.
A fragmented plea about newspaper foundations and the Cub-Tobree Bra appears in a garbled reporter’s note. The text shows incomplete phrases and stray words, with no clear event, date, or identifiable entities.
In conversation about a spouse's excursion, a joyful update arrives that the husband returned from the hunt unharmed. The tone is light and relieved.
A garbled excerpt discusses religion versus discipline with stray questions about corporal punishment. It includes disjointed phrases about seeking studies in a gymnasium and a tension between Mrs. Wombat and Mrs. Wallaby over a cook’s pay.
An early 20th century advertisement warns that untreated catarrh can spread to the lungs and develop consumption. It promotes Catarrhozone as a liquid inhalant whose health boosting vapor penetrates deep, stopping a cold quickly and preventing further throat and hearing issues.
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