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Newspaper
Rosetown Eagle
Location
Rosetown, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Apr 04, 1918
Page
2
The prize court ordered Lieutenant Spindler to forfeit his concealed money to the crown while granting him a full month’s pay. Two Libour officers who truthfully stated their amounts also had their surrendered money returned. The case underscores differing views on honesty between English and German officers.
A fragmented OCR reading cites a Parition Spectator snippet about ginger as a temperance joke. It mentions restriction by Bao and a wish to drink cold water with ginger when fit, hinting at satire or parody amid unclear context. Names and places are garbled.
A fragment from a correspondence era discusses how wealth and power came from imperial networks. It argues Britain bears a heavy load supporting continental powers and suggests future independence from such burdens.
A young child at a station was questioned to identify her guardian. The officer asked a name the mother uses for the father. The child replied the mother does not call him a name, saying she likes b h.
Doctor Tha Electric Oil shown effective in treating respiratory disorders with testimonials and claimed to relieve inflammation in the bronchial tubes more than any other preparation.
The passage explains euphemistic nicknames used by soldiers in wartime slang. It describes terms for weapons and roles, including a “big staff” and “crumps,” with references to misfortunes and death in trench life.
An advertisement touts Cee's Vegetable Pills as a year round remedy fit for winter or summer in any latitude. It claims to aid the dyspeptic and to withstand climate changes without staling, touting a seed’s resilience as proof of potency.
Improperly scanned text shows broken phrases about a ship and Greek or Norse style phrases. No clear event or names are readable. The fragment lacks verifiable details for a proper summary.
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss lively trial interest between Denmark and Britain over inter partes shipping issues. The text hints at extending U boat activities in northern waters to include Danish food exports to Great Britain, with political overtones and vague commentary from a count.
Backache is blamed on a single cause and must be strengthened before curing. Hamilton's Pills are advertised as a quick remedy for liver kidney and stomach disorders available in a 25 cent bottle. The pills are described as purely vegetable and mild rather than drastic, helping appetite color strength and spirits.
A playful list notes thirteen appears in varied claims. It cites Thirteen as lucky or unlucky with references to the original states thirteen arrows thirteen stars stars on the flag and thirteen letters in phrases connected to Woodrow Wilson.
Mrs Mantle of 117 King St East St John New Brunswick praises Dodd's Kidney Pills claiming three years of fatigue drowsiness back pain neuralgia and rheumatism improved after use. She says the pills purify blood by healthy kidneys and millions of women endorse them. A Buffalo man quotes a New York newsboy about finding a Black National Bank and a sly half dollar tale.
Saskatchewan advances in poultry and egg handling are highlighted. The province ranks third in Canada for poultry, with growth in bird numbers and efforts to improve perices and grading. Poultry stations at Regina and Moose Jaw serve winter months, handling increasing tonnages and high prices for dressed poultry. Mothers are advised on worm remedies like Mother Graves Worm Exterminator.
An authorization under the Saskatchewan Companies' Act creates a company with a 1 million cap for flax straw processing to manufacture twine and cordage. The process claims 270 pounds of twine per ton of straw, with samples shown in Regina.
A local seller praises Minard's Liniment as the first choice of customers over the past year. The speaker asserts it is the best liniment among many varieties handled at Marion Bridge CB.
An appeal from Serbian students in Switzerland, publicized by the Serbian legation in Washington, cites Austro Bulgarian actions in Serbia and Macedonia. It claims whole families were deported to Bulgaria and notes alleged abuses by clergy and teachers as part of denationalization efforts.
The report notes Archangel harbor works and wharves extended by Russia’s allies at heavy cost. It argues much equipment gifted to Russia ended up with Russian mines and suppliers, a blow to Allied hopes and a setback in reviving Franco British and Allied support.
An old ad promotes baby health with tablets described as a mild laxative to aid digestion. It claims the remedy prevents colds, supports mood and growth, and is sold for 25 cents a box by Williams Medicine Co in Brockville Ontario.
The Lethbridge Herald argues that ex servicemen and farm workers should stay productive on farms under military service. It warns officials will compel those on farm exemptions to continue farm work or face conscription, using farming as the farmer’s tool to keep workers busy.
Amid greatly reduced wool output, experts predict higher prices and long term profits for sheep raisers. Global sheep numbers have fallen with many countries reporting sizable losses since the war, including Britain, France, Germany, and Austria-Hungary, while the United States also shows declines in recent years.
Fragmentary text cites Maj. Haldane Maclall on ruthless valor, claiming a superior breed may break enemies and commit treachery as a virtue termed soularing, with references to Var and battlefield conditions. The garbled passage suggests praise of harsh conduct in war.
A two year old cow named Mercedes Eater Second owned by Willian Mhert of Stony Plain Meerta has qualified in the Canadian record of performance. In a year’s test the cow produced 11 206 for milk and 44 pounds of butter. Miamriy Uniment Relieves Neural-
The 1917 coal output of Alberta mines totaled 4 863 414 tons with ZAS mines in operation. A sapr mine was opened west of Banff and two shale mines operated at Redcliffe near Medicine Hat during the year.
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