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Newspaper
Rosetown Eagle
Location
Rosetown, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Mar 07, 1918
Page
2
Manitoba beekeepers report a crop surpassing 1916 totals with honey production over one million pounds, driven by more hives and a strong September harvest. Prices for extracted honey rise about two to three cents a pound, while demand grows as households pay higher prices for local product.
The article argues for international financial and merchandising regulation after war. It notes allied powers must supervise imports and postwar relations, predicts broad plans to curb German currency, and urges the United States to expand production to meet world demand. It also briefly mentions parasitic worms in children and a campaign for worm powders.
General Sir William Robertson says the commander-in-chief carried greater duties than most realize as countless failures and shortages weighed on him alone, with the army facing many troubles that others did not bear.
J A Dwyer reports a remarkable event after a large egg believed to be 19 inches in diameter hatched at a sand site. The hatchling, tethered near a beach, weighs about 355 pounds and defies identification by local experts. It is now displayed at Game Warden McCaw’s shop in Bancroft.
A settlement was reached between the United States Food Administration and Mexican growers of Yoontan over cane and peat related supplies. The accord settles pricing and distribution terms for the upcoming season.
A local testimonial praises Dodd's Kidney Pills from Prince Edward Island. Mr. Mathurin Arseneault says cysts backache and kidney troubles improved after using two boxes, crediting the pills as a standard kidney remedy that refreshes and purifies blood through direct action on the kidneys.
Fragmentary wartime note reports Pte. Auguste Doris as the youngest Canadian soldier sent to the front, aged around fourteen, under Lieutenant Colonel Dan efforts. The message says his mother was told he wished to join despite fears of rejection, with confusion over exact dates.
A letter from J. Bh. Livesque of St. Joseph dated August 18 1900 describes a fall caused by a woman and an elbow injury. The note concerns Micard s Liniment Co Limited and requests consideration or remedy.
Fragmented lines describe actions by a food controller and the federal agriculture department, noting steps and loans linked to hog protection and sugar policy. Mentions英国 and Britain context, with references to Patt and St eerae and ongoing redirection of provincial departments.
Officials of a commission unit invited members of business professional and women's groups to a luncheon at the Manitob M.C. IH. in Winnipeg to view convalescent facilities for returned servicemen. The visit sparked interest from the Manitoba Merchants Association and Canadian Manufacturers Association, aiming to involve industry and social groups in improving veterans welfare and rehabilitation efforts. The initiative grows from the belief that the fate of returned soldiers rests with the whole community and the government of Canada.
An advertisement touts Pariniclec Vegetable Pills as a mild laxative for stomach and bowel action across the digestive tract. Claims highlight gentle purge without injury and tested efficacy, with a candy counter remark illustrating consumer trust amid local chatter.
A wartime column cites testimonials about Doctor Pierce's Favorite Prescription aiding women with nervous breakdowns and weakness. Mrs Aurame Gwarrasp from Beaton Street, New Way, Ontario, reports severe backache and nerves improved by the tonic, enabling her to do housework and more.
The text argues that postwar justice should be based on international right rather than conquest. It quotes President Wilson about unity and clear principles and notes Allied unity versus enemy divisions. The piece reflects demands for accountability for violators since 1871 and a united front in shaping a lasting peace.
The article traces early ideas of wheeled motion from medieval inquiries to the first steam powered carriage by French mechanic Eph Cugnot. It notes his wooden vehicle, its brief motion, and the later revival of interest in steam propulsion around 1800s with advances through 1820 to 1880 shaping the horseless carriage concept.
An old remedy claims catarrhal deafness arises from mucous blockage and promises a cure by clearing nasal and ear passages. The advertisement asserts Ulail's Cure will heal the mucous surfaces and offers payment for uncurable cases, naming Toledo.
A patriotic statement praising Canada's sacrifices in support of democratic peace and the fight against tyranny. It lauds Connde nada’s forty months of effort, heroism, and recruitment, highlighting chivalry and the defense of free democracy for civilization and the world.
Oe Wee Se Sekae Meh Ree SR tied in a regional event with close results and local participants watching for final decisions. The outcome leaves several contenders hopeful and signals a tightly contested ranking.
A damaged OCR passage describes a test device called a line and anchor system used at sea. It mentions a stage of planks and a line about fifty nine fathoms long with hooks, buoyed and red for home, and implies a mechanism to catch a cable. The writer cites Mr FE Mix of the American navy as involved in the test.
An advertisement proclaims Freezone as a painless solution to remove corns and calluses. It claims the product dries on contact, removes pain, and protects surrounding skin, urging readers to ask their druggist for the small bottle.
Ottawa imposes limits on retail prices for bran and shorts to stop excess profits amid scarcity. Cash sales may add up to ten cents per bag. direct deliveries from the tar may charge a maximum of five cents. Credit deliveries and store pickups allow a modest extra charge, while millers selling in carload lots face a five cent per hundred weight cap.
A brief notice describes bran and shorts for farmers, touted as usable feed or fodder. It mentions a contract or policy outlining diversion for agricultural use and support for farm needs.
The Washington Post notes that allied armies must share supplies to sustain operations in France. Without US aid and constant transport, the war effort could fail. joined cooperation keeps troops fed and able to fight. The piece emphasizes unity and mutual aid among nations.
Our Canadian winters are extremely hard on the health of small children. The weather keeps babies confined indoors, upsetting digestion. Dr. Williams' tablets claim to regulate the stomach and aid cure. sold by medicine dealers or by mail for 25 cents from Brockville Ontario.
The Alberta department of agriculture will hold two oat and corn courses across the province. Topics include soil cultivation seed selection weed control suitable oat and barley varieties alfalfa grasses and fodder crops. Illustrated livestock and weed identification lectures will be offered each evening by top provincial speakers.
Land sales in western Canada continue with few new deals this winter. A notable transaction involves five thousand acres near Rath Alberta sold for $75,000, as large land deals close this year despite slow activity. Minerd's Liniment mentioned as part of local notices.
A customer letter from Poplar Bluff Missouri extols Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for aiding female health and fertility. The note claims the product restored vitality and supported family life, describing it as a blessing in the home.
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