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Newspaper
Rosetown Eagle
Location
Rosetown, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Mar 02, 1916
Page
2
In a public gathering, Lloyd George discussants and church figures debate post war policy and disarmament. A deacon chairing the meeting responds to the Bishop of St Asaph on Welsh Disablement, praising the bishop’s influence amid political tensions. The scene includes a lighthearted raffle appeal for attendees.
In harsh wartime prose the author argues Germany must be forced to yield and kept in its place to prevent future aggression. The piece warns of German hypocrisy and influence aiming to rebuild, urges continued pressure in war diplomacy trade and science, and condemns pacifist appeals as dangerous. It ends with an ad for Holloway's Corn Cure.
Sir Max Aitken praises Canada's wartime role in Flanders in a preface to a work on Canada in the war. Premier Borden notes imperial unity forged by shared sacrifice. Aitken and officials commend Canadian tenacity and heroism amid Northern France and Belgium memories.
An old time family remedy Nerviline is touted to ease strained muscles and rheumatic pains. The ad claims rapid relief for painful swellings following injury, including muscular strain neuralgia and sciatica, with decades of use and fading other treatments.
Scientists at the California Sciences Observatory announced a new moon orbiting Jupiter, bringing the total to eight. Director Lowell and colleagues noted progress in long term observations with recent photographs confirming the discovery.
An old advertisement offers a one hundred dollar reward for proof of cure of catarrh by Hall's Catarrh Cure. It cites J Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio and includes sworn testimonials of long time honesty. The copy claims internal action on blood and mucous surfaces and lists price as 75 cents per bottle with other Hall products.
In Londons American circles report a German demand linked to ending the war or lifting the blockade by June with reprisals on prisoners. The warning seems unsupported by the German government and originates from unofficial channels. A companion recalls a romantic tale about a proposal in an aeroplane.
A personal testimonial praises Postum as a safe nourishing drink that steadies nerves and improves sleep after switching from coffee. The author credits physician advice and describes easy transition, better health, and reduced nervousness, sponsored by Canadian Postum Co. Windsor Ont.
Calgary Herald notes Alberta fat stock commanding prime beef prices in Chicago with high grades and marbling. It cites specific prices for steers cows and heifers, referencing Calgary and McDaniels Two Bar ranches and Hardwick Brothers shipments. It discusses market discrimination, crowding, and rising stocker shipments to southern farms and future cattle volumes.
The article explains how war scenes in early cinema used fake bayonets, exploding shells, and water curtains to simulate combat. It details hidden machinery a leather band a window wall and safe camera positions enabling dramatic close ups of explosions and troop movements without real danger.
The article outlines Italian taxes including central and city levies, with increases during wartime and disasters. It notes high taxes on vehicles and a morbid 500 lire tax for each body brought into Italy for burial, plus taxes on remains sent abroad, reflecting state revenue needs and public sentiment.
Fragmented text recalls Minard's Liniment for distemper and a stray anecdote about Sir John Jellicoe. A child, unaware of the admiral's identity, learns his name and jokingly asks about a rabbit. The piece threads disjointed exchanges and a humorous miscount of change.
International Nickel Company plans to install a refining plant in Canada to meet British war office needs. The project aims to reduce costs by leveraging local sulphur and coke, with the London government seeking a large-scale refinery solution. The move mirrors copper industry practices of shipping ore to smelters and refining nearby to lower expenses.
Mrs. B Cutler of St Lazare Mas writes that Baby's Own Tablets have served her five children for ten years and claim no medicine equals them They say the tablets regulate bowels and stomach cure constipation indigestion expel worms and ease teething They are sold by medicine dealers or by mail at 26 cents a box from The Dr Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ont.
A fragment recalls a sergeant scolding riders and Murphy being thrown to the ground. The dialogue hints at orders and origins, ending with an ad praising Mother Graves Worm Exterminator as the cure for children troubled by worms.
A London Daily Express quotation asserts that Sir Horace Smith Dorrien will command a force of Hoers, the men he fought ten years ago, as the necessary path for the British empire to endure. It argues liberty unites all peoples who seek freedom when threatened.
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