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Newspaper
Rosetown Eagle
Location
Rosetown, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Nov 21, 1918
Page
2
A fragmentary report describes millions in cellars beneath Rheims and champagne firms that removed cases before advancing forces. The text notes orders and obstacles hindering recovery, with many cases left beneath the old cathedral town and a lack of prospect for delivery in the near future.
An OCR fragment from the Border Cities Star discusses a child asking about growing up like his father. The readable text shows stray letters and phrases but lacks clear events or names to establish a full story.
A garbled Boston Transcript fragment sketches a road debate and a call for clear paths. The text hints at social or moral reform rhetoric with emphasis on straightforward change and roadwise proposals.
A bold claim explains that Freezone applied directly to a corn or callus removes it painlessly with one use. The ad emphasizes safety for surrounding skin and suggests asking a druggist or wholesale drug house to obtain a bottle.
Fragmentary wartime scenes depict British soldiers evacuated and returning to a village. A frightened shopkeeper warns villagers English are coming while others search for staples. The piece ends with a brief note on asthma remedies and a Dr Keellong claim.
The agricultural development of Western Canada calls for a large power use to support farming without diminishing power supply. Construction of oil storage tanks is underway to conserve energy while sustaining farm operations.
An odd note from a noisy scene describes a host calling a typist to a room. A jab about appearance follows with the remark You are very pretty. The text mixes vague dialogue with a playful aside.
The Moroccan division attacked through fog and lines of machine gun shelters to surround and subdue the German garrison. The fourteenth army faced the Butte du Mesnil and Ailette sector, forcing the Germans to abandon positions as the allied plan overwhelmed defenses and exposed the Dermoise valley.
An old advertisement promotes Dr. Williams' Medicine Co tablets for infant colds and stomach issues. It claims the product supports bowel movement and overall health of the child, offered 25 cents per box by mail or from dealers in Brockville Ontario.
A historic Mission grape vine near Santa Barbara yields ten to eleven tons of black grapes annually and 120 gallons of wine over the years. The vine, over a century old, covers a wide area and requires a heavy support, shading more than a hundred people.
A fragmented report describes German requisition of gold destined for Russia or the pre Soviet government. Details mention Soviet commissaries backing the move and trains with 25 cars moved under armed guard. Railway workers uncovered unloading and reloading on German cars at an eastern station amid strong escort.
A wartime style ad claims Putnam’s provides instant relief for tender corns. It promises quick shriveling and drying with direct application, contrasting with higher priced substitutes and urging readers to try the remedy today.
An account describes a playful contest between an instructor and a class of men as they engage in a game of cat and mouse. The officer eventually intervenes, but O Grady seals the moment with the crowd roaring at the instructor's near capture and the mood turning gleeful.
A historic testimonial promotes Dr Thomas Electric Oil as effective for colds cuts and contusions and pains in limbs. The ad asserts the medicine heals without guarantee and claims wide general use.
An odd exchange reported in the Halifax Chronicle features a husband denying his wife’s tale in court. The judge admonishes about credibility while the man mournfully submits, noting his wife’s story holds no weight.
Fragmentary notes describe Minard's Liniment curing colds and mention artificial hair production in cerenary by commerce. A claim states Chinese hair shipments have stopped and substitute glass hair is used for dolls. The passage mocks a daylight scheme affecting a bashful youth and a figure named gestern torre.
Fragmentary text describes British interest in a Persian Prophet figure in London and Palestine. Notes suggest a London based Persian Education Society link, Haifa retreat, and British soldiers’ cautious respect for the personality amid scattered global followers.
A gloss of praise for France as cultured and brave, highlighting allyship against tyranny. It lauds France’s past victories and steadfast resolve, contrasting moral outlook with Germany and praising Napoleonic-era tenacity and sacrifices amid Continental conflict.
A fragment recalls a letter describing a son in France who died under a wooden cross with the Union Jack and a grave marked Captain Lauder. The writer mentions a personal loss and a Canadian or British war context as a poignant memory.
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