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Newspaper
Oxbow Herald
Location
Oxbow, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Nov 01, 1917
Page
2
Dolly faces pressure from Mrs. Bartlett as Kate Bartlett and Margot manipulate events at the Bartlett farm. Cooper’s quiet despair underscores a web of fear and passion. Dolly and Kate recall past kindness while a looming danger hints at harm to come.
Instructions advise using cold water and borax for washing blankets. Soak the spegas in a mild solution, then rinse and hang to dry to keep fabric soft and clean.
Fragmentary OCR reads as a garbled note about loyalties and revolutionary context. It mentions Lithuanians and loyalty to country, with broken phrases referencing revolutions and resistance. No clear events, dates, or names emerge.
The article describes twelve hundred pupils at a school for the visually impaired learning to read lips and rely on other senses, highlighting the challenge of understanding speech for those without sight. Teachers guide students as they greet visitors and adjust to using touch and hearing in place of sight.
A fragment suggests colonial forces use covert methods to reach a base, with notes on soldiers and a five step path. The text hints at legal or procedural framing and a strategy described as three to five approaches.
Dr. R L Wilbur president of Stanford University and head of the U S Food Administration division urges Americans to support food conservation amid rumors that preserves will be seized He notes the value of a domestic effort and says women can lead by example to counter German propaganda and prove democracy can mobilize for a common good
Government order permits United States to engage in inland water trade with Canada as reported by The Journal of Commerce. The move affects U S vessels operating on cross border inland routes and outlines regulatory framework for trade on inland waters.
The text questions whether cows themselves are responsible for profit above feed costs and suggests using government price and expense forms to calculate profit per cow. It notes provincial cow testing shows clear profits of thirty to sixty dollars per cow above feed costs and hints some cows may profit differently with feeding changes.
An Irish newspaper snippet notes European monarchs tied to German spouses influencing wartime actions. It claims the ear of Russia married to a German woman who wept at defeats, a Greek king's German wife blamed for early war missteps, and references a Swedish king linked to German influence. The passage reflects wartime perceptions of dynastic ties and loyalty.
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss Lloyd George and dandyism with references to fashion and the Cockspur area. The text mentions a crack across the left side and leather, hinting at fashion critique and public perception of elegance. The passage remains unclear and esoteric.
A lively city hall brief notes distrust of a mayoral aide and ongoing streetcar issues on Broadway. It mentions a prominent local resident who owns streetcars and demands proper return of keys. The two men Bret Gaytor and Mitchell are cited in a Collier's Weekly quote.
Report notes a plan involving a unit in British Columbia during wartime to move about eighty carloads of Western fname wheat and more than 3 000 tons. The phrasing suggests potential future shipments and strategic considerations for these cargoes.
A fragment notes the bank’s record of amount outstanding and a date related to the balance. The text appears garbled but centers on debt status and a due date or reporting date. Specific names or figures are unclear in the damaged source.
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