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Newspaper
Oxbow Herald
Location
Oxbow, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Nov 21, 1918
Page
3
Rumors from European circles claim King George and Hi Cousin George V maintained unusually intimate ties with the former czar, with reports suggesting personal hospitality and strong unofficial contact during key years.
A fragmented sketch contrasts street peddlers on Paris boulevards with cafe terraces and a crowded fringe. The piece notes the crowd’s steady flow and hints at a central figure described as a mother, referred to as Mother Graves’ Worm poteastoe, whose role is said to relieve suffering and restore health.
A garbled excerpt discusses health themes and stomach issues. It mentions vegetables and a bear, with unclear references to gansta, purchasers, and sterilized terms. The passage hints at dietary causes for stomach distress and general health observations without clear events or people.
Fragmentary OCR references Dr BM Andérsda of the grolog ical survey leaving for the western pore to cement Perene. The text is garbled and hard to parse for precise facts.
Unclear text fragment references British institutions and locations including Piccadilly and Royal Academy. Specific events, dates, or names are not discernible from the readable portion. Further readable context is required to identify the main item and entities.
The ad touts Pink Pills for Women claiming to restore rich red blood and vigor after forty. It promotes renewed vitality through a tonic that stimulates the nerves and improves health. Available via druggists or Dr Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ontario at 50 cents a box.
An incomplete excerpt notes Greek civilians suffered under occupation with 24 inhabitants dead of starvation, 11 000 deported, and 2 000 forced to work on military roads. The garbled text mentions women and feeding or aiding bears.
Fragmentary OCR describes a German air attack method with new incendiary devices and bombs. It mentions light aircraft capable of carrying a large payload and references a decisive effect on enemy cities, with unclear technical terms and numbers.
A damaged OCR snippet mentions Theré Siapone and Omer Outard with unclear context and a line about forgetfulness. The text is fragmentary and lacks coherent event or setting.
The article discusses how salvage operations reduce waste in wartime, noting that every man contributes to salvaging and that the value of salvaged material equals ammunition saved. It emphasizes the potential military benefits from disciplined salvage efforts and the overall cost savings.
A cable to the director of public information from SEARS correspondent Fred James hails Canadian overseas forces in France. He calls the new troops brave and steady under fire, praising their morale and comradeship. Decorations and recommendations highlight men who arrived since May.
Fragmentary OCR describes a baton presented to a person named Pel Feat by the president. The staff is blue velvet with seven street gold stars, and one chased gold feature bears the marshal’s name, date of appointment, and a trancel device of marshals. The passage claims it is a superb work.
Fragmentary text describes worms in the digestive tract causing distress to a child. It mentions powders and remedies as attempts to remove or destroy the worms and restore health. The snippet implies poor outcomes and limited comfort for the patient.
In Brooklyn neighbors and friends were hospitalized at St Catherines after a backyard argument escalated into a free for all. The altercation left one man sleeping and others injured as bystanders tried to intervene.
Readable text fragments mention a separated item with partial names and locations. details are insufficient to identify a clear event, date, or involved organizations.
An advertisement touts a per pound price and a small bottle to treat corns and calluses. It claims the product dries instantly, removes the core, and relieves soreness between the toes without pain. It urges direct purchase or via a local drug house.
A garbled diary voice recalls a week with little to do and a nagging headache. The speaker notes days passing with aimless effort and longing for purpose during a period of idle time.
Putnam's Corn Remedy claims to dry up and peel away corns by targeting only the corn. It supposedly loosens the corn so it can be lifted off with fingers and costs a quarter in any drug store.
Reported escape of two kings of Württemberg and Saxony from Dadizele near Menin as German forces entered. Villagers of Ledeghem evacuated on September 28 and hid in cellars as Germans threatened. The town endured shelling and fears of British reprisals.
A garbled exchange mentioning a meal and dimes prompted questions about who wanted to see Walter. The fragments suggest a confused dialogue without clear names, places, or dates.
A writer notes Minard's Liniment in a World War I era account as distressing Swiss repatriation scenes. Frail passengers and babies are cared for aboard a Red Cross ambulance train labeled Au Bonheur des Dames. Women volunteers, German Swiss Cross workers, and local aides staff the evacuations, daily cleansing, feeding, and rest before continued travel amid emotional farewells.
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