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Newspaper
Rosetown Eagle
Location
Rosetown, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Oct 03, 1918
Page
2
Grain loss by rats and weather endangers unprotected cribs. Permanent dry ventilated grain storage, rat and mouse proof, is essential on the average farm. Early sales and shipment reduce losses as grain remains valuable.
A local Lewisburg draft board notes a man’s medical claims for exemption. He cites heart trouble and weakness that prevent work, frequent fevers, catarrh, scarlet fever past ear issues, and vision problems. He asserts ongoing pain and inability to eat like others, asking for relief based on health conditions.
The article discusses Linard's Liniment for distemper and the U S emphasis on conserving cotton. It cites a 1A inch gun that can dispose of half a bale and a machine gun that could handle a bale in three minutes. It also praises Dr Thomas Eclectric Oil for toothache relief and its soothing properties.
A fragmentary note traces how Romans used glass and oiling linen as a substitute for glass in windows. It suggests the long history of glazing practices fading toward modern panes and the shift away from crude substitutes at the century’s end.
Canadian forces report capturing a large cache of enemy artillery and machine guns. The seized items include naval guns and rifles, with many weapons decades old yet still serviceable. The report notes extensive losses on the enemy side and mentions the guns being sent for overhaul to base ordnance.
A fragments describe French baker shops delivering bread to the British army. A master baker guides observers through rough wartime labor, noting disrupted machinery and crowded floors as sacks of flour move through various rooms to bakeries near railway points.
A brief note outlines methods or remedies for improving health among sickly women, listing possible treatments or preventive steps. The text emphasizes household or medical guidance without clinical recommendations.
A damaged note discusses contradictions about taste and odor in food and metal contamination. It warns against leaving metal containers exposed and emphasizes caution around possible corrosion affecting flavor and safety.
Salvage crews along the Great Beit coast report recovering wreckage from U boat attacks. A torpedoed vessel bound for general cargo left behind salvaged goods and scattered supplies. Coracle-like notes mention margarine tins and dried provisions recovered from the blaze.
An account recalls a fearless defense under high command as Gen Gouraud ordered machine gun crews to stay at their posts and fight until overwhelmed. Allied soldiers faced the German emperor's troops near Paris, with some retreating but others steadfast in the opening phase of the counterattack.
Fragmentary text mentions a corn remedy and pain relief with Pur Om. It also hints at drifting ice, a barrier in front of a joint Barrow reference, and distant world guidance from a station in a continental settlement.
Save the Children advertises Baby's Own Tablets as a preventive against cholera infantum and diarrhea, claiming prompt use saves lives. The copy states the tablets regulate bowels and aid stomach health, are harmless even to infants, and can be mailed from The Dr. Williams' Medicine Co in Brockville, Ontario, at five cents per box.
In a Plymouth Colony letter, L Bradior recounts Governor Winthrop publicizing a first Thanksgiving proclamation during the early summer of 162 Pat Gov. Winthrop of the Massachusetts Bay Colony issued the declaration.
Fragmentary OCR hints at names like Robert and Moors, suggesting a historic note on inventors and their biases. The text remains unclear about events, places, or dates, making a precise card difficult without full readable content.
A fragment recounts the instituting of one thousand awards of Vietow with unspecified dates and context. The text is incomplete but centers on a large grant or honors program and its historical timing.
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