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Newspaper
Rosetown Eagle
Location
Rosetown, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Aug 01, 1918
Page
4
An article discusses Bertha Krupp von Ibach and German weapon efforts near Paris. It notes a large long gun development, British and American morale, and Lloyd George praising Allied sacrifices and unity amid the war.
A period advertisement touts Catarrhozone as a rapid remedy for catarrh, sore throat, bronchitis, and weak lungs. It claims inhaler use clears nasal and throat symptoms, with a two month treatment for $1.00 and a 50 cent size at druggists, from The Catarrhozone Co Kingston Ont.
Inspector Jevons probes Sir Anthony West's whereabouts amid a fog of rumors at the Morgan estate. Jasper Morgan confronts innuendo about Miss Y yn and Sir Anthony while Noakes presses for leads, and a maid delays revelations before the inquiry adjourns.
A fragment recalls two brothers operating a seal western town store with a large barter trade. One brother converts at a revival and urges the other to join, claiming church membership brings comfort and purpose as their association remains uncertain.
The interior department annual report shows Western Canada offers vast land for settlers. Surveyed land totals 176 260 225 acres supporting 1 101 621 farms of 160 acres each. Last land out and lai siren ae 148m acres Si ae bsal were Se to 19,454 quarter section farma.
Unclear text questions midday store closures and rain impact. The fragment mentions towns and hours but lacks concrete details or identifiable entities.
The article discusses growing belief in aviation's impact on the war, noting bombing raids on German cities weaken morale but acknowledging limits of range and fuel. It highlights rapid bomber and engine developments, including four motor German planes and British machines, and cites Allied air superiority as key to future offensives and reconnaissance.
A draft plan states that all men not in listed deferments must perform useful work or join the fighting service effective July 1. Crowder, provost marshal, announced the program targeting workers at race tracks bars clubs hotels and apartments among others.
Fragmentary line notes a blunt remark about past West era events as readers piece together incomplete copy. The sparse text hints at lingering attitudes and unresolved tensions tied to a bygone period.
The twelfth annual Western Canada Irrigation Association convention will take place in Nelson British Columbia on July 24 25 and 26. Key speakers include Mr Don H H of the Pacific Railway and other prominent figures who will discuss pressing irrigation issues for farmers in the prairie provinces. The gathering offers opportunities for attendees and their families to enjoy mountain and lake regions in southern British Columbia.
Reports describe sea battles where seaplanes airships and balloons hunted U boats. Observers noted balloons guiding depth charges and bombs scoring hits causing submarines to surface and sink. Oil and bubbles surfaced as evidence of mortally wounded subs and successful engagements by British forces.
A colorful passage shows a convivial old man before a local magistrate in Paseetere. The magistrate notes only one constable and questions corroboration while the accused defends leaving two fast sights unmentioned. An aviation line adds a cheeky punch about an ace.
North American notes show Alberta lamb feeding thriving with well bred lambs and rough feed. The Canada Land and Irrigation Company shipped 275 lambs to Calgary last spring at 16 dollars per hundred weight tops, a record price. A winter test of 325 range lambs fed 43 days yielded 16 cents per pound locally and 17 cents in Calgary, signaling strong profitability in irrigated areas.
It is described that the newest Zeppelins may travel at a hundred by and are so fast compared with older models that steering by landmarks is impractical. They rely on wireless signals from their home bases and slow down when communicating with Germany.
The piece argues for a farmers employment office in every town to streamline applications for both farmers and men. It notes live mayors and reeves in Canada are leading the initiative, taking timely action.
About 30 000 young men aged 15 to 19 are urged to join a summer farm program to support front line soldiers. The plea asks boys to spend holidays working on farms and back the war effort.
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