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Newspaper
Rosetown Eagle
Location
Rosetown, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Feb 21, 1918
Page
7
Costs of tea once rose with tax and scarcity. Records show tea at Garraway's coffee house and public outlets priced near high shillings per pound. Merchants note the shift after the new tax, marking a reduction in cost for consumers.
A cryptic OCR fragment mentions Ridpadl Lake Grain Co. and feed oats with references to Also flour and Iran. The readable text is fragmentary and lacks clear actions, dates, or outcomes to determine a complete news item.
Fragmentary text references a liniment claim for distemper and mentions ships, circuses, and measurements, though meaning is unclear. Main idea centers on a product claim and scattered circus imagery without coherent event details.
An irregular text fragment indicates a court or corporate filing related to an arbitration or incorporation matter. The readable items reference a contested consolidation or charter action with unspecified parties and dates. Further details were not legible in the supplied OCR snippet.
Incoherent OCR fragment mentions sick leave and a period of special policy. Reads like notes about an instrument and drum, with unclear instructions. No clear names, dates, or locations are recoverable from the text.
The notice discusses backache being linked to kidney disease and promotes Dr Williams Pink Pills as a remedy. It asserts pills improve health and claims quick testing and no need to fear kidney issues, with purchase options listed. It mentions The Dr Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ontario.
The Nova Scotia “Lumber King” declares Minard’s Liniment the best remedy for injuries. He notes a badly jammed foot improved after applying the liniment and reports the shoulder and leg pain diminished within a few hours.
A discharged soldier with a recurring disability caused by service is entitled to reassessment and allowances while under treatment at a military convalescent hospital. A recent case involved a veteran with no overseas service and unclear prior experience.
Fragmentary report ties a hidden laundry mark to a murder case on the western shore. Herbert John Bennet is in custody after a woman’s death believed strangulation during a late night interaction. Two minor suspects later linked to stolen linen face three years’ penal servitude on railway passenger theft charges.
Fragmentary wartime piece discusses American youth, European service, and home front tensions. It reflects on deferment, selection and opinion about those who served and those left behind.
The London Daily Telegraph praises the British resolve in wartime stressing stubborn character as the vital asset. It argues Am e spirit aligns with British endurance and rejects dull pessimism about wartime vision.
The Philadelphia Public Ledger quotes William H. Taft urging a larger effort to defeat Germany on the western front and face attrition on both fronts. The piece contrasts strategic urgency with the need for sustained sacrifice.
Experts including Lord Montagu of Beaulieu and Mr Graham-White discuss future air service spanning continents and oceans. Admiralty details and a long flight to a Mediterranean base illustrate advances and hours of flight hinting at near-term progress.
Officials estimate weekly paper waste at 5,000 pounds triggering the felling of about 2,000 trees. Each ton of old paper recycled can protect mature growth and save wood resources, highlighting a push toward stronger recycling and conservation practices amid mounting industry concerns.
Fragmentary text contrasts Anglo-Saxon and Teuton concepts of justice and decency. It mentions brutal comparisons and world interpretation, implying a clash of cultural values between British and Teutonic perspectives.
A large British vessel of about 8 800 tons departed from Comdlon during a winter month. The report notes the voyage proceeded under favorable conditions and hints at costs and possible routes, with sparse details on the crew or cargo.
The Times warns the next weeks may be the war’s worst as Russia falters and America is not yet strong. Britain and France must hold the gap while German reinforcements and a coming great offensive are assembled in the east and west. Germany trains seventeen year olds and deploys 1919 class troops for spring and summer action.
In an open letter A Bona Law the chancellor of the exchequer declares Britain will meet all war liabilities and refuses rumors of repudiation He states repudiation would bar future borrowing and dishonor the nation He notes any disfavor would fall on those who withheld funds in dire need The piece also advertises Holloway's Cure as safe effective and satisfactory.
An international committee led by J Penrose An Armitage and Ewing K C has proposed revising school histories of Canada and the United States to reduce antagonisms. The plan aims to outline a cooperative educational campaign engaging universities and public leaders.
Fragmentary OCR note mentions Minard’s Lintment claimed to cure colds alongside odd phrases about musketry instruction and a beef dish with a tankard. Unclear context or attribution limits full understanding of the event.
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