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Newspaper
Rosetown Eagle
Location
Rosetown, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Mar 28, 1918
Page
2
A fragmentary newspaper excerpt discusses Palestine as an inhabited land with Jewish settlement potential and rights for all faiths. It references Zionist claims, Ottoman oppression, and German influence, then shifts to wartime wheat production appeals urging British farmers to grow large wheat acreages to support Allied victory.
The St Louis Republic notes ships and secretary entities as key factors in the contest. Houston appears in context with ships and food. The article portrays ships as trumps in the game, signaling a naval or trade emphasis.
The Saskatoon Star notes 800 American settlers crossed the border in December, the lightest immigration month of the year, signaling what might be a slower flow for the year ahead.
Canadian women are urged to try Dr Piares Favorite Prescription a temperance medicine started nearly fifty years ago. Sold in tablet and liquid forms it claims relief from backache headaches and nervousness for women and offers a trial package through Buffalo New York or Bridgeburg Ontario.
A wartime exchange recounts prisoners arriving for treatment at a station. A former Chicago waiter recalls prewar life on a club avenue and fleeing homeland service, while shells and autocrat hopes color the grim talk.
A Cincinnati inventor touts a home remedy called freezone for quick corn relief. A few drops on the affected area supposedly dissolves hard or soft corns, enabling removal with the fingers and drying the corn away. The ad urges readers to clip and try the product.
Production and value figures show 1917 crops had fewer bushels and tons than 1914, with wheat valued at about 453 million dollars, up from prior years due to higher prices rather than greater yield. Oats stayed roughly the same, and seed wheat rose in market value, reflecting price effects rather than increased output.
The food controller may grant permission to mills to manufacture flour for children and invalids upon written application. Mills may blend spring and winter wheat but no more than 272 pounds of sound wheat to produce 100 pounds of blended flour. Straight flour extractions of low grades are prohibited.
The winter season confines the infant to stuffy rooms and frequent colds upset stomachs. Baby’s Own Tablets are advertised to regulate bowels and break up colds, aiding mothers. Sold by medicine dealers or by mail at a small price from The Dr. Williams' Medicine Co. Brockville Ont.
A fragment discusses a belief among some observers that American troops were sent to France for enforcement duties. The text notes flat country disfigurements and references Holloway's as a contextual detail. The passage remains unclear and partially garbled.
War disruptions push Ireland to rely on imports for flax seed as 195 000 bushels are needed. Canada supplies 20 000 bushels. Ireland faces a 104 000 bushel shortfall. Canada shows strong flax potential and 1918 aims to expand to 12 000 acres. Dutch orders redirect flax lands to food crops for 1919.
An archival ad from Hawkshaw New Brunswick dated September 1905 promotes Minard's Liniment as a cure for croup. The note claims it equals other remedies and marks the distributor CHAS and SHARP in Hawkshaw.
Post former Aero club president recently returned from PE predicts transatlantic air flights. He mentions a ER unclear details about a 6000 capacity machine and a plan built to carry 50 persons.
A Belgian artist created a grand monument in London commemorating Britain's wartime aid. The sculpture depicts a British warrior with a bearded figure and a kneeling couple, symbolizing gratitude from Belgium. It stands 16 metres high with a semicircular base and rose-covered surfaces expressing national thanks.
Mrs Jos Roger a well known teacher recounts chronic kidney related symptoms including back ache heart flutter nervousness and dizziness. After trying Dodd's Kidney Pills she reports relief and says her health improved enough to resume teaching. Her statement highlights kidney pills as the remedy for her long running issues.
The San Francisco Journal of Commerce argues that food is the key to power in war and that armies move on their stomachs. It warns that without entente supply, allied forces will lose, while despotism rises without U S aid, reflecting wartime labor questions and daily life curiosities from the Washington Star.
The readable text mentions a Minnesota queen hen and several named individuals, with unclear actions. Mentions a record count and time spans, plus partner names and a few fragments that hint at months and months-long work.
The article discusses German internal and foreign policy divisions during war time. It notes weak revolutionary socialist influence and asserts most Germans oppose terms against autocracy, with leaders Liebknecht and Luxemburg imprisoned and extremist views limited.
Fragmentary lines suggest a wartime scene with a wounded man and a tired officer speaking in a rough, informal exchange. The readable bits imply a loyalty moment amid combat, though full context is missing.
In San Francisco the Australian singer Eileen Boyd told how a young Australian soldier blinded at war longed to see England. She described performing for blind soldiers at St Dunstan's hospital and hearing his dream of visiting England.
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