Halifax Disaster Account From a Halifax Resident
A Halifax survivor recounts the waterfront explosion and its wreckage. He details injuries, hospital shortages, razed homes, and civilians aiding the wounded, alongside the city’s martial law and personal losses. He describes medical acts, collapsed buildings, and the fear for missing loved ones.
Message to Westminster Electors on Victory and Sacrifice
F B Stacey of Chilliwack extends congratulations to Union Government supporters in the Fraser Valley for a large victory. He calls the win national, pledges renewed dedication to peace through victory, and urges care for widows and orphans and returning soldiers. December 18, 1917.
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Union
Fraser Valley
Canada
Empire
Iraser Valley
GRAPHOLGY Notes Describe Characters and Local Tone
An extract from a readerly piece catalogues traits of individuals such as Van Anda in B C Vancouver J E and references Leaves of Grass. It comments on generous, practical, imaginative, moody, ambitious and diligent temperaments with a mix of virtues and flaws in a periodical voice.
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de Lexder
Irwin
Cissy
Irs
P. O. Box
Ashcroft
The
Ashcroft Journal
van Anda
B. C
J. E
Vancouver
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Aitika
Naval Reserve
Liouwonuill
Sky
Haynes
Tait
Jim
Suiuiance
Cin Hispital
Mantoratarias Gragill
Eges
Halifax
Mr. Evill
Bereford
Levissuer
Bradbury
Liscome Kind Burrows
Winnipeg
Biscombe
Scotty
Bobbie Campell
Scott Tree
Mrs. Burgess
Billy
Federal District of
Westminster
F. B. Stacey
Chilliwack
Grapholgy
Ranotsford Feed Store
J. H. Jones
Mission City
British Columbia Telephone Co
Albert Lee, Grecer and
Baker
Pires
Lhare
A. McCallum
Abbotsford
Alexandria Hotel
M. Murphy
Propriettm
Huntingdon, B. C