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Newspaper
Oxbow Herald
Location
Oxbow, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Sep 09, 1915
Page
2
In a tense posturing scene Ralph and Mrs May confront danger as Vera lies drugged. Marion aids, Tchigorisky and Geoffrey plan defense as the group suspects a Russian rival and the true danger behind the Unknown visitor grows.
Geoffrey asks for what happened but the text is garbled. The dialogue shows a request for explanation while the surrounding details are unreadable.
A seaside summer day ends with a child’s question in Sunday school. Mabel asks the teacher whether Noah took only two skeeters aboard the ark, reflecting a playful curiosity during the Noah story retelling.
A wife who traveled 6 500 miles from the Yukon to London joins 100 Canadian women and children visiting relatives of Canadian troops now living there. Many come from distant Canadian districts as soldiers in camp include men who endured long journeys to reach recruitment and rail links.
The Dominion forestry branch plans seven parties in Alberta Saskatchewan and Manitoba this summer to undertake forest exploration work. They will determine the time resources of the sections and assess large nonagricultural land for wood crop use and permanent forest development.
In reminiscence to his boyhood on the farm, Joseph Wing recalls tasks well done, milking, breakfasts, and the joy of outdoor life. He credits his mother for teaching labor, inquiry, and a love of nature, urging fathers and sons to seek steady, joyful work and balanced play.
About two hundred boys from sixteen Saskatchewan municipalities spent four days at the Regina Fair to judge grain and livestock. The program stressed discipline with hourly duties and a rest period from 11:30 to 1.00 while judging for teams and individual cattle and horse events determined winner Lost Pan municipality took top team points.
A fragmentary report notes a German monument in Gotha featuring a Taube pedestal and red marble pillars six feet high. A soldier recalls seeing the sculpture and jokes about its resemblance to a lobster or a foot while discussing the statue’s details.
The article explains cold-pack canning as a practical home method for preserving fruits and vegetables grown in the home garden. It covers sterilization, jar preparation, and choosing rubber seals, plus step by step guidance for canning soups, greens, pumpkins, squash, and tomatoes. It notes cost savings, year‑round supply, and invites readers to request recipes from the department.
A historical home canning guide explains sterilizing jars in hot water, peeling by blanching, and packing with boiling syrup or water. It covers tomatoes peaches apples berries and tuber vegetables, detailing times for blanching and sterilizing to keep flavors and shelf life.
In a talk before the Commission of Conservation at Bilawah Mr H R MacMillan argued Canada must grow a new timber crop to sustain its industry He noted forestry is essential and that non agricultural crown lands require study and protective administration to ensure productive returns.
Fragmentary court notes show counsel prompting a witness about a December exchange with Mr Thompson. The record records a lengthy inquiry, with the witness responses redacted or garbled, producing uncertainty about what was said.
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