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Newspaper
Oxbow Herald
Location
Oxbow, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Oct 10, 1918
Page
3
A garbled notice promotes Dr Hamilton’s Pills as a remedy for nerve fatigue and general health. It urges readers to obtain the pills from all dealers and follow the recommended treatment.
A garbled excerpt describes Jegaen and another man moving through a post or abbey area to an inn. They avoid being seen together, with one man guiding the other to a private room and later to bed in unclear circumstances.
An oblique descriptive fragment portrays a lone figure on a hilltop near a broken wall with a pipe. The landscape shows a road across a high tableland toward the west and a deep hollow southward where the Tyne’s valley fogs drift, blending beauty and urban ugliness.
The narrative follows Pete Foster and companions trekking through rough peat bogs and crumbling banks. They face soft ground, muddy crossings, and uncertain progress as they push toward a distant tableland under a half moon, with wary terrain and changing light.
A scrambled excerpt describes potato bread made with wheat flour and potatoes. It mentions saving leftovers from noon dinner and hints at seamen or serving notes, though the fragmentary text is unclear on full method or outcome.
British pilots report relentless air observation and night raids disrupting German lines. RAF crews focus on roads rail junctions dumps and troop concentrations to hamper offensives, using low flights and precise bombing to disrupt transport, depots and camps and to deny rest to German troops.
Fragmentary text suggests discussion of an alarm wrist watch or clock device claimed to aid sleep. Mentions new neighbors and potential success of the device, but details are unclear due to damaged text.
Sugar shortages loom as Cuban and German deliveries falter and Louisiana cane crops disappoint. Officials urge 1 percent monthly personal use limits and fair allocation of brown sugar, amid a broader fear of a global shortage.
Fragmentary OCR indicates Prince Mary named colonel of the Royal Scots, with references to British army heritage and historic regiments. The text is garbled but points to a ceremonial appointment involving the Princess or Prince Mary and the Royal Scots lineage.
Mr BB. Rotltoer of the food board told the Fisheries tion in Halifax that Canada had enough beer to satisfy home needs due to rising conservation and other measures. He claimed the country could feed an army while still supporting the front.
Fragmented OCR mentions peasant shops and peddlers amid war wreckage. notes speculators driving staple prices below cost on instalments. References Chester Guardian tone to recreating life under devastated land conditions and the impact on local stores.
A garbled OCR fragment appears to reference a convenience store or group and mentions enemies. Specific names, dates, places, or events are not readable. The readable text provides no clear incident or outcome to report.
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