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Newspaper
Rosetown Eagle
Location
Rosetown, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Oct 03, 1918
Page
3
Fragmentary note mentions blessings under German rule and Russia and Canada. ambiguous passage references celebrations and misfortune, with disjointed thoughts about Kaiser rule and potential outcomes.
Popular will end its three days per week schedule due to home-fed cattle and frozen meat.
A wounded Zouave is assisted by his loyal dog during a night patrol. The canine warns rescuers by howling, leading stretcher bearers to the trapped soldiers. The dog, described as clever and alert, helps save the Zouave and their six companions.
State fish commission tests seal luring using distinctive sounds. Seals show curiosity and respond to noises, a method long used by Indians. Fishermen report success as seals approach portable anchors and hunters use sounds to draw them in for viewing and recreation.
A period ad warns of danger to infants in hot weather and urges keeping babies at home. It promotes Williams Medicine Co tablets as a remedy for stomach trouble and colic in infants, claiming quick relief and easy availability through dealers or mail order.
A garbled account says Moscow's Cathedral of the Holy Savior is covered with valuable gold and costly decorations. It claims the church is a national symbol of gratitude for French deliverance, though details are unclear.
A disrupted period ends with employees returning to work after a brief pause. The company’s schedule shifts as teams pause for a few minutes then resume operations on the opposite side of the workflow.
Ex–Florence acAvoy from New Jersey describes life in Germany amid malnutrition and rationing. She notes milk only via physician, civilians resigned to children's deaths, and contrasts peace jubilation with wartime realities as Americans land in France and U-boats retreat.
Advert for Putnam's corn peel products promises painless, single piece corn removal. Claims simple use and broad availability with guaranteed results, priced to attract buyers.
Developments in electric welding aim to speed up ship construction by reducing time and material use, with savings of twenty to twenty five percent in early trials. The method suits bulkheads and interior work, while Britain and the US monitor progress as rivet counts fall short of original plans.
An advertisement claims Freezone dissolves corns and calluses without pain. It asserts a Cincinnati man discovered the ether compound Wee Fone and that a few drops on a tender corn shrivels it without harming surrounding skin. available from druggists.
The article recalls the role of African Americans in the war effort, noting over 250,000 in the army and quotes Dr. Moton and Col. James A. Moss on the value and potential of Black troops. It highlights patriotism, enlistment, and support for Liberty Bonds despite early doubts about citizen rights.
In Chester County the 1776 farmerettes join efforts to plant the fall crop as men depart to defend liberties. Women prepare seed and tend fields while families joined by duty resolve to sustain the common cause amid wartime disruption.
The government broadens clothing purchase permits for middle class families as clothing prices surge. A New York World report groups some incomes at 3200 dollars with pauper status and notes state calls for sale of suits from 35 to 75 dollars and coats up to 47 dollars.
Estimates by Col. Ernest P. Bicknell of the American Red Cross place Belgian refugees at about 60,000 in Belgium and as many as 600,000 in England, France, Holland and Switzerland with roughly 60,000 remaining in homes. The piece notes ongoing danger from Germans and widespread scattering while highlighting humanitarian relief priorities and living conditions for those in exile.
A Sardinian fighter named An Mangoo tonlo earns the Gold Medal of Valor for bravery. He endured wounds in battles across Italy and fought in engagements involving England and France. Two of his brothers were killed in the ongoing war. he escaped capture after fall of Messina and rejoined the front.
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