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Newspaper
Rosetown Eagle
Location
Rosetown, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Jan 24, 1918
Page
2
The 72 year old Thomas Harper, retired in Australia, returned to work in a munitions factory at the outbreak of war and for two years did the work of two men. He fainted once but refused to rest while countrymen at the front needed shells.
A fragment from a London Daily Express piece contrasts wartime messaging with calls that Never Again must drive fighting to the bitter end. It argues propaganda guides people to learn from losses and to honor friends and family who died amid a German military threat.
A. Cote of St Isidore Quebec reports a convict escape incident dated 12 May 98. The notice notes the escaped individual and requests vigilance and reporting by residents. Details are sparse due to fragmentary OCR.
An enthusiastic notice touts a corn and callus removal method claimed to lift corns with fingers without harming surrounding tissue. It also references a druggist offering discounts and Mr W Gordon Griffiths praising a "language of Paradise" at Cefn, highlighting a local opportunity tied to Minard's Liniment.
A brief discussion notes skimmed milk can be more valuable than whole milk for certain groups, highlighting its protein and growth benefits for children. It suggests skimmed milk supports cheese production and overall nutrition, emphasizing its suitability as a drink for kids.
The piece argues Canada holds a key timber position amid Empire alliances and postwar demand, urging protection and scientific forest management. It also promotes Parmelee's Vegetable Pills as a remedy for digestive disorders and as a stem regulator, urging immediate use.
A letter discusses food conservation efforts in transport and hospitality venues. It notes menu card footnotes promote conservation and cites editorials praising institutional duty. The piece references hotels and restaurants along a railway line and urges grit and duty in advancing food economy.
British officers and Turkish deserters fled together after a clash with Turkish troops. The pair joined forces with eleven captured Turkish deserters and proceeded toward an unknown destination. The group eventually reached a Russian camp where they received a warm welcome.
An assortment of vintage medical ads tout pills for blood purification, vitality, and asthma relief. Claims emphasize restored health, energy, and improved complexion with products from The Dr Williams Medicine Co and other remedies like Worm Exterminator.
A Daily News report notes hundreds of ferrets packed by workers at Hamlyn's, prepared for mobilization. The animals are intended for use in the Seik Gda el Cot area, as fierce, active creatures of war.
A Sunday school scene shows a teacher asking boys to quote scripture on wrongdoing while an advertisement touts Minard’s Liniment as a diphtheria cure. The snippet blends religious teaching with a medicinal claim from an old era.
The Red Cross prisoners department at 14 Cockepur Street handles inquiries for and on behalf of prisoners. Direct inquiries are not accepted by other offices or police.
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