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Newspaper
Rosetown Eagle
Location
Rosetown, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Oct 17, 1918
Page
7
Fragmentary text mentions Dr J D Kellogg's asthma remedy and its perceived nationwide reach. It references asthma treatment prompts and a standing asthma claim, but details are incomplete and names appear misread.
The article recalls German threats and long range bombardment near Paris in 1914, noting fears, civilian casualties, and public calm under pressure. It highlights soldiers maintaining order as morale and courage sustained the populace amid looming danger.
Report describes a program in Moscow providing free telephones on stairways and accessible to all residents. The order directs installation in public spaces and some homes, with surplus instruments used by doctors nurses and Soviet officials.
Officials warn that chronic jam shortages strain production and logistics, elevating the need for essential core materials. Analysts anticipate continued pressures as consumer demand remains high and supply chains face disruption.
Holloway's Cora Cure, when applied to a corsa or wart, kills the roots and causes the callosky to come out without injuring the Gesh.
A crowded scene unfolds with islanders and nobility debating a legal alibi while a Cornish baronet deteriorates in appearance and temper. Sums rise as bets are counted, voices clash, and a masked mystery persists amid social strain.
Pale dawnlight creeps through veil edged windows at Number Nineteen Brown Street in Mayfair. The scene conjures an air of quiet mystery as the estate appears poised for entry.
In a fragmented text a mythic narrative follows rumors about Nicholas III and the legend of his body. Czecho Slovaks search Yekaterinburg for an ex cours y, report to Ambassador Francis, while legends claim the body wanders to pits and historic figures who never die.
A garbled passage hints at a pardonable error and an office boy's towel being noted. The text remains unclear with limited readable facts and no clear event, person, or organization to identify or date.
An ad style line extols Hamilton's Pills as a cure for weakness headaches and stomach discomfort. The fragment mentions blood and Kin and notes pills sold in 25 cent boxes by all dealers. The text reads as a promotional testimonial with period tone.
A chaotic beach scene describes fish flouncing in the receding water and forming a sandy nest. Thousands stand on their tails to deposit eggs before diving back into the waves, leaving shiny heads visible briefly as they pant and then swim away.
A Canada food board and Ontario resources committee join with the national exhibition to stage an extensive conservation exhibit in Toronto opening August 26. Similar demonstrations are planned in SK City London and other centers to show what Canada has done and will do for the allies in food supplies.
Fragmentary text mentions a release and a person named Mercury. Readable fragments include phrases about a husband and a morning event. Context is unclear due to garbled OCR and missing surrounding details.
Wartime road work centers on high traffic routes where German advances press demand for stone and metal. Pavement types vary from square topped pave stones to macadam, with repair crews and POW labor shaping battles’ logistics and timing.
Fragmentary notes mention fighters and national sports with lacrosse and baseball cues. References to Canadians and British players suggest a cross sport context, but specifics and outcomes are unclear.
Fragmentary notes describe the Lord of the Prairies and a herd of 750 buffalo in 1908 with references to a government action and uncertain outcomes. The text is unclear and many phrases appear groundless.
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