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Newspaper
Rosetown Eagle
Location
Rosetown, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Sep 05, 1918
Page
5
The silo stores corn for winter feeding and silage protects feed from frost. Round, waterproof silos with proper ventilation save loss and support durable use. A 100 ton capacity silo at 4 by 32 feet costs about 2 to 3 dollars per cubic foot depending on materials and design.
An ad describes Freezone a Cincinnati chemist created drug sold in small bottles at low cost. Apply a drop to corns or calluses to instantly remove soreness and loosen the core. Claims no pain or irritation during and after use and that corns peel away with the root intact.
Illinois activates over 50 000 workers from stores banks offices and non essential industries to harvest major crops. The plan partners with the US Department of Agriculture agricultural colleges and state farm bureaus to ensure large plantings and skilled training for boys and youths.
A New York butcher was arrested amid a provocative stance on social issues, with authorities claiming he acted in a manner that challenged public norms. The incident drew attention from Indianapolis observers noting broader debates.
An old advert promotes Dr Hamilton's Pills claiming to perfect complexion. It urges readers to remove the root cause of skin issues and regain health and spirits, promising easy restoration and joyful living through the product.
The article explains basic flight instruments used by pilots in cloudy conditions and without instruments. It describes the compass for direction, inclinometer for bank, a level indicating ascent or descent, and a side-slip indicator to show balance and control of the aircraft.
The Saskatchewan department of agriculture offers at least $8 per entry in five crops including wheat and oats, enabling cultural societies to award prizes up to $250. The note also hints at social commentary on self perception and peer opinions.
A fragmentary item hints at a case involving three individuals connected to Ed Gein in a historical crime report. The readable text references suspects or persons tied to the case, with emphasis on investigation and potential charges in a period-appropriate, non-graphic tone.
Advertisement seeks agents to sell a product line with no capital required. Multiple agents needed. fast sales emphasized. Write to Comn Pro ducts Co at 100 Thomas Bldg for details and territory availability.
The Canadian farmer asks towns and cities to provide aid for next Christmas harvests and notes regional needs across Ontario Manitoba Saskatchewan Alberta and British Columbia with Prince Edward Island and New Brunswick also needing manpower. He warns world food shortage persists postwar and urges farmer cooperation for decades of export demand.
A student asks the teacher if his spelling exercise is correct as the teacher checks papers. The scene shows a timid pupil seeking confirmation while the teacher affirms, signaling the moment of learning from error.
An advertisement claims freezone cream removes corns without pain, curing sore hard or soft corns instantly. It promises quick drying and no irritation, with a suggestion to buy a small bottle at any drug store for relief within moments.
A fragment discusses cloth usage and pockets in men's Gothes, suggesting aim to save fabric and wives’ time in dressing. The quote questions the purpose and efficiency of the garment design.
A historic shift grants workers a say in outcomes, promising hearings and fair regard for their opinions. The piece reflects on past patience and a commitment to goodwill guiding the issue forward.
Alberta unearths potash signaling vast Western Canada riches across agriculture, mining, forestry and related industries. Experts warn the potential is immense while urging careful development and market study for enduring gains.
The passage notes twenty shark sub species and describes birds feeding habits near inlets. It highlights pelicans diving, gulls stealing prey, and a clam breaking by dropping on rocks. It mentions pelican and gull behavior, scavenger roles, and legal protections for plumage across states.
The article discusses Sir Edward Grey's July 3 message urging neutrality and restraint as Germany presses France. It argues Britain cannot bargain away France or Belgian neutrality, warning such terms would dishonor the nation and fail to protect European balance of power. The message cements Grey in history.
A brief dialogue between a mother and child near a statue. An attendant explains the figure as Mercury the messenger of the gods. The mother notes the child’s weak memory for Scripture while a cosmetic ad mentions Holloway's ointment for warts.
The Saskatchewan Co-operative Creameries report six months of 1918 butter outputs equal to 1917's total. Stable farming, new showers, and growing private and cooperative activity boost volume. The piece also notes asthma concerns among women and promotes Dr. J D Kellogg's Asthma Remedy with testimonials.
College students with farming experience should plan vacations to assist in harvest this year. Their help could save the crop and still allow time for personal travel.
The rookie candidly discusses marriage plans after the war while amid talk of Minard's Liniment and personal aims. The fragment hints at the soldier’s perspective on bachelor life, wedlock, and wartime routines.
Cholera Infantum is a sudden deadly childhood ailment that worsens in summer. Bety's Own Tablets regulate the bowels and ease the stomach, claimed to prevent the illness. Mrs Fred Rose of Southpayint testifies the tablets saved their baby’s life. Sold by medicine dealers or by mail for 25 cents a box from The Dr Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ont.
Reichstag interpretation reveals that on June 21 at Pulsen a bread wagon loading crowd of women and children cried for bread. An infantry patrol fired without warning, killing five children aged ten to thirteen and wounding six others, with one man dying.
The Manitoba government plans to purchase the bulk of choice female breeding cattle entering Winnipeg to prevent depletion of foundation stock due to feed shortages. It will resell to northern farmers with feed and to those lacking funds, with cattle fed at a per head price during winter. Estimated shipments to the western market reach 300000, about 33 percent female, and 20 to 30 thousand kept in the country.
A customer claims a severe distemper case was cured by Minard’s Liniment from Vilande Freres. The note, addressed to gentlement, states the remedy achieved relief after a single application and ends with a closing signoff. The fragmentary letter showcases a sales testimonial style ad copy from a historical trade context.
A dental ad style claim from Hall's Catarrh Cure promises to cure catarrhal deafness by a constitutional remedy. It describes the ear’s mucous lining and Eustachian tube blockage as causes and asserts the remedy works through the blood. The ad offers a $100 reward for any case not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure from CHENEY CO Toledo Ohio.
A call for farm employment agencies across Canadian towns to mobilize able bodied men for harvest work. With army drafts and factory drain, immigration blocked, Canada must rely on local volunteers and organized offices to match workers with farms, backed by business and voluntary support.
Boys and girls pig clubs gain popularity across the three prairie provinces with bank and Seepromen support, financing varied by club. Children face low costs as clubs form and operate on their notes or capital funded by parents, while a separate note mentions the first motor driven vessels launched in Shanghai.
The page notes winter ailments like chilblains and cold injuries with Dr Electric Oil advertised as fast acting relief. It also recalls a Civil War atrocity trial at Andersonville with Captain Wirz as the accused and hanged after the war.
Fremont resident Lydia B describes midlife symptoms including nervousness and hot flashes. She credits a vegetable compound remedy from Perea Street for improving her condition and restoring her sense of well being.
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