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Newspaper
Oxbow Herald
Location
Oxbow, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Sep 26, 1918
Page
3
A concise note highlights remedies for sour stomach and related discomforts. It mentions simple methods to ease symptoms and improve digestion. The focus is on accessible options suitable for short term relief.
A garbled OCR passage mocks czarist Russia and German policy, noting liquor traffic, bans, and religious references. It references Austria and Lutheran rites, with vague commentary on punishment and national actions.
A quirky 1920s style ad claims Miriagd’s Liniment cures dandruff using inflatable props and a rubber device. The float-like product is marketed as part novelty life preserver and similar to footballs, suggesting buoyant usage in water.
A fragment reports a sale or use of home fed cattle on reserves of frozen meat. The text is unclear but indicates livestock and frozen meat storage or exchange. No clear date, place, or organization is identifiable.
A dog aided stretcher bearers by locating a fallen Zouave and another injured man, then guiding rescuers to bring them all back. The animal’s breed was uncertain, but onlookers praised its remarkable aid and loyalty amid the chaos.
A Seattle rumor describes seals being trained to perform musical whistling for audiences. Fishermen report curious behavior as seal communities attend recitals, raising concerns that such gatherings could become risky.
The text praises Moscow's Cathedral of the Holy Savior with elaborate interiors and costly decorations. It notes the church’s national significance tied to liberation from French forces and mentions its 350 pieces and Kremlin location, linking to Assumption imagery and venerable icons.
Disjointed passages describe wartime travel, health fears, and a peace offensive near end of conflict. Mentions a physician's care, a sister named Mrs. Sdaipnaig, and Americans advancing into France. References to U boats, prisoners, and restless anticipation of victory.
An old newspaper ad touts Putnam's corn remover with claims that it loosens and shrivels corn in one piece. It emphasizes painless treatment, a low price, and wide availability with a money back guarantee.
The report describes electric welding adoption in ship construction cutting time and material waste. It notes improved joint speed in deck structures and ends, with potential for rapid production on large vessels such as 10,000 ton ships, and references a recently launched vessel as a case study.
A fragment notes possible chocolate shortages and references a figure labeled Four and an attribution toward a stated source. The text is incomplete and lacks clear events, dates, or organizations to confirm specifics.
A Tuskegee leader Dr Robert R ton endorses loyalty of African Americans to the nation and praises Negro troops such as James A Moss of the 367th Infantry. He notes Negroes contribute to Liberty Bonds and defend the country alongside white soldiers amid calls for full citizen rights and draft inclusion.
A Cincinnati man advertises Freezone as a painless corn and callus remover. It promises to lift the corn or callus without soreness and to dry and shrink it without irritating surrounding skin. The druggist is said to sell a sample for trial.
In the Vancouver Province a comment on a woman’s purity is noted with a brief line about a man’s actions abroad. The tone hints at social commentary on morality and public perception.
Fragmentary text describes farmerettes in 1776 banding together to protect liberties of the States. They join forces, work fallows, and pursue crop planting as a model of self reliance and imitation for others.
Incomplete text shows garbled phrase and missing surrounding details. No clear names, places, or events are readable to form a factual item.
The United States seized 1 057 000 pounds of wheat gluten intended for shipment to Germany. Shippers and consiglors faced suppression of details. the seized product, from seed, carried a price of about 20 shillings per unit. The act stored by a German firm indicated the value of the seized stock, representing a nine months’ supply for the country. The matter concerns nutritive value and regulatory action by authorities.
Government expands access to state clothing permits as prices surge. Affected families with incomes around 3 200 dollars are aided by special sales offering men suits from 35 to 75 dollars and coats up to 67 dollars. Woollen goods and knitted items remain scarce as Vienna and Lower Austria face heavy demand.
Readable fragments include stray letters and incomplete words. No clear person, place, or event is identifiable. Unable to determine a cohesive news item or summary from the provided damaged text.
Refugees from Belgium in foreign countries face extreme hardship, with many in England and elsewhere living under dire conditions. The American Red Cross reports cooperation across sectors, while refugees endure danger from bombardment and gunfire as they seek safer havens.
A fragment discusses early medical care emphasizing keeping outlets open and functional. It mentions Parme’ table pills and digestive organs as key to easing ailments and healing. The text is unclear but centers on initial treatment and digestive health.
A Sardinian soldier, scarred and decorated with the Medal of Valor, has earned three ranks of valor and the Crown of Italy for bravery on the front. He survived four months in action after escaping a siege. two brothers were killed in the war.
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