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Newspaper
Rosetown Eagle
Location
Rosetown, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Feb 07, 1918
Page
7
The text outlines aggressive cleaning of poultry houses including removing straw cleaning surfaces pouring hot water over walls and floor and applying tar. It references a station bulletin and a remark about a first game that seems unrelated while noting a reaction from a spectator.
A London Daily Mail reflection lauds the navy's transport of SA men and vast materials, enabling Allied mobilization and the protection of merchant ships. It emphasizes the naval effort as crucial to breaking German commerce and sustaining life, destined to become part of British heritage.
A reader testifies after ten years of using ARD'S LINIMENT that it outperforms others for bruises and sprains, noting long trusted effectiveness and urging continued use.
Eye witnesses describe German submarine activity outside Folkestone with torpedo boats, a seaplane, and coast guards guiding enemy crew to land. Mrs Bates recalls wartime return voyage attacked twice by subs with periscope sightings and evasive maneuvers, amid bread shortages and postwar reflections.
An wartime note describes residents remaining steadfast as air raids become a local novelty. People encourage calm, cheerfulness, and resilience, recalling a sheltered corner near a busy ground as a quiet refuge during alarms.
The London Daily Mail condemns German colonial policy, noting past brutal laws in German Southwest Africa. It cites age-based labor exemptions, arbitrary flogging rights for police, and bans on native ownership of horses or cattle, arguing allies cannot restore freedom at any price.
Overstudy and lack of exercise can cause pale thin children and conditions like St Vitus dance. Ensure children get outdoor activity and rest, limit study load, and consider Dr. Williams Pink Pills or Dr Hiatus Pink Pills as tonics to restore color and strength. Available from medicine dealers or by post from The Dr Medicine Co Brockville.
A clipped wartime appeal urges the public to eat less wheat meat sugar and to save for the army. It stresses choosing alternative foods like corn oats rye fish poultry fruits and vegetables to prevent shortages for soldiers at the front.
A historical note describes the Parm a Vegetable Pills as increasingly popular with broad public approval. The text emphasizes widespread use and enduring demand, suggesting a long-standing belief in their efficacy and value.
Fragmentary OCR note describes shelling risk in Peench towns with references to glass panes damaged and a simple protective measure referenced, but details are unreadable.
A raid tale recalls a suspicious noise from “the German fetes” and a wire twang heard in the night. Officers set alarms for the night watch, and a confrontation ensued as would be expected in chase and capture. A phrase hints at a local remedy claim about Minard's Liniment.
fragmented OCR reads a perplexing exchange with Hogg and a hostess. lines reference a worm issue and a mysterious term Poreee with scattered phrases about mothers graves and official names.
At the Paris inter allied conference there is no peace talk, only war aims. A land operations council and a supreme inter allied naval committee have been created. Britain’s influence remains decisive as the Entente unites for coordinated action across Irish, French and Italian fronts and improved troop and supply movements.
The letter from Lord Lansdowne is seen as giving the German military faction leverage to claim exhaustion and a possible end to the war. Observers caution that any signs of surrender would be treated as a victory for Germany and suggest the party seeking conquest will push for a settlement on favorable terms. The piece notes the fragility of alliances and the risk of misread signals in Berlin.
A fragmented OCR text describes responses by an individual named George and mentions irrigation and a wheel den, indicating unclear, partial reportage with uneven readability and no discernible event or outcome.
A stray, fragmentary dialogue shows a woman with a troubled family past and a young assistant shelving theology books. The scene references Laura Jean Libby and a librarian weighing character in a tense, incomplete moment.
Fragmentary notice from a Pittsburgh Dispatch item mentions a claim about Minard's Liniment curing diphtheria with odd dialogue about a knife and a risky act. The readable text is garbled and lacks clear event details or names beyond general references.
Dread of asthma causes continual misery with nightly attacks and lingering fear of future episodes. Dr. J. D. Kellogg's Asthma Remedy is advertised to provide immediate relief and ward off attacks, leaving sufferers in a state of comfort and happiness. It is described as inexpensive and widely sold.
Readable: Mrs Yoong addresses Tom with affection during a dinner, noting a large portion of steak. The text includes partial lines about economizing and a endearing address, but specifics are unclear.
The speaker recalls overhauling dress habits and mentions prayers and memories of wearing long pants. He notes a personal transformation toward longer trousers, claiming a unique persistence compared with others in the country.
A historical briefing discusses Allied aims led by Britain and the United States. It emphasizes rejecting aggressive German domination, seeking lasting peace through lawful means, and freeing nations from Prussian military influence while ensuring justice and economic fairness.
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