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Newspaper
Oxbow Herald
Location
Oxbow, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Nov 02, 1916
Page
6
A farmer confronted with selling his land reflects on the true worth of his property. The tale warns farmers to weigh the merits and risks of an offer, illustrating how perceived value can mislead when consequences loom beyond the moment.
An advertisement touts Parmelees Vegetable pills as stomach regulators derived from vegetable compounds. It claims years of use prove their faultless character and salubrious effects and that they should remain at the head of standard preparations.
The article outlines intensified penalties for deserters and those aiding desertion. It details potential two year sentences and new procedures using attestation rolls and officer statements as proof of desertion.
A southern colored preacher describes waking in a Georgia town to the contralto voice singing Abide With Me. He ponders the hostess's role and asks about her routine noting three verses for soft and five for hard.
Prof White explains farm cost accounting differs from ordinary selling costs. It aims to determine farm wide profit and each department’s gains or losses, using detailed costing to aid owner management. Includes tables and methods for estimating grain, hay, silage, implement lifespans, and general farm data. Free copy from Manitoba Department of Agriculture or Manitoba Agricultural College, Winnipeg.
In France during the war Private Bailey endures cold rain and pain in the trenches. His mother’s faith in Sloan's Liniment helps him and his comrades. the product is advertised as a muscle soother available at druggists in 25c 50c and 1.00 bottles.
Fragmentary OCR yields a quirky dialogue about jumping to conclusions and a ferryboat mix up. Blenkinson recalls leaping at a ferry once and missing it, illustrating hasty judgments.
Western Druggists advertise Sloan's Liniment as fast relief for rheumatic pains swelling bruises and sprains. The ad touts easy application no skin staining and quick easing of back shoulder and joint discomfort from cold weather and minor injuries.
Fragmentary passage questions why German mind remains unable to eradicate the idea of world terror. It notes unlearned lessons about good, profit, and advantage drawn from years in which war and conflict affected French relations.
A cryptic race summary notes Giving Him His Chance facing OS and ace Rew Yoru Tes. No clear outcome or date provided.
The Gullfess, hailed as the first Icelandic vessel to reach western shores since Leif the Lucky era, creates wonder about Icelandic prosperity after two years of upheaval. A longshore strike, a bell ringing at the harbor, and tales of rich revival accompany this historic visit.
Dr. Thomas’ Eclectric Oil widens its circle of friends daily as orders pour in from distant regions. The product’s growing reputation rests on its claim to benefit humanity at a moderate price, making it accessible to many.
A city man visits his country cousin to share metropolitan pleasures. They golf at a country club, dance in town, visit Uncle Ned's, explore the attic, and recount a day spent tidying and decorating, ending with a humorous note on clockwork and sundown.
A brief New York Times excerpt notes a customer interaction as usual with a sly comment about hair, prompting a hasty response. The fragment reflects casual dialogue and everyday narration.
A fragmented notice urges farmers to decide on seed grain for next year. Citizens discuss seed retention, sourcing, and the need to prepare, with officials emphasizing evaluating current stock and arranging purchases for adequate supplies.
A historical note suggests purifying well water by adding lime or salt, or a lump of rock salt, placed in a cloth bag to remain in the water briefly. Monthly treatment reduces fever risk from impure drinking water, with weekly repeats if needed and boiling when water is very low.
A Canadian feature highlights mothers, including Mrs. Albert Nie of St. Brieux, who endorse Baby's Own Tablets after seven years of use. The piece frames the product as a trusted remedy among neighbors and communities.
A customer reports success with Minard's Liniment on a wet distemper in a valuable horse. Viladie Freres signs off to promote the remedy for equine ailments.
A fragmented description discusses moving cattle and sheep together to optimize grazing. It outlines alternating pasture use where cattle work ahead, then sheep enter pasture to share forage and prevent overgrazing. The passage emphasizes balancing mouthfuls of grass for both livestock.
An article notes that bones used as food or stock provide measurable nutrition. It discusses boiling and drying methods to extract fat and improve usefulness, highlighting fat content around ten percent and the implications for dietary value.
A vintage ad touts Nerviline as a simple chest and throat rub to loosen congestion within an hour. It claims the remedy cures many ailments and lowers doctor bills, urging purchase of the larger bottle for economy from Catarrhozone Co. Kingston and dealers nationwide.
A Country Gentleman excerpt argues that efficiency beats pointless toil in farming. It praises farmers who cut unnecessary work, use smarter methods, and let animals harvest or spread manure, claiming progress comes from reducing manual labor while maintaining results.
A historical notice touts Mother Graves' Worm Exterminator as the most effective remedy for infant acne, describing worms as the cause and the preparation as the preferred treatment.
A distorted passage quotes Cecil Spring-Rice praising government restraint after the war and cites a schoolboy definition of a veteran as a veteran being a vegetarian. The remarks hint at postwar policy and the enduring truth of wartime labels.
Minards Liniment is cited as curing dandruff. The text emphasizes cattle fattening require abundant fresh water at all times. It notes cattle should be given water before eating. if not possible provide water twice daily. Kansas station findings show steers on rich ration drank little water. The nitrogenous feeder ensures animals receive water to satisfy appetites.
A prize crew failed to bring Themis to port after discovering insufficient coal aboard. The crew was refused recognition as prize by Swedish authorities, who ordered them ashore. Meanwhile two German destroyers trailed three Swedish ships before turning away to sea.
An old advertising fragment touts Dr Pierce’s Patent Medicine as a cure and remedy for mental distress fatigue and general derangement. It mentions “Prescription” and “Pleasant Pellets” with promises of safety and efficacy and urges readers to consult Dr Pierce or send for information.
Citizens prepare for Dominion Day as Canada marks its founding anniversary. The public shows resolve to meet future calls on loyalty, willing to make sacrifices and uphold national unity amid uncertain times.
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