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Newspaper
Oxbow Herald
Location
Oxbow, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Oct 25, 1917
Page
9
The article notes round towers across Ireland with cone tops largely repaired while many lack doors near ground level, doors relocated higher up. It describes safety concerns and restoration work on towers whose original access points remain unclear.
Unclear fragments show an ad leaning note on liniment claims for dandruff and profitable corn experiments. Mentions Western Canada irrigation in the South and sweet corn potential under irrigation.
A report describes severe punishments by Austrian officers amid harsh discipline. Soldiers tied to a railway track and beaten are alleged. Josef Tabak, a Jewish sanitary corps member, is struck and denied fair treatment, leading to mental collapse and death days later.
A garbled report discusses crop damage and municipal spending on poison control. It notes farmer behavior and timing of pest control measures tied to spring work, with emphasis on local agricultural policy and readiness.
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss Admiral Nelson awaiting a chance to strike at Toulon. He ponders whether to attack the enemy fleet from underwater batteries surrounding the port, noting the risk and strategic timing of any assault. The text hints at Nelson’s cautious stance and planned action if a favorable moment arose.
Data shows swine herds fall from 7000 in 1913 to 4 361 900 at year end with France facing meat shortages. European demand hinges on United States supplies for meat and dairy postwar. Also notes long standing asthma sufferers urged to try Dr J D Kelly remedy letters.
The Connecticut Commission of Conservation reports a two year project where two citizens studied wild duck habits in a lake region to propagate and restore wild bird life. They captured nests and bred ducks to form a nucleus for the program, including canvas backs and other species.
In a garbled excerpt a Japanese government reply is cited about the German methods of warfare and their impact. The text references conveying supplies and aid to France, Romania, and to nurses, with unclear details and irregular phrasing.
From the Westminster Gazette a playful sketch portrays the king as a patient angler and brave outdoor host. The piece humorously notes his Scottish attire and steady walk to the riverbank while salmon swim nearby.
Mr Lio Pritain, prime minister, comments on Gemenyy's plan for the next time. He criticizes three foreseen failings: food storage in Germany, cotton supply, and submarine numbers. He argues there must be no repeat of past shortages and delays.
A historical ad touts Miller's Worm Powders as a cure for worm infestations in children. It promises the product will destroy worms, correctrelated irregularities, and end the child's suffering by removing worm-caused ailments.
The British food controller will issue licenses for imports. a government buying agency now handles purchases of Canadian bacon and other goods. Britain and its Allies require at least 25 percent of output, while Canada’s bacon trade with France and Italy previously expanded as demand grew.
A fragmented note recalls a crop year with a value near 191000 units and mentions a vice or third party involvement. The readable text suggests a significant harvest figure and economic impact for the area.
A damaged excerpt from the Chicago Tribune critiques German and Polish affairs, noting aggression and forced domination. It references government actions and speeches urging defense of law against tyranny, with emphasis on national and international implications.
An ad from Brockville Ontario touts Dr Williams Medicine as a remedy for skin disorders. It claims pills create new rich blood to attack impurities causing blemishes and roversness, offering six boxes for two dollars with no dealer or by cents cones.
The annual report of the commission of conservation notes syphilis prevalence on public wards and links this to wartime population shifts and broader public health concerns. It references medical faculty at the University of Toronto and includes discussions on food production and preservation alongside general public works.
French government issues decree placing purchase and distribution of cereals under state control. The measure became effective in September with a central office to regulate stock and pricing, restricting private handling and requiring notice at storage sites.
A wartime era report notes women in England join farm labor, from field work to manure spreading and house duties. Officials mark their aptitude with stock, calling them gentle and effective. The article highlights widespread county support for women assisting farm labor.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions Holloway’s Corn Core and a plied core. No clear event, date, or entities beyond the obscure reference.
An officer reports new activities and stead by Se gr pete es toned in a car near the Monitor. The fragmentary text references a patrol or observation in progress and notes movements attributed to an officer and others.
Fragmentary text shows a personal encounter reference to Mr. Tucker and Cate Wr with unclear meaning and garbled terms. No clear event date location or outcome is discernible from the readable portion.
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