Potatoes and Finest Work Noted in Local Ledger
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Newspaper
Rosetown Eagle
Location
Rosetown, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Apr 11, 1918
Page
7
Improvements in Egg Production and Poultry Selection
An old column discusses improving egg production by strict selection in flocks and avoiding weak birds. It emphasizes culling the poor performers early, focusing on breeding to raise future yields, and notes the cost and discipline of maintaining only the best birds.
Harmless U Boat Story Behind Near Miss In Turbulent Tale
Federal era submarine tale recounts a near miss as a German U boat allegedly failed to sink a patrol vessel. The author questions whether misfires and dud shells were due to faulty supply or negligence at the German yard.
Unclear OCR Fragments From Historical Page
Fragmentary text mentions no coherent events or identifiable entities. Likely OCR noise with garbled phrases and missing context, preventing a factual summary or named references.
Brainless days trend noted by commentator in Philadelphia
A friend comments on a surge of brainless days, highlighting a pervasive lapse in judgment and energy in Philadelphia with a casual, blunt tone. The remark signals frustration with daily routines and social patterns, suggesting a desire for sharper, more thoughtful behavior.
Sugar control charge nets fines for England rector
The rector of Folt, Rev. Dauboey, faced charges for moving a sack of sugar under the food control order. His motor car contained sugar from a defendant who did not know of its origin. The defendant was fined $15 plus costs, and a grocer was fined $25 for selling the sugar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Dauboey
Folt
Dr Hamilton's Pills Promised Health for Sickly Women
An old promotional item claims Dr Hamilton's Pills invigorate and renew tired women. It touts improved color appetite and digestion as signs of better health, noting the remedy is safe, mild, and effective after forty years of use and sold by dealers per box.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Hamilton
Note left behind explains absence after wet taking
A fragment from a Baltimore report notes a person left a brief message asking to be excused for missing an event described as a wet taking. The passage hints at a public or school setting but provides limited context or names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
It is a medicine chest in it can be got for a quarter
The fragment describes a medicine chest claim offering cures for cough sore throat swelling and cuts. It references Dr Tho and a man selling the item for a quarter, suggesting a patent remedy ad style typical of late era newspaper clipping.
Canada pamphlet on settlers and government system issued
The Canadian Pacific Railway issued a pamphlet promoting settlement in Canada and explaining the Dominion government in simple terms. A copy was provided free by Robert J. C. Stead of the Department of Colonization and Development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Cown
Canadian Pacific Railway
Robert J. C. Stead
Bailey
Cuticura Heals Painful Eczema Case
Fifteen year old patient reportedly found relief using Cuticura, a standard topical care, after suffering painful eczema. The brief note mentions rapid symptom improvement and restoration of skin comfort.
Rink Experiences of Commonwealth Athletes
The report describes Australian and Canadian athletes abroad noting their exposure to world travel. It mentions an open skating surface and the novelty of such rinks, with attention to treatment and conditions observed during trials and competitions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth
Cobsere
Dodd's Kidney Pills Advertised Across the West
A West region reader testimonies strong results from Dodd's Kidney Pills for dyspepsia headaches and general ailments. The letter asserts popularity of Dodd's remedies such as Kidney Pills and Peppery Pills in families north and west of the Great Lakes and cites relief from backache rheumatism and Bright's disease as proof of their value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alta
Camas
Vale T Dodd
Dodd
West
Bright
Great Lakes
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Gladstone on Alsace Lorraine and Neutral Powers
The article recalls Gladstone's 1870 concern for Alsace Lorraine and his failed effort to unite neutral powers in protest against its fate. It cites his diary entries and his belief that seizing territory by force warranted European reproach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlyle
Alsace-Lorraine
Gladstone
Alsace- Lorraine
Bright
Europe
Agricultural Short Courses Benefit Alberta Farmers
The first Alberta department short course school was held at Macleod and drew large farmer attendance. The two day program covered silos silage crepe crop raising alfalfa and other regionally suitable topics. Farmers expressed strong interest and saw lectures as helpful to their work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alberta
Re of
Macleod
Disa
Minard's Liniment Cures Dandruff Claims
A clipped Vancouver Province snippet mocks patent medicine ads and household quips about dandruff cures. The fragment mentions Minard's Liniment and a light dialogue involving Mrs Methy and an Irish maid, with garbled local speech.
Fragmentary Notes on Wireless Operators and Prosperity
Fragmented OCR text hints at wireless operators and prosperity themes with unclear details. The readable portion references potential events or statements about status or outlook, but specifics remain obscured.
Canadian Farm Duty Provisions on Imported Traction Machinery
Text outlines allowances and remission for duty on farm traction engines and parts imported by bona fide Canadian residents. Mentions one year remission, refunds, and limits not exceeding $1 in production costs. References regulations by customs authorities and powers to authorize exemptions for farm use and repairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Cure Rheumatism With Dr Williams Pink Pills
A troubled case of inflammatory rheumatism improved after using Dr Williams Pink Pills. A man from Ontario suffered for years with rheumatic fever and mobility loss before relief and restored strength followed a few weeks of treatment. The testimonial credits the pills with blood purification and lasting recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
der. Williams
George Harbottis
Kk. R
Fevertham
Williams
Michigan
Marsenett
Mount Clemmens
Willa
Willat
Regina Poultry Association Meeting Promotes Home Food Production
Deputy minister P Hedley Auld urged Saskatchewan grain growers to focus on grain while poultry breeders in Regina rally citizens to start farming. He said supporting home food production is essential for Seratca’s success and overall food security.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Regina Poultry Association
P. Hedtey Auld
Saskatchewan
Auld
Seed Longevity and Saving Tips for Gardeners
A test of old seeds is advised as most vegetables remain viable for three or more years while Parseed, Parsnip, and Farrot vary. Tomato and beet seeds may stay good five to six years if stored away from extremes. The Dominion government studies seed supply and urges waste reduction to prevent crop shortfalls. Worms disrupt infants and moms, with Mother Graves’ Worm Terminator claimed to restore health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dominion
Department of Agriculture
Hoarding Food in War Time Calls for Public Action
Citizens urged to avoid hoarding food as Canada faces shortages due to war. Officials detail moral duty, supply strains, and price impacts, urging restraint, fair distribution, and public pressure against selfish stockpiling to aid soldiers and allies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Dominion
Mpeeree
Had His 's mptions With Him A Husky Day
A readable fragment notes a husky individual with six children involved in an unclear situation. The text appears garbled, but hints at personal circumstances and a claim of some kind. No definite event, location, or names are identifiable from the fragment.
Will case inquiry yields limited clarity
In a terse exchange a lawyer questions the outcome of a will case, while a jumbled utterance from an older man appears to reference money or possessions. The fragmented text suggests confusion or miscommunication surrounding the will and its beneficiaries.
Traffic shuffles smooth freight routes among Canadian lines
Canadian Pacific and National Defence associations discuss diverting grain and other freight to relieve main lines. Northward shifts from Soo Line and Lake Superior routes move hundreds of cars daily, easing congestion on Grand Trunk and connections to Halifax and St John.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Association For National Defence
Soo Line
Lake Superior
Heapolis
Sault Ste. Marie
Dataro
Canada
C. N. RK
Grand Trunk
C. BP
Niagara Frontier
Toronto
Gramd Trunk
Canadian Northern
Minard's Liniment Cures Burns and Britain Food Shortages
A stressed note echoes a Buffalo Republic clipping about Britain facing severe fodder shortages. It claims limited horse feed after mill flock considerations with cattle at risk of slaughter. The dialogue mocks medical advice as irrelevant to money constraints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R RK
Protehere
Britain
Henere Par
Lawters
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