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Newspaper
Rosetown Eagle
Location
Rosetown, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Sep 05, 1918
Page
4
A study notes silos store corn effectively and behave like pastures for cattle digestion. Silage-fed cows show no added tuberculosis risk and preserve weight better than some feeds. Round air-tight silos save frost-damaged corn, with 14 foot diameter silos holding about 100 tons and costing between two and six dollars per ton depending on materials and design.
An advertisement touts Free Tone as a simple remedy for corns and calluses. A Cincinnati chemist markets tiny bottles at low cost, claiming a drop loosens the corn or callus without pain and allows removal with fingers.
Fragmented text describes farm help enlistment in Illinois and nationwide efforts to deploy labor to secure crop production. Mentions wheat oats and truck fruit acreages, and involvement of departments and councils. No clear events or dates due to garbled source.
An old advertisement touts Dr. Hamilton's Pills as the cure for complexion issues and low spirits. It promises rosy skin, improved health, and renewed joy by using the product.
The article explains airplane navigation using compass readings and instruments. It describes how the plane’s nose direction, level flight, and side-slip are monitored by instruments such as level indicators and string slips to determine climb, descent, and bank. It also lists tools like maps, watches, engine revolution counters, and fuel gauges.
An old classified-style notice promises fast earnings for selling a “Combination” item with a $388.55 monthly target and twohour agent shifts. It touts no capital needed and ships to reliable men, urging responses via a firm in Quebec. The language suggests a pyramid or dubious sales scheme common in historical classifieds.
Travelling by train through Western Canada reveals farmer prosperity with substantial homes and new buildings under construction. The Pacific coast and interior show bright farm houses, spacious barns, and a large lumber capacity fueling continued growth in British Columbia despite high costs.
In county scheme, a salesman earns 388.55 in the 61st month while another sells two in two hours. Others clean up 10 daily with no capital required. Goods shipped to reliable men on time from 100 Thomas Building Foster.
A quotation from Brand Whitlock in Everybody's Magazine critiques German bureaucratic organization. It asserts attempts at control overwhelm individuals, portraying a vast, impersonal system that replaces guidance with endless regulations. The metaphor likens it to hacking all but a chosen path through a forest.
The article promotes Dr Williams Pek Pills as a remedy for exhaustion and nervous weariness. It claims the pills strengthen nerves, boost blood and vitality, and restore energy, advertising availability from medicine dealers or by mail from The Dr Williams Medicine Co. Brockville Ont.
The piece notes hundreds of thousands of women on farms including wives and daughters who manage chores kitchens households and harvest duties. It urges town girls to volunteer for farm labor to relieve farmers wives and boost harvest output during wartime, stressing water as essential war work.
The outline notes that the Duke of Argyll, a 46 year old bachelor, has reported to Stirling for medical examination and passed Grade 1. He has drawn funds equivalent to three days’ military pay from the national treasury for his journey from Inverary. The Dun dee Advertiser calls conscription truly democratic and notes the duke’s readiness to join khaki in due course.
The piece notes the controlled press in Germany and calls Swiss reports the only credible source for truth. It argues only a major blow could persuade the German public, given the ongoing privation and loss of life.
Article notes Edmonton berries rival coast imports in size and quality and suggests prairie farmers can supply fruit for nearby towns. It lists strawberries raspberries currants blueberries and other berries as viable crops and urges more attention to fruit growing across Western Canada. It also highlights growing school fairs and exhibitions expanding in Saskatchewan and Manitoba from 1909 onward with many events planned this year.
The speaker muses about spending fifty dollars on a trip in an otter themed car. A quip about doing the same as now but in an ottermobile appears in casual regional vernacular. The text presents a humorous voice with no clear event or organization.
Notice states substitutes for wheat flour are limited and a six to one ratio is not allowed. Authorities say use of Victory Bread labels is permissible only under food laws, and the public is urged to await further guidance on substitute availability.
The Life magazine quote touts Miller's Worm Powders as proven by testimonials from mothers. It argues the powders work without questions of speed, with users noting improvement after first doses.
Fragmentary reminiscence about a friend jokingly imagining a degree for a lover inside a college. The speaker references a person now titled LLD and notes the playful decoration of the scene.
An old ad claims Putnam's Extractor eases sore corns with drops that sting shrivel and loosen corns from the toe. The copy urges readers to buy a bottle at the store today for cure of cutaneous corn discomfort.
Frederick Abraham, chairman of Canada’s war garden section, reports enthusiastic support for war garden appeals across British Columbia and the prairie region. He notes many vegetables will be ready months early and that the movement will boost local supply with abundant produce.
Capt W E Schuster of Belleville Ontario runs a three day coal sale offering fuel only to those in need. The action highlights war profiteering concerns as wealthier residents stockpile coal while poorer citizens lack winter fuel necessities.
Fragmentary OCR yields a garbled line with no clear人物, organization, place, date, or event. The text does not present a coherent item to summarize or identify a specific news event or notice.
Various shipments cited show pork 122000, beef 74000, butter 12000, cheese 30,000, eggs 15000 plus 1000 dozen. The article links these figures to a broader discussion of food production and distribution in Canada.
The article describes a method to grow miniature trees by stunting roots, peeling the root outer layer, and using rich soil. It notes conifers and other evergreens as easily dwarfed, with citrus and fruit trees capable of bearing fruit in miniature form. some cedars reportedly live over 500 years.
A wartime broadcast extols British unity and resolve while praising French courage. The speaker notes past crises, Ludendorff’s blows, and the need to suspend political differences to face a shared fight for liberty and national honor.
A historic naval contest is praised as possibly the greatest sea struggle, lasting months and driven by navy and mercantile might. The piece credits seaborne power and secrecy for world orders, noting intense heroism and the need for confidence amid potential defeat.
Winter damaged fruit trees and small fruits are scarce this year. In Engle the jam crop is short while soldiers require large quantities. People pick wild raspberries to supply canneries that ship jam to the troops, hoping winter’s hardship yields more tame fruit later.
F. J. DB. sends a highrow definition of work noting it as the expenditure of psycho roca potency in activities mediated by pleasure and targeted by financial advantage. The text contrasts see and taw with an emphasis on intensity.
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