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Newspaper
Oxbow Herald
Location
Oxbow, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Sep 06, 1917
Page
5
Three crewmen survived a Newcastle steamer of forty nine after a German sub sank it. They escaped in a lifeboat that capsized. Nineteen were rescued after fourteen days adrift but several perished or were injured. A passing steamer fired on them, mistaking them for enemies.
Excerpted from the New York Tribune urging unwavering resolve against Germany. The piece recalls Verdun and Marne, stressing that victory hinges on collective determination and not surrender, calling on Americans to match French resolve.
Report notes vast mouse plagues across rural Victoria and other districts as farmers face massive losses. Observers warn of threaten wheat crops and stored grain unless federal action limits the rodent invasion.
Sir Thomas Lipton, noted sportsman and merchant, spoke on how Britain could become a larger commercial power through adaptable enterprise. He cited observing German egg cups in India that solved a local convenience, illustrating global opportunities ripe for English manufacturers.
Frost bites and chilblains arise from cold exposure and slush. Dr. Thomas Fleetrie Oil offers rapid relief by reducing inflammation and pain with simple application and immediate action.
The Petrotia Advertiser notes high rates for ads with Ladies' Home Journal charging 104 dollars per inch and 6000 dollars for a full page per issue. Back cover at 10000 dollars and Saturday Evening Post full page ads at high figures show advertising consistently profitable.
Government officials report Canada’s total war expenditure to July 20, 1917 reaches 623 million dollars with 45 million in net debt. Daily war outlay runs 850 dollars per day while advances to the imperial munitions board total 310 million. Banks have loaned 100 million to Britain, and Canada provides 25 million monthly for munitions plus 10 million in cheese exports. The nation plans to use lands and cheese surplus to sustain munitions production for the war effort.
Small but potent pills advertised as a safe and simple remedy for stomach disorders. The copy claims strong demand and broad recognition among users who know their effectiveness.
Britain expands its flying program with more than a hundred factories involved in aircraft production and equipment. Dr Addison reports output leaping ahead from May 1916 figures of 100 to just over 100 this May. To meet labor demand, special schools have been opened nationwide.
The article critiques egg farmers for negligent handling of eggs and stresses proper care in poultry operations. It highlights the need for standard practices to protect egg quality and reduce waste.
A brief ad claims pain is gone with a few drops of a treatment. It urges users to apply the liquid to corns or calluses using fingers and promises relief without discomfort.
A Cincinnati chemist introduces Free Zone an ether compound for corns and calluses sold in stores. Apply drops to the affected area to lift corn or callus without burning or stinging. available from druggists via wholesale supply if not on hand.
In a Richmond News Leader note a Kentucky novelist remarks that swallows nest in the rye opposite of common belief, clarifying regional nesting habits and challenging an outside writer’s assumption.
A letter from Dr Jos Sirois of St Isidore P Q dated August 18 1894 endorses Minards Liniment as the best external remedy. The Dr notes he uses it for his patients and recommends it highly.
A fragmented description places Admiral Beatty among naval memorabilia. Books on a table feature Nelson dispatches, a bust of a prominent figure, and prints celebrating the navy. The dining table shows a silver statuette and a centerpiece, with questions about ownership and tribute to Nelson and the king.
The piece surveys provincial measures in Ontario Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta establishing farm loan schemes Rural Credits and Livestock Acts to aid farmers. It outlines loan limits percentages of land value interest rates and governance structures including boards and municipalities. It notes varied approaches to raise funds and support farm financing across provinces.
A clipped notice from Teiede, O shows claims about catarrhal deafness being incurable. The brief item names the condition and asserts lack of a cure without providing medical evidence or expert validation.
A brief note advises calm resourcefulness during a present crisis. It urges avoiding panic, using only what is needed, and emphasizes prudent budgeting and avoiding waste as a path to stability.
The passage notes early draft names for a Canadian confederation, including United Provinces and Kingdom of Canada, with debate on American sensitivity. It records a shift toward a more restrained title and a tribute to a growing republic across the frontier, as noted by the London Daily Chronicle.
Socialist leader Philip Scheidemann argues travel abroad proves democracy is key to ending war horrors. In Vorwaerts he cites the Stockholm conference as turning point toward sweeping democratization to end endless murders of nations. More Germans should travel to learn the truth.
The recent advance in price of many common metals has driven manufacturers to seek substitutes and alternate materials to curb costs and maintain production. This shift affects supply chains, component design, and potential cost savings across industries.
W A Holsian of Mews South Wales argues pacifism would hinder democracy. He claims peace advocates would delay reforms for a century and invite punishment by a stronger Germany, fearing the return of military aggression.
Early summer health advice urges giving Baby's Own Tablets to well children to prevent and treat summer complaints. The ad promises safety guaranteed by a government analyst and offers mail or local purchase through medicine dealers from The Dr Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ont.
The text outlines Roman army organization with legions divided into tribuni who commanded turns ten ples and the maniple into two centuries. Each century began with 100 men, later adjusted from 100 to 200 men depending on legion strength.
The Padre notes a cold Private Stayer will not sing From Saturday till Monday Morning as planned. Sergeant Stickett consents to sing For All Eternity and, since it will be late, the National Anthem will close the program.
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