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Newspaper
Rosetown Eagle
Location
Rosetown, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Jul 18, 1918
Page
4
Ingrams Weekweed Cream claims to clear pimples and eruptions and restore a youthful complexion. The line includes Velveda Souveraine Face Rouge and Zodenta teeth products, with Bersted Telewmn Complexion Tablets and other items marketed by Fredk F. Ingram Co. Windsor, Can.
Fragmentary text references Brontian cure claims and sleep, medical use, Canada food board mentions. Lacks clear facts or dates and contains many garbled phrases and uncertain terms.
The Merchants Bank of Souris Manitoba funds the 4H style Pig Club to support pig raising for meat. Adults plan loans for members aged between 10 and 16 to buy two piglets and raise them for sale or litter retention, with special prizes for members to boost participation.
A fragment notes that in Nero’s time a half days labor produced a bushel of wheat. It claims invention reduced hours to days and then to ten. portrays modern farming as a mechanical era where machines are ubiquitous and the world is thoroughly modernized.
An advertisement proclaims a drugless inhaler treatment called Catarrhorone for catarrh and bronchitis. It pitches a “dollar outfit” with inhaler and sample at dealers, claiming powerful, rapid effects without doctors.
In a London to Oxford road dispute, Morgan proposes a thousand pound bet over a fake name test to link a joyride to a real culprit. Sir Anthony agrees to secrecy and a dawn rendezvous after a drink seals the pact, as Laura Gaspard voices desire to hear more of the scheme.
Jase agrees to take Laura on a planned trip, saying he would be ready with the car to pick her up tomorrow at eleven sharp. The dialogue hints at a developing closeness as they discuss the upcoming outing.
A curate watches a lone figure near the Comlyn estate and the dower house on the Cornish coast. The tale introduces Archibald Camlyn, Archibald Comlyn the lord of the manor, and the distressed estate economy as mortgages bite and relations unfold around Mavis and Cary Stents.
In a July afternoon sequence Leonard Clegg seeks courage to propose to Mavis while friends debate worth and respect. Archibald Comlyn's presence and Sir Anthony West at Mordred Farm frame a tale of romance, pride, and foiled hopes as the scene ends with a cliffhanger.
Western Canada shows diversification in farming with beekeeping expanding alongside grain and livestock. Alberta farmers report abundant honey sources boosting income as honey output nears one million pounds last year.
The Buffalo Express lauds Canada for strong war finance and reliable promises to pay. It notes Canada and the United States share financial responsibility, with Canada holding rich undeveloped resources and expectations of greater wealth after the war.
New York City's Staten Island plant for garbage reclamation yields fat for million as of some date, nitrogen and glycerine for explosives, and also recovers phosphoric acid and potash sold as fertilizers, per Popular Science Monthly.
The article discusses Canadian women’s concerns about domestic duties amid wartime. It highlights forthcoming Canada Food Board booklets on canning, drying, and cooking, urging prudent housekeepers to preserve produce for winter. It also notes practical guides on meat, vegetables, and fruit, plus a wartime call to reduce waste and support Allied Europe’s food needs.
The piece praises Indian farmers in Canada as key contributors to the war effort by cultivating soil and raising cattle. It highlights bands like the Peigan and Blackfoot in Alberta and Ontario reserves, noting 1916 yields of wheat and oats on reserve lands and plans for 1917 seeding, showing self reliance and progress without government aid.
The piece argues that the economy favors justice and allies, highlighting the budget as a sign of vigor. It asserts dollars now support liberty and the cause of eternal right, noting strengthened resources and welcomed assurance for justice.
A garbled OCR fragment discusses soil cues and subsoil exposure. It mentions crops, time, and opening subsoil, with unclear context and stray terms.
The author argues for substituting potato flour to save white flour amid wartime scarcity. Citing Russia’s hunger and European needs, the piece urges government support and production of potato flour to extend wheat supplies.
The article notes 35,000 veterans returned from Europe as unfit for further service and 20,000 to 25,000 Canadians in English hospitals. It calls for large training centers to reeducate them for up to 175 occupations, urging employers to support compassionate, tactful retraining under realistic earning conditions.
The report shows a broad rise in land sales in Alberta and Calgary this year, reflecting heightened business as the Land Titles Office notes strong activity unseen since the boom days.
A girl at a Norristown Pennsylvania factory was discharged after she refused to buy a bond. Other workers mention the incident as part of a broader game shop dispute tied to the same girl.
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