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Newspaper
Rosetown Eagle
Location
Rosetown, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Dec 28, 1916
Page
7
French officials express belief that a future German air raid on London is likely. With British forces advancing in France toward the German frontier, the best response is to counter such attacks from the air.
One grave season of the war offers a lesson that fences and borders are not secured by bravery alone but by resilience in the face of disaster. The piece reflects on collective effort and the cost of conflict amid a somber tone.
The Canadian Pacific Railway released a two reel film titled Irrigation Farming showing the irrigation block east of Coley and around Lake Louise. It documents the full irrigation process from glaciers to fields with water supply via Bow River flumes and laterals serving farms. Filmmakers note system advantages and propose two addresses for further information.
Fragmentary text discusses earache remedies and Turkish edict implications. It mentions drops on lint, medicinal use, and potential shifts in language rules within the empire, with notes on examinations and possible future changes. The garbled content hints at policy questions affecting linguistic practices.
An essay extols thrift as nation shaping virtue. It contrasts wealthy nations built by saving, disciplined households, and diligent work with misery from debt and broken homes. The text unfolds as a moral urging to prudent finance and steady labor.
A close friend visited an anxious man with a badly sprained ankle that had turned black. He brought Sloan's Liniment, which application improved the swelling. the man later resumed work within a week, praising the remedy.
A damaged 1914 letter recounts backups about the Lusitania disaster and a claim that a submarine saved the son of Captain T. It questions how many departments exist in the War Office and notes the creation of a new department to handle veterans unable to work but not sick enough for hospital care.
The article outlines Vilhjalmur Stefansson leading the Polar Bear expedition across Arctic ice from Alaska toward the Northwest Passage. It notes a large crew, support from dogs and women sewing skins, and the aim to navigate from the Pacific to the Atlantic via northern routes if winter ice permits a breakthrough beyond Melville Sound and Baffin Bay.
A quip contrasts the idea of a boat being called a she with a jab about steering one. The exchange suggests humorous gendered naming of ships and sailors’ reactions.
The piece describes Spain’s wartime bewilderment and susceptibility to propaganda. It notes fear of entanglement, pressure from multiple sides, and claims of German invincibility. It references aims to restore Gibraltar, control Morocco, and curb democracy as propaganda themes.
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