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Newspaper
Oxbow Herald
Location
Oxbow, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Nov 21, 1918
Page
5
An advertisement urges readers to try Sloan's pain relief remedy with repeated bold prompts. It emphasizes fast relief and urges trial on self. The text repeats promotional phrases and includes exhortations to use Sloan's product.
A damaged OCR fragment describes a French mine sweeper overwhelmed by a German submarine attack, listing a crew of 47 and a salvage effort. The ship sank in minutes, but survivors endured 24 hours before rescue by another vessel.
An unnamed girl led family members to safety after gunfire swept the area during heavy combat. German efforts to hold a retreating line failed as American forces pressed a desperate fight to liberate the farm. The mother and brother survived and were reunited with the girl at a US-held position.
A garbled reminiscence recalls a boy and family at home, a mention of cakes and a casual greeting. The text includes stray phrases about Minard's Liniment and diphtheria, interwoven with disjointed dialogue and personal recollections.
A shipment to Setes comprises carloads for the use of the Siberian force and marks the first ships to Russia ever made from this progress.
A garbled excerpt discusses a Minorite monk and a treatise, referencing four centuries of education and a broad global context. It mentions Luca de Birgo and a commercial evolution theme, but the readable content is highly incomplete.
A fragmentary note references a weary trial shadow by Purved 6-09, suggesting a search or inquiry into a distant or elusive location. The text hints at a general pursuit rather than a named event or clear individuals.
A visitor dining with officers on a British battleship caused a table accident by striking a glass with his fork. An officer explains the superstition of bad luck tied to such sounds, noting it was previously observed on another ship and is now transferred to this table.
Fragmentary note suggests a powder named Powdered Bay to mix with water for cold relief and general ailment claims. Mentions San Te and inked phrases, but no clear event, date, or organization.
The text explains that bodily fatigue allows sleep, but anxiety and worry keep the mind alert, making rest impossible. It notes sleeplessness is a common early symptom of nervous tension and describes sleep’s role in tissue repair and restoration.
The fragment discusses severe tiredness and depleted mental energy. It mentions a discouraged outlook about the future and a sense of exhaustion affecting daily work. No clear persons or organizations are identifiable from the text.
A garbled OCR fragment recalls the Marne and Sedan era with Capua in Rheims and headquarters shifted after a retreat. The unreadable text hints at troops and fortifications but offers no clear events, dates, or names beyond these historic references.
Aid organization Asthan Remedy announces expanded relief measures to support civilians in restricted air areas amid ongoing threats. Officials say the program focuses on medical care, shelter, and food distribution to affected communities.
The fragment discusses pigmy elephants and a dwarf variety in Africa, noting differences from full sized elephants and touching on tusks, weight, habitat, and possible age comparisons. It references African bulls and mentions corn and habitat details, though the text is incomplete.
Reading from a London County Council report and an industry note, officials note efficiency gains in pulp and paper. The report highlights savings of pulp waste and the impact of redesigned spool labeling on waste reduction, with figures suggesting substantial yearly material savings.
Clayton Sedgwick urges readers to explore Japan beyond stereotypes. He contrasts hostile wartime rhetoric with the nation’s quiet homes, sobriety, and family life, inviting travelers to see Nippon’s culture through its streets and daily loves.
The article surveys naval nicknames used across eras and ships. It cites examples such as "We, She Goes" and "Don't it Koow You" reflecting colorful jargon. It notes that nicknames extend to crews and vessels, shaping wartime culture and identity.
Fragmentary text from a historical page hints at a health claim about curing catarrh. The readable lines reference individuals and unnamed companies but lack full context or verifiable details.
The text presents a garbled archival fragment with scattered phrases about a dog, a person named Siitt, and a North Falemon, mentioning dates in 1907 and a sense of mourning. The readable bits hint at a personal recollection or anecdote rather than a clear event or report.
Urgent call to increase butter shipments to creamery facilities. Officials warn current supply falls short of demand, urging producers to prioritize creamery butter to stabilize market and prices.
Publication note outlines a health advisory aimed at protecting children as autumn colds rise. It emphasizes routine care, hygiene, and preventative measures to reduce illness among youngsters during the seasonal transition.
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