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Newspaper
Rosetown Eagle
Location
Rosetown, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
May 09, 1918
Page
6
Fragmentary note references Copenhagen chewing tobacco and a stray quote “Its the most” with unclear context. The text hints at an advertisement style from a historical page segment mentioning brand and street alignment but lacks full details for a complete item.
King and an official discuss a high profile leak from the Admiralty involving a Civil Lord Ellington’s box, stolen by Mrs. Tressingham and used by a gang based at the Amaranth club. They fear the gang will plot at the club with Bartholemew among them.
A torn passage describes late night plans and preparations for a forthcoming disruption as key figures discuss entry, timing, and possible exposure. A mysterious card is handed over, signaling secrecy, while characters brace for police, crowds, and talk of a major scandal to unfold after eleven.
The article from the New York College of Agriculture argues that milk is a solid food. It describes how milk thickens into a firm curd in the stomach, akin to cheesemaking, and discusses its role as a nutritious staple.
A chaotic account from Petrograd dated October 5 1917 reports a Russian force capturing key Turkish cities and threatening Angora. No reliable updates exist from Moscow or London about the army near Mosul Hamadan Kerimashah or Ramadi, fueling speculation on Bolshevik influence and censorship.
A Manitoba reminiscence recalls pioneer farming along the Red River and White Horse Plains. The veteran notes hand sowing and reaping with a sickle, crude grain cleaning by floor sweeping, and horse teams at St Norbert before modern threshing with a wind-driven machine.
The report notes the alien property program seizing assets and stock as part of wartime measures. It mentions Mitchell Palmer and Mr. Palmer stating plans to buy Liberty bonds with seized funds. The text cites imports from America and wartime economic controls affecting property.
An advertisement touts Catarrhozone as a safe cure for catarrh colds and irritable throat. It claims the drops deliver healing powers to the breathing system, effects relief for infants and adults, and offers a three month supply for $1.00 or 50 cents for smaller sizes, with nationwide dealer guarantees.
A partial excerpt mentions tills at several places and two on the river bank in St. John's parish with another at Point Douglas. It questions whether Manitote agricultural land transformed through a wondrous process, attributed to J. D. Athelney Loans.
A quixotic editorial quotes Dr Osler of Oxford urging readers to endure life’s irritations with perseverance. He advises denying trivial complaints, consuming one’s own smoke with hard work, and using effort to improve others’ happiness rather than pursuing personal gain.
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