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Newspaper
Abbotsford Post
Location
Abbotsford, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Jun 01, 1917
Page
4
An old verse laments returning servicemen from war and urges remembered duty. It questions whether ex-soldiers still in France hear the call to reconnect, count their losses, and claim medals awaiting them, while others press into civilian work and ordinary life.
Poemic lines reflect mortality and service with a soldier’s fate after war. The speaker asks about dying, living through one’s span, and returning to civilian work to find pay and replacement by another. The tone is somber, urging duty and resilience amid loss.
The only daughter of Mr and Mrs Fred Tunbridge of Cedar Valley wed Mr St A King of Sydney Australia on May 22 in Seattle Washington. The wedding was a quiet ceremony and the couple will honeymoon visiting several parts of the United States before returning to Mission City.
An outline by Admiral Bradley A. Fiske proposes a bold plan to defeat Germany through a massive allied air attack on German naval bases using torpedo planes. The concept, once rejected by the U S government, is examined for its potential impact and feasibility.
Article argues a coordinated air torpedo attack using planes and ships could hammer Germany’s coastlines from Zeebrugge to Heligoland, map defenses, and force a blockade by destroying Kiel canal defenses. It credits Adm Miske’s concept and notes US policy delays in adopting air torpedo warfare.
The fragment argues that if allergies targeted the outlined project, it would be improper to blame Wileh given the presented evidence, suggesting that success would be beyond reasonable probability and outside Lie limits.
The Dragon and Portland Railroad Co grant lands revested by Congress on June 9, 1916 amount to 2,300,000 acres opening for homesteads and sale. Promoting a large map showing lands by section with climate rainfall elevations and descriptions. Post paid one dollar from Grant Lands Locating Co Box 610 Portland Oregon.
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