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Newspaper
Oxbow Herald
Location
Oxbow, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Mar 21, 1918
Page
2
Fragmented notes recall wartime England’s push toward temperance, noting rising beer restrictions and the impact on profits and public mood. References to shareholders and social strains hint at a broader shift in culture during 1914 to 1917.
Fragmentary note from Bits column records a quarrel over who is wiser between two speakers. One claims pride in truth while the other asserts a decisive test will settle the matter. The terse exchange hints at a broader dispute about intellect and perception.
Fragmentary text from a historical page discusses a remedy or treatment aimed at calming stomach irritation and nerves. The readable portion mentions the concept of restoring normal action and correcting irregularities without sedatives, but specifics are unclear.
An ad touts Putnam's Corn Remover promising corn removal with fingers, showing quick ease and immediate relief. It emphasizes painless use and a low price, suggesting a quarter at any drug store.
A Southern Alberta farmer from the Pincher Creek district notes growing demand in the area for produce and seeds this year as buyers show rising interest. He reports that farmers in the district notice stronger market pull and higher prices for their crops, signaling a healthier regional agricultural outlook.
An advertisement for Dr J D Kelpers Asthma Remedy touts miraculous relief in many cases. The copy brags of serene seas and dramatic cures where other remedies fail, urging readers to try the product.
A wartime dispatch notes German leaders push hopeful peace rhetoric while insiders acknowledge victory remains impossible. Propaganda efforts aim to sway noncombatants and stifle momentum as the conflict drags on and national morale frays.
A garbled OCR passage suggests a British cruiser and a secretive response about a tense crossing of water. It recalls a boy and a heliograph message, with unclear names or dates, leaving the exact event and actors unresolved, but implying discreet handling of a maritime incident.
Fragmentary notes report a disrupted session as a speaker lobs errors and voices clash over policy. The scene highlights tensions between attendees and organizers during a tense public gathering.
Fragmentary OCR reads as a personal note about a female trouble and operations in Canton Ohio. The readable portion mentions an operation and a troubling situation but lacks clear subject, date, or responsible entities. Further text needed to establish concrete facts or names.
A garbled excerpt contrasts Portuguese coinage with American wealth, mentioning a street car conductor and a Duke of Westminster in vague terms. The text implies vast sums and paltry billions but offers no clear facts or coherent events.
A Telegram quotation argues that Germany's economic resilience could undermine efforts in wartime trade. The piece notes neutral ports and freedom of trade as key factors and mentions opinions by Webley Le Paw.
Readers discuss how vegetables provide minerals and vigor during wartime shortages. The column notes winter limits, urges reliance on available greens to sustain health and strength amid rationing pressures.
John Burroughs in winter era and related notes describe lines and sales in a terse, fragmentary historical line. The text appears as a brief snippet referencing winter discipline and a selling action linked to a person named Burroughs.
A testimonial from Gerone Nantes of London claims her brother healed from severe eczema after using Dr Chase's Ointment. She asserts relief came quickly and remained permanent for five years. The note stresses to insist on genuine Dr Chase's Ointment and warns against disappointment.
In 1917 European sugar output dropped to roughly 210 thousand tons, with French production around 210 thousand tons. Domestic production contracted while imports were minimal, reflecting wartime disruptions and shifting trade.
Fragmentary notes describe stormy weather pressing people to keep infants indoors. Text hints at overheated conditions and the need to manage a box or enclosure, but details are unclear.
Fragmentary and archaic text describes a besieged city near Almadnagar during a late sixteenth century conflict. The ruler is named Princess Kande with a breached defenses and a tense standoff. The passage references captains and a failed engagement amid chaos and disintegration of the besieged forces.
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