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Newspaper
Rosetown Eagle
Location
Rosetown, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Sep 26, 1918
Page
2
The report describes mysterious caves near a Canadian Rocky Mountain river fed by a distant glacier. Entrances lie beneath snow drifts ten feet deep. wildlife including grizzly bears wolves mountain lions caribou and marmots frequent the area. The caves are uninhabited and no fish have been found in the river.
A World War I item discusses German morale and Allied prospects, arguing propaganda aims, iron walls, and imminent peace. The narrative notes German endurance and the difficulty of postwar reconciliation, with anecdotal incident of a German-occupied region and a grieving German widow seeking reassurance.
Daniel Napoleon Mespard a great grandson of Napoleon Bonaparte led a machine gun section near Rheims and died bravely in action He was the son of Leon Mespard and the granddaughter of Coust Leon a natural son of the emperor He was mentioned in despatches for his conduct.
Report from North Battleford notes frost damage widespread across districts affecting wheat and livestock outfits. Farmers discuss low spots in fields and frost breaks, with some wheat likely to be sold for feed. Auld recommends cooperative bodies and the provincial livestock commissioner to coordinate buyers and sellers for members.
The article notes three torpedo makers in the region and a central government plant where balance chambers are fitted. Interchangeable components are tested by taking every tenth torpedo apart to ensure compatibility with other factories. Labor is mainly unskilled, with women among the workforce.
An error at an English farmhouse involved would be farmers applying for an oil order. A young applicant used a bottle of fat instead of the prepared oil, leading to a costly mistake and a scene with several farmhands and later actions by a local official.
A garbled reminiscence notes Mrs Overwaté accusingly speaks to Mr Aldhbean about a rubber tire in sauce. The butcher responds with a quip about the motor car replacing the horse everywhere, reflecting a era of transition and humor.
The article notes inland Siberia's winter climate resembles Western Canada with deep snow in the south, dry air, and mild piercing cold. Spring arrives around the same time as in Canada, summers are hot, and travel observations compare Siberian conditions to Canadian prairies amid ongoing immigration and economic shifts.
Readers digest a fragmentary note on German town life as wartime policies influence meals and public sentiment. The text hints at national debate over food, fate, and future plans under pressure.
An evocative note describes a Southern British Columbia lake region near Kelowna and Peachland. The text paints the landscape as a gemlike, scenic place with calm waters, mountain crests, and bucolic surroundings.
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