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Newspaper
Oxbow Herald
Location
Oxbow, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Nov 28, 1918
Page
5
Fragmented OCR notes discuss champagne and wine shipments, mentioning Beanepegne, canal routes, and a figure of 60,000 (000) sparkling wine cases to be removed from an old cathedral town. It references trade impacts and delivery prospects amid wartime disruption.
An unclear OCR fragment references a road and a Boston transcript amid garbled text. No clear individuals organizations dates or events are readable to define a solid news item or public notice.
An advertisement describes a painless method to remove a corn or callus. It promises direct relief with a small bottle available at stores or via druggists, urging readers to ask their pharmacist to obtain it from wholesale sources. The copy emphasizes avoiding irritation to surrounding skin and offers quick, simple application.
A damaged recount describes British soldiers returning from France and their strange encounters with townspeople and shopkeepers. It recalls tense moments, rumors of punishment, and mentions a past battle and a controversial figure, with little clear coherence.
Construction of several storage tanks progresses in rural Western Canada as farmers maximize horsepower and labor efficiency. The effort supports agricultural development by conserving fuel and boosting farm operations.
A Moroccan division surged through fog to envelop and overpower German forces. The fortress fell after a heavy artillery opening, with survivors submerged and infantry pressing a frontal assault to seal the victory.
Fragmentary text describes guarding a baby against colds and promoting digestion. Mentions a product sold by a company and a price, with references to a William Brokter? and Ont. unclear.
A description of a large grapevine near Santa Barbara noted for its enormous size and potential world record status. The article mentions annual fruit, vast quantities of wine and fruit yield, and the support structures and shade needs for the vine.
A convoy of 25 cars faces unloading delays as heavy cases are moved onto German trains in the east. Severe orders complicate the operation and slow the German freight movement amid wartime constraints.
An advertisement touts Putnam’s remedy for corn discomfort claiming quick, painless relief with easy pennies costs. The copy emphasizes affordability and effectiveness, appealing to readers seeking relief from tender corns without costly treatments.
The text presents garbled reflections on a class, an officer and instructor, and a scene that evokes schoolboys at play. It contrasts experience with youth and hints at a biting moral, yet few clear facts remain.
A man in Halifax was scolded in court after making an incomprehensible and intransigent remark to the judge. The exchange left the room tense as the man insisted on his stance despite the absurdity of his statement.
Fragmentary report notes a commerce claim for Minard's Liniment curing colds and mentions artificial hair from Germany and a doll hair product. The text references a government sale ban and odd fillers with disjointed dialogue about nerve and going home as darkness falls.
London dispatch reports Abdul Baha retreat at Mount Carmel with a small group of followers. The British bureau notes troops have found a location at Maifa as part of the continuing coverage from London.
A fragment claims Minard’s Liniment cures diphtheria and describes a “rescue worth making” tied to a bath like remedy. The text is garbled and lacks verifiable details or context.
A fragmentary tribute praising France as a cultured ally in history and progress. The text extols France’s nobility, learning, and courage, referencing a historic alliance and comparing strength to Napoleon, with scattered garbled phrases about national character.
Fragmentary item notes a wedding or marriage reference tied to Centralia Missouri area with unclear phrasing about a bride and a job. Readable details are minimal and names or dates are not provided.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference a California effort involving trees and a count near a hundred and teen. The readable items suggest a report on environmental or botanical topics, with unclear details about participants and outcomes.
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