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Newspaper
Rosetown Eagle
Location
Rosetown, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
May 09, 1918
Page
7
A young woman asks for a song titled Kissed me in the Moonlight while a clerk, busy with music, pretends a misattribution and points to another counter. The exchange ends with unclear reception as the clerk cites another man.
A garbled OCR fragment references Minard's Liniment and a request about flowers to wear tonight. The readable parts suggest a casual, domestic note mentioning a brand and attire details without clear context or events.
A woman’s photographs forwarded to headquarters led to a three figure check and a report that the images helped capture an enemy submarine. A separate incident from Sedalia Kansas involves a man igniting gasoline soaked clothing, causing a dramatic color change during an attempted burn, a sensational quick-action moment.
A Cincinnati authority claims corns and calluses can be lifted with the fingers using Freezone. A small bottle is available at drug stores for about little cost and supposedly removes corns without soreness or irritation. If a pharmacist lacks Freezone they can obtain it from wholesale houses.
Promising oat developed by Oat C. E. Saunders at the Dominion Experimental Farm. hulless, lighter weight than standard oats, crossbred from Chinese Naked and Select varieties. Aims for early maturity, high yield, easier grinding, and strong suitability for poultry feed. Sold in small portable bottles as a cheap, concentrated power likened to Electric for widespread use.
Two soldiers on home leave land at Polkestone and head toward Victoria. Amid Bermondsey’s dense odors from chemical works and factories one man leans from a window and breathes deeply, a moment of returning home for rest and reflection. The scene contrasts with a clipped wartime exchange and stray snippets of product ads and misplaced text.
A Buffalo News quotation lauds German ego for never doubting defeat while Americans admit muddled views yet choose to envision victory. It critiques how observers fixate on gloom, paint the sky black, and cling to pessimism instead of working toward success.
The London Daily Mail notes Jerusalem remains full of enduring sites and legends. Outside the walls the Garden of Gethsemane holds eight ancient olive trees and the Stones Place, linked to Golgotha by rock shape the skull. The text emphasizes deep, historic associations across Jerusalem’s sacred spaces.
An advertising feature touts Dr Williams Pink Pills as a cure for bloodlessness in girls. It describes pale appetite loss and fatigue and claims the pills restore red blood, improve digestion and energy with testimonials from Miss Jennie Book of Beamsville Ontario and other Canadian girls.
In the early Japanese railways English engineers led construction and England supplied most locomotives. From 1887 American and German engines began arriving, with American makers supplying a larger share by period end. Some Swiss imports and domestic Japanese workshops also built engines. The text also notes Parmelee's Vege Pills claim liver support leads to clearer skin.
In Akron Ohio the curmudgeon Fifty Ma Grump muses that education is as uncertain as hair tonics and women's promises. The remarks compare belief in old men’s hair remedies with young men’s faith in promises.
A short dated note from Mrs C D Prince of Navwigewauk dated October 21 seeks acknowledgment or response in a local matter involving Minard's Liniment Co Limited. The legible portion expresses gratitude and requests further action or communication.
A British army surgeon details an enhanced glass eye that reduces socket pegs and improves comfort. The article notes the old eye’s drawbacks and describes steps for removal of damaged tissue and cartilage, plus exterior coverings and internal fitting.
A Toronto World report extols a British count and his German captors in wartime scenes. The piece highlights civilians who refuse to seek cover as bombs fall, arguing such moments reveal national character and resilience amid brutal regimes.
A garbled OCR passage reflects wartime attitudes with crude judgments on Germans and decadence. It notes stiff prices and fears of another war. It mentions a few scattered phrases about money, women, and national capabilities amid noisy, unclear context.
The Manitoba Legislature cites a new wartime slogan and a surge in wheat demand as Canada, Britain, and allied nations press for food shipments. Hon. Thomas Hugheson notes Canada seeks to maintain men and money for the front while expanding wheat exports to meet year over year gains of 180,000,000 bushels.
The Peace River district would reserve nearly two million acres for a soldiers settlement scheme. Suitable farm lands near the rail line in the northern prairie regions are under consideration. Financial aid arrangements for settlers are being explored.
Local report touts Dodd's Kidney Pills as curing rheumatism after a Southampton man with inflammatory rheumatism and kidney symptoms improves. Testimonial notes swelling, back pain, thirst, and fatigue easing after using the pills.
A garbled Boston Transcript clipping shows a light verse fragment about Miss Chilton and a stray ad-like line mentioning pills for constipation and Toledo. The text is incomplete with missing context and nonsensical phrases.
The transcript reflects a fragmented exchange discussing Loa paper flywheels and distribution rumors. A lawyer questions a witness about a complainant's cow on land while the party considers distances and relations. The brief hints at local disputes and property mentions without clear resolution.
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