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Newspaper
Rosetown Eagle
Location
Rosetown, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Nov 23, 1916
Page
2
The article outlines boys farm colonies in rural Italy designed to train orphans of fallen soldiers. Ages 7 to 15 would join schools and farms, funded partly by districts, with annual stipends of about 100. They learn cattle care, soil use, crops, and farm chemistry, aiming to make them self sustaining by age 21.
A garbled historical fragment shows a judge and a wary speaker in a tense courtroom exchange. The passage hints at miscommunication and a request for pardon amid formal proceedings.
Toronto News notes Britain bears navy and army burdens, pledges munitions support and thrift, urges disciplined resource use for the imperial conflict, while citing Belgium and Serbia obligations and Empire credit. Miller's Worm Derders advertised as a remedy for child digestive issues.
The Toronto News notes official statistics show only a moderate rise in steel and iron output in enemy nations for the first half of the year, with Allied production at 17 million tons and Central Powers at 15.94 million tons. It argues war will end through ground campaigns and morale rather than sudden economic collapse, while blockade continues to strain civilian life and recruitment remains the urgent task.
A fragment from the London Mail reports a patient recalling a doctor who demanded payment in advance. The line contrasts concern with a sharp clarification about prepayment. No other details are provided.
Quebec Chief Justice rules that a minor who enlists during war makes a contract beyond ordinary civil acts. The ruling cites historical cases and notes a minor’s enlistment without parental consent. Alberta on Wheels reports many automobiles registered in the province amid population growth and debate on provincial progress.
Many headaches have neuralgic origin and Sloan's Liniment offers relief after one application. It penetrates quickly without rubbing and also treats rheumatism sprains and chilblains, available in 25c 50c and 1.00 sizes at drug stores.
Fragmentary text shows a discussion involving Sloan and Nelson the janitor about truth and fairness in business. A separate note asserts asthma drains life and praises Kellogg's Asthma Remedy as a relief, claiming it opens airways and prevents future trouble.
The text discusses setting up dairy stables with proper interior furnishings, stalls, and milking equipment. It urges consulting experts to ensure compliance with standardized dimensions, aiming to regulate inside layouts during construction or remodeling and optimize efficiency on the farm.
Canada faces lower grain production with oats and wheat yields down. Estimated 338,469,000 bushels from 9,795,000 acres of oats, and rye at 2,058,500 bushels from 101,420 acres. rough comparison to 1915 figures shows reduced per acre yields across cereals. The piece also touts Holloway's remedy as the public’s simplest cure.
A report cited by the American Medical Association notes 300 boys in school eatings show daily intake around 5,000 calories. Meals cost about 13.8 cents per meal and include 193 varieties. 4,350 calories come from school meals with 650 extra calories bought nearby. Researchers warn ravenous appetites and insufficient provisions drive malnutrition in older children.
A reader reports progress on a country place, noting that alterations have already begun despite earlier questions about completion. The brief confirms activity and ongoing work at the residence.
Fragmentary prose notes praise the English armies and their diverse fighters from Canada Australia and Britain. It highlights the soul and resolve of England forging an army to stand ground against a long rival war.
Allied armies and a large civilian population rely on Canada for a steady fish supply to offset meat shortages and high prices. Britain seeks one and a half million pounds of fresh frozen fish for troops, with Canada already delivering weekly rations in England. Sir Sam Hughes notes exports will reach a million pence, and Canada plans to boost fish use across allied forces and civilians.
Canadian fall weather is hard on infants with sudden warm or wet conditions. Notes tablets claim to ease stomach issues regulate bowels and aid baby health. Sold by medicine dealers or by mail at 25 cents a box from The Dragoa Medicine Co Brockville.
Reports from Cettinje state a peasant betrayal allowed Austrian forces to seize the Monastery of Detchani in New Serbia. The treasure valued in francs includes stones, silver, gold, sacred vestments, and possibly the crown hidden by monks. Austrians have opened catacombs and ossuaries to recover the stash for the Austrian Treasury.
A local reader recommends Minard's Liniment Co Limited product for sprains and tense muscles, praising its effectiveness. The note is signed by T. B. Lavers from St. John.
An editorial praises Franco British cooperation praising harmony and courage of French and British troops in France. It notes friction and missteps were scarce publicly while critics claimed credit and commends commanders and soldiers for unity despite enemies doubting their cause.
A New York Times snippet shows a discouraged salesman late in the day pushing Minard's Liniment to a prospective customer. The buyer refuses to look at the line, prompting the salesman to seek a counter space to inspect his wares, highlighting stubborn trade resistance.
Ottawa officials announce a government program in Ontario to raise motor license fees and create a $750,000 annual fund for road construction across the province. Howard Ferguson of the Highway Commission says plans include building a highway from Prescott to Ottawa and other key routes.
A Sunday classroom moment shows a priest and bishop guiding a boy through a rough definition of matrimony and purgatory with the boy offering a flawed but insightful reply. The exchange reveals confusion about sacred terms and the bishops’ quiet guidance.
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