Money Orders Costs Briefly Outlined
A short note explains money orders charging five dollars per order with cents omitted.
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Newspaper
Oxbow Herald
Location
Oxbow, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Nov 08, 1917
Page
9
A short note explains money orders charging five dollars per order with cents omitted.
The article notes US destroyers actively patrol near Germany in a treacherous zone. Crews face constant exposure to enemy fire and harsh weather. Officers and sailors endure long shifts, alternating four days on and four off, with little rest or sleep while handling demanding operations.
A defunct fragment mentions Manitoba agriculture and a government sale or purchase opportunity. The text references farm stock, seals, and a market decision about obtaining items through a sealed process. Details are unclear due to OCR damage.
An analysis critiques Kaiser Wilhelm II for misguided diplomacy and ineffective leadership. It contrasts his autocracy with a succession of weak chancellors from Caprivi to Bethmann Hollweg, blaming impulsiveness and poor judgment for looming dangers. Soft corns are difficult to eradicate, but Corn Cure will draw them out painlessly.
In a October issue of Physical Culture Bernarr Macfadden urges society to value the disabled, arguing rigorous screening by authorities shows few defects beyond surface scars. He stresses respect and care for the physically changed as a national possession worthy of reverence.
Fragmentary text discusses German officials and public reaction to government actions. It references Sweden Zimmermanns Bernstorffs and widespread distrust, signaling national resentment and questioning future faith in authorities. The piece hints at political turmoil and waning public support.
Manitoba trials show Sow Thistle can be nearly eliminated in one season using summer fallow. In infested districts, wheat crops on fields treated with fallow after condemnation showed strong yields, while poorly treated fields remained weed prone. Some areas still require another year of care, with prosecutions mentioned for neglected plots.
An appeal for strong health urges restless readers to fight debility and nerve exhaustion with new Blood medicine. It claims Pink Pills restore vitality, renew nerves, and improve blood supply, enabling men and women to become active again. Mail order available from a Brockville address.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a servant, a broad window, an owl, and Liver Pills with unclear context. The snippet also references Parmelee and various disjointed phrases about liver and exposure, lacking coherent narrative or identifiable facts.
Incomplete text mentions Von Tirpitz and a vague reference to Ber with unclear context and possible violence. No verifiable event or outcome present.
The article notes a shift from rough housing for sailors to civilized, standardized crew accommodations on new ships. It cites two man cabins, separated mess, a smoking room, and steam heat as permanent results of the war.
A Cincinnati authority touts Freezone as a cheap, painless method to lift corns and calluses with a few drops. The ether compound dries instantly, does not inflame surrounding tissue, and a small bottle is available at drug stores or from wholesale houses.
A 19th century discourse argues that life expectancy can rise by at least fifteen years through sensible living and medical care. Experts claim disease and bad habits shorten life, and moral concern should push for preventive behavior rather than warnings.
A fragment from Cartoons Magazine hints at a cartoonist noting fruit improves health. The brief text mentions meals and timing but lacks clear context or named individuals.
An old snippet discusses fixed wheat prices, speculation, and impacts on growers and consumers. It notes price manipulation by speculators, the effect on farmers, and calls for stable pricing to protect food costs in Canada.
A characteristic ad for Dr J D Kellogg s asthma remedy claims it stops asthma attacks and improves sleep through a paint based inhalant. It urges readers to try it themselves to prove its effectiveness despite grand assurances.
The Kaiser has lost favor with Albert Ballin Germanys premier shipping magnate once praised as shaping the nations war effort Ballin calls the war idiotic and laments the waste of his fleet now used by enemies or idle in German ports His anguish is noted as he faces a disfavor in the autocrat he once served
Fragmented lines describe Zeebrugge Ostende rendered unusable as submarine base and Igium coast losing importance. Mentions German plans and a fading dream of Hohenzollerns.
The Rochester Herald argues freedom of the seas depends on peace and German military power being dismantled. It asserts that without Allied victory, naval liberty cannot exist, warning that German militarism must be eliminated for true peace and free seas.
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