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Newspaper
Rosetown Eagle
Location
Rosetown, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Sep 26, 1918
Page
5
The piece argues Lenine failed to fulfill his dreams of proletarian millennium. It claims he used force to push peace, provoked mutiny and civil war, and alienated other factions. Brest-Litovsk and secret treaties are cited as betrayals, leaving Lenine discredited as a statesman.
A fragmented item mentions a jam shortage in Britain with limited supply for civilians and references Holloway's Corn used to treat warts killing roots without harming skin. The text also contains a rude anecdote about a multimillionaire snubbing a newspaper and a shopkeeper replying.
The article contrasts German citizen resolve under threat near Paris with Allied courage in Belgium and France, arguing Germans trust force while Allies uphold civilization. It claims no cowardice exists in France or Belgium and frames the conflict as the difference between right and might. It touches on German beliefs about Allied destruction and notes Asthma remedies at the end.
A fragmentary wartime note praises Polish officers and nobility, highlighting national resilience. The text references Redcat and Nathan Bass in a strained, unclear context, with incomplete thoughts about Poland’s renewed potential and identity.
An OCR fragment references Minard's Liniment and a claimed diphtheria cure. It also includes scattered, garbled phrases about mothers, a darning desk, buying fabric, and docking, with no clear events, dates, or verifiable details.
A German pilot was winged by a British plane and crashed near a cottage. An indignant French owner grabbed the pilot, demanded restitution, and drove him away before British guards arrived to collect the wreckage for firewood.
A short advertisement touts Own Tablets as a mild laxative that regulates bowels and relieves minor illnesses in little ones. Mrs. Eugene Domino Bees Bits of Que reports improvement after use. Sold by mail or at Brockville Ontario from The De Williams Medicine Co.
The United States operates 157 ship yards with 51 active before April 1917 and 106 established since. Of these, 66 are on the Atlantic coast, 22 on the Gulf, and 15 on the Great Lakes, signaling a build up of wartime capacity.
A cyclist on a nearby road observed an officer trapped by a parachute twisted in cords after a high wind swept the ballooning canopy. He steered into the field to collide with the rope rigging, using his machine to anchor the derelict and halt its dangerous movement.
The Canada food board sets reasonable prices for wheat substitutes. Prices vary with wholesale grain costs. Corn rye and oats prices range from two to eight cents across regions, prompting warnings against price gouging.
Montdidier in the Somme department sits on the Don river with historic ties stretching to the first millennium. The town, once home to tan works and zinc white, is famed for the Church of St Pierre with an 11th century tomb and font, St Sepulchre, and the former city castle Parlais de Justice, which housed famed Brussels tapestries before the war.
A cryptic note describes a culinary hint for a sugarness gooscherry. It mentions a tasting event with unknown organizers and a focus on a sweet cherry preparation. Further readable lines imply a kitchen test or recipe refinement.
In a letter to Charles, Queen Alexandra expresses pleasure to become patroness of a group aiding American soldiers. She supports sending non rationed comforts and organizing correspondence to help place American troops on equal footing with Allied comrades.
A fragment discusses stomach and liver disorders and promotes Parm a Vegetable Pills as a fast acting remedy. It emphasizes early use to restore digestion and claims the pills combine laxatives and tonics for effective relief. The text references phrases about disorder prevention and general health.
The piece discusses the belief in a single peaceful outcome through victory over autocracy and world conquest. It notes the lesson from Russia's collapse and argues for a decisive end to the central powers, rejecting any weak settlement.
A fragmented text fragment describes a tutor and a student with a Frenchman influenced language puzzle. It references Mr Noble and a contest or audience seating area. The passage hints at a lesson about language and meaning.
An ad touts Putnam's Extractor as a sure cure for corns. It claims a drop or two removes the painful corn with no half measures and offers a quarter price at any drug store.
A fragmented discussion notes a recent surge in mining, highlighting iron and copper production milestones in the last decades. It references unprecedented extraction levels and global mineral importance, with unclear phrases about history and misfortune.
An office boy compares German guards counting prisoners to a circus barker at the tent. The remark frames the scene as a vivid, dismissive analogy amid the wartime setting.
Fragmentary notes describe camels used as war animals by tribes, with traces of battles and tremors shaping a distant conflict. The unspecific text hints at nomadic campaigns and the strategic role of pack animals in warfare.
A fragmented note estimates one third of all tea and cocoa usage in Canada would waste about 120000 pounds of sugar daily. The text hints at possible savings or a related inquiry by the Canadian ads fund.
A muddled military signallers report yields a comic misinterpretation of a German internee’s description. The message ends with a garbled note about facial hair, corrected to read small for all, illustrating how misread signals sparked a humorous correction in the field.
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