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Newspaper
Rosetown Eagle
Location
Rosetown, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Mar 21, 1918
Page
4
A cryptic New York Globe snippet depicts two brothers facing a manipulative friend. Confused dialogue follows about trust and obligation as one brother questions what remains beyond his understanding.
A. P. Correspondent reports an old prophecy was fulfilled in the fall of Riga. The account mentions Russians advancing about sixty thousand away, with tabanle and copper articles noted, and an old German bell as part of the scene. A fragmentary line suggests a warning about losing one’s place.
The readable text fragment references a payment matter involving a company named Meaclaguring Co. The rest is garbled, with no clear dates, persons, or locations to specify.
The text notes Saskatchewan has the money due to strong crops and dairy products in the postwar year. It cites field crops, garden produce, and live stock growth boosting the province's total value to over 400 for the year, with Saskatoon mentioned as a key location.
A testimonial from Mrs. W. H. Alberry of Mallorytown Ontario extols Dr Williams Pink Pills as a cure for weakness nervousness and low blood. She credits the pills with restoring strength enabling her to nurse her baby and improve both mother and child health. The ad notes availability through dealers or by mail for 1 cent a box of six.
Report notes cooperation between Canadian bakers and the food controller to channel wheat supplies for export to Allies. Ontario Bread Cake Manufacturers in Toronto discuss strategies under Professor Marcourt of Ontario Agricultural College. A stray item mentions Holloway's Corn Card. A separate piece describes a unique concert with a traveling troupe of musicians forming an orchestra during wartime.
A fragmented report discusses Cavary Lest Tts Great Chance and a British command reaction at Cambrai. It notes German retreat and the role of cavalry and tanks, reflecting on how the British capitalized on the withdrawal to free prisoners and recover matériel.
An old Mississippi man gives a sparse funeral tribute to Sam Wiser, uttering solemn words and describing reliance on a remedy from Minard’s Liniment. The brief scene shows a frugal, religious tone with references to remedies and personal recollection as the coffin is viewed.
Witnesses report tear gas released during a screening at Bromley cinema. Patrons nearby began to water eyes and cough as fumes spread toward the seating area before the crowd exited.
Fragmentary note touts self defense as remedy against backache and kidney issues with Anuric. Mentions Heumedish sail Videey and Netere signal, claims open air, light meat reduction, and water aiding outcomes. References Massceam, Ut and unclear dates or specifics.
A local speaker condemns grain mixing across varieties and urges farmers to grow their own seed weeds rather than rely on commercial grades. He warns the practice harms quality and efficiency and calls for self reliance while awaiting clearer guidance.
A parent describes using Chase's Vintment to treat ringworm on a child. After applying the salve, sores reduced and pain eased. within two boxes the lesions nearly vanished and did not recur. The note urges sharing the success to help others with similar afflictions.
J B Short, manager of the Maritime Fish, tours the country and urges expansion of frozen fish exports. He notes idle crews in Lunenburg County and a large frozen inventory sold nationwide. Advocates promote frozen fish for export, citing salt shortages and shipping shifts affecting supply and market dynamics.
Observers note a trend of spiritual focus among leading statesmen in Canada the United States and other countries. Newspapers increasingly publish religious editorials reflecting a collective gratitude to God as ruler and destiny controller, urging public courage and moral responsibility.
A short promotional excerpt asserts that a remedy named Asthma, or Deus Kellogg's product, quickly reaches the breathing passages and clears asthma with immediate effects. It urges having the remedy ready and mocks partial measures.
A fragmented passage discusses staying committed to postwar aims while reassessing global views. It notes no surrender of ideas, urges viewing the world as a whole, and hints at revised settlements aligned with broader interests.
A fragmentary report recalls Canadian foresters led by Mr. Roland Hill sent from Northern France to describe the woodsmen at the front. The note mentions efforts to document achievements and ongoing winter hardships amid German activity.
A fragmented clipping discusses a hospital ship involved in a melee with unclear details. The readable text mentions minimal impact on relief teams and suggests disruption to medical aid operations without specifying dates or actors.
The fragment speaks of continuing resistance and endurance amid danger. It emphasizes that surrender would be wrong and that victory depends on steadfast artillery and effort, not words. The text reflects a wartime call to endure and fight.
A garbled wartime medical discussion mentions catarrhal deafness claims and a $100 reward for curing catarrhal deafness. It cites Colonel C Derek of the Canadian army and notes shell wounds with limited mobility. The text praises medical advances and warns against unwise child worm treatments.
Report notes reduced cane sugar consumption in Canada as measures by authorities and cooperative groups motivate conservation. Mentions impact on wartime food programs and ongoing shortages with efforts from women's organizations and unions to support reduced use.
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