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Newspaper
Rosetown Eagle
Location
Rosetown, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Jul 18, 1918
Page
2
A late 19th century report notes factories in Germany running at reduced capacity with only 70 mills operating under high pressure. The boot and shoe sector consolidates 1,400 firms, while silk production falls sharply from prior levels. Generals and businesses cite disrupted supply chains and wartime hardship shaping industry.
A 1918 tea tax proposal in Canada, a ten cents per pound levy, recalls colonial resistance to Parliament’s taxes. It contrasts with earlier American protests of 1768 when colonists refused parliamentary taxation for protections and national existence amid foreign conflicts.
The fragmentary text references a hard case and judges doubting the result. It appears to be a clipped, unclear note about an officer and a court or defense context, with ambiguous phrases and missing names.
Winnipeg Free Press recounts General Sickles story of President Lincoln visiting him in Washington after Gettysburg. Lincoln asked about the battle and, after Sickles described losses, prayed alone in his room, saying the outcome was in God's hands. The piece frames Lincoln's faith amid Civil War crisis.
A fragmented OCR-like text mentions camp explorers useful in surveying and warns about cold wet conditions. It notes rubbing with oil to prevent muscle pains and suggests treatment for cuts contusions and sprains, implying basic first aid ideas.
Article discusses labor classifications and gender roles in clerical and light industrial work. Claims men acting as clerks in confectionery stores and other light occupations are not required, and suggests broad public agreement with the policy.
A faded ad promotes Dr Hamilton's Pills to relieve fatigue nervousness sleeplessness headaches and languor claiming they tone the system and restore vitality. The promotion emphasizes quick relief and renewed energy for weary readers.
Captain John Trewin of Newport recalls a torpedo attack from an enemy submarine that crossed the ship’s path. The torpedo broke surface, deflected, then reversed course and exploded, causing a violent shock and upheaval about 150 yards away.
A report of a Berlin dinner speech praised General Ludendorff as the new Bismarck and warned against peace talk and revolutionary tendencies. The passage lauded his resolve to stamp out revolutions and suggested German public opinion views him as a stronger figure than Bismarck.
The article describes advanced anti submarine measures including Thirty Miles Attached to Vessels and the ear detector device. These systems detect and locate submarines within thirty miles of allied patrols and, with depth charges, disrupt German submarine operations near congested European transport routes.
Native New York information says Alexander Kerensky is safe among friends and in good health. An official confirms Kerensky is not in danger and could later play a role in Russia, supplying leadership and aid if needed.
An advertisement offers a $100 reward for a constitutional remedy claiming catarrh cure through constitutional treatment. The text promotes Catarrh Care and mentions druggists and readers, with unclear details about methods and eligibility.
Garbages to hogs policy shifts set for April 1 with nationwide adoption cited. Cities including South Bend Harrisburg and Madison move to feed waste to swine, aiming to boost pork output by millions of pounds annually.
Oxford professor Charles Scott Sherrington cites a Heidelberg conversation from August 1907 between Prof Ernest Joeltsch of the University of Jilidelbergs and Ho linker. The notes claim Helfe argued that war with England was necessary for Germany to gain essential assets needed to fulfill a world state role.
An advertisement extols Dr Williams Pink Pills to cure nervous exhaustion and breakdown by restoring rich blood. It quotes a patient from Ontario describing improved sleep, energy, and appetite after weeks of use, and notes the pills cost 50 cents per box or $2.50 for six. Distribution via medicine dealers or by mail from The Dr Medicine Co Brockville Ontario.
A garbled clipping notes a quirky pass at a club forum and a judge’s quip about liniment used on cows. The fragment mentions a speaker, a night gathering, and a referee-like remark from Judge Minard about a patent remedy.
A practical guide urges cash payments for all purchases to avoid debt. It recommends keeping an exact weekly accounting of income and expenses, using surplus for daily needs, and spending within fixed limits to prevent financial strain.
Asthma Can Be Cured. Its suffering is needless and terrible to endure. After years of relief from stubborn cures, Dr J D Kers Asthma Remedy delivers comfort and sound sleep. Ask your druggist for supply.
The British ministry of food reports wheat imports to Canada are insufficient to meet weekly needs. The cable urges increased shipments of wheat and meat to bolster supply.
The Souris branch of the Merchants' Bank of Canada offers a program to lend two pigs to a couple, one for meat and one to raise a litter next year. The bank aims to boost pork production and may award special prizes to participating members.
In a brief note on agricultural progress the author contrasts Nero era farming with modern times. The piece asserts the reaper’s invention in 1831 and highlights a shift from four and a half days or three hours to ten minutes for tasks, calling the current period a mechanical age on the farm and globally.
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