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Newspaper
Rosetown Eagle
Location
Rosetown, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Sep 05, 1918
Page
2
Report from Cluny Alberta notes irrigation grown fins and large berries. Alberta strawberry production may rise as southern berries thin and market demand grows, signaling potential profitability for local growers.
An advertisement promotes Dr Williams Pink Pills as a remedy to strengthen constitutions and improve health. It claims the medicine builds new blood, supports nerves, enhances appetite, energy, and brightness, and helps those with daily weakness achieve vitality. Available from medicine dealers or by mail at Brockville Ontario.
Nicolai a former Barlin University professor says Germans expect their government to pay two percent of war loans in the future. He escaped Berlin to Denmark by airplane to speak in New York. Cleaning machinery is being installed to move anchors for stock feed, reducing hauling costs to the lake front and back.
An unclear OCR fragment mentions British pamphlets and a phrase Wake Us and Buds. It references landing in Chelmsford cemetery and implies a wartime propaganda context, but details remain unreadable.
The Regina Leader notes that Germany cannot float a merchant ship as ports close and overseas trade ends. It argues the war will leave Germany with a vast burden of woe for future generations, as allied powers sever relations and trade.
The New York Evening Post argues that sea power dictates war outcome and demands rapid German victory by sea. It cites Admiral Mahan and Prince Baelow as forecasters and notes Britain’s naval dominance as a decisive war factor.
An 19th century style notice stating that catarrhal deafness cannot be cured but that Catarrh Cure acts on body surfaces including the eye. The ad claims relief for inflamed membranes and offers circulars from Cheney & Co in Toledo Ohio.
Survivors from two sailing trawlers, a British and a Belgian crew, recount a German U boat attack. The British ship was sunk by bomb then towed to the submarine. hours later the Belgian vessel was sunk with the father and son among those captured. The crew allege ransacking before sinking and deaths of the skipper, his son, and three others. only two English crewmen survived.
Fragmentary data show Canada food board figures on the Western fish trade with inland shipments and exports during four weeks in June. The records indicate totals around 1 230 175 pounds and 175 149 for inland and export flows respectively.
Sir Bernard Mallett, general of Great Britain, estimates war has reduced births by up to 12.5 million across Europe. He cites Britain losing 650,000 potential children and notes declines in birth registrations from 831,800 in 1913 to 668,346 in 1917, with overall sharp drops in 1915 and 1916.
The Berlin Lokal Anzeiger cites German observations on the eve of a Allied counter offensive. Field Marshal von Hindenburg warns home fireside patience is lacking yet preparation is key and stresses the blood and life of the German people as the last reserves.
Provisional report notes Minard's Liniment claimed to cure burns while a scheme to seize diamond cutting trade from Germany is outlined. Bernard Op penheimer appears in the plan with $100,000 funding to employ disabled sailors in a Brighton factory. The aim is to recapture a trade Germans nearly monopolized, with 99 percent of cut diamonds previously sourced from British possessions.
The piece recounts Sweden denying safe conduct to a German‑bound steamer after capture, with Sweden pressured by Germany through Berlin. It notes repeated wartime diplomacy where nations appeal to German foreign policy to resolve actions by allies of Germany. The passage closes with an ad touting Miller’s Worm Powders for infants and rest.
Advices from Amsterdam report Karl Neufeld the prisoner of the Mahdi is dead in Berlin. A former medical student at Leipsig he settled in Assouan Upper Egypt practiced 1479 to 1881. He joined English troops in the Soudan as an Arabic interpreter before a 1887 scouting expedition ended with capture and execution by Mahdists.
The world has abandoned hope of understanding Prussian psychology that glories in wanton outrages. Recounting repeated attacks on hospital ships hospitals and churches, the text asserts the Germans are lost in the cruel dominion of war and inhumane acts.
The article explains silage benefits for cattle, describes silo features for digestion and wind protection, and gives capacity examples. A 14 foot by 22 foot silo holds about 100 tons, enough to feed 25 cows at around 40 pounds daily, with costs ranging from $2 to $6 per ton depending on type and material.
An advertisement touts Free Zone as a new drug from a Cincinnati chemist that relieves corn and callus pain instantly. It promises easy removal of the corn or callus with a drop applied to the area and says the product costs little at drug stores.
The letter argues England endures daily losses of 30 000 to 40 000 casualties weekly and has faced air raids and shortages of meat bread and sugar for three years. It claims women bear the burden and taxes rise as the nation questions whether England is doing all it can in the war.
Illinois mobilizes more than 50 000 workers from stores banks and offices to harvest major crops. The effort aims to plant 11 000 000 acres of corn and harvest 2 000 000 acres of wheat 5 000 acres of oats 3 000 000 acres of hay and large areas of truck fruit and other crops.
A New York butcher was arrested amid unclear allegations described as a disturbance involving an upset individual. Details remain murky as authorities continue investigation.
An old advertisement touts Hamiltons Pills promising clear skin and rosy complexion. It claims quick results with a healthful glow and urges readers to buy the product at 25 cents. The copy uses urgent language to imply dramatic improvements in appearance.
This article outlines key cockpit instruments such as the compass air speed indicator bank indicator and bubbles level used to determine direction speed ascent or descent and turn coordination. It notes the compass shows north the air speed indicator tracks climb or sink and the bubble shows roll, with a string for turning cues and gauges for engine and fuel readings.
The department offers a minimum of $50 prizes in five competitions including crops like wheat and oats to support a new agricultural society. Total potential awards reach up to $250 with staged prizes by May.
Fragmentary text urges paying out of county account with various dollars and costs. No clear names, dates, or places identified. details unreadable.
An advertisement offers men a chance to earn up to 1000 dollars by selling a Combination Cooker. It claims fast selling potential and promises a commission of 388.55 per month for one salesman and notes other agents have sold many units in the territory. The call to action urges quick sign up with Centreden Products Co at 100 Thomas Bldg Poster.
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