Abbottsford Post criticizes plan to replace Patriotic Fund with tax
The Abbotsford Post argues the Methodist conference erred in recommending replacing the voluntary Canadian Patriotic Fund with government taxation. It defends voluntary giving as biblically and pastorally preferable, warning compulsory funding could harm soldiers’ families and reduce patriotic spirit across Canada and even among expatriate Canadians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canadian Patriotic Fund
Government of
Canada
Meriis
Methodist Church
Dominion celebrates week in honor of Britain's queen
A weeklong celebration spans the Dominion to honor Britain's queen whose long rule is praised. The event aims to mark the anniversary with public ceremonies and widespread participation during May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dominion
Britain
Provincial planners wrap Cilawa interviews as others depart
Our team continues to assess Cilawa governance after initial interviews. Several officials remain for follow up meetings, while colleagues abroad have already returned home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cilawa
Etiquette Debate and Flag Advice Highlighted in Paper
The article urges Americans to consider allied signals as critical for international etiquette amid cross border travel. It notes the importance of motorists observing courteous conduct toward Canada and ends with a recommendation that Americans fly two flags, reflecting a strong national symbolism stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Canada
Gibraltar Sways in Great Britain Spain Trade War Tale
Fragmentary wartime commentary discusses Gibraltar as a bargaining chip in a projected war with Germany. It weighs Spain’s potential to barter, Britain’s possible compromises, and France and Italy's roles, while noting Spain's mixed neutrality and royal lineage. The piece reflects era anxieties about control of strategic routes and international alliances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Bitaly
Gibraltar
Spain
Germany
Great Britain
France
Italy
Sursander
Megitorranean Sea
Barbary States
Egypt
Silas ‘Canal
Near East
Ling
Herman Powernput
Brita
Balgtuny
Gerweny
England
Spal
Regervoo
Msn Co Ug Aitos
West Front
Haig
Alfonso Xiiii
Hag Beet
Kaisar
Pershing
Pyrennes
Dlana
Weyler
Teutons
Ges. Weyler
Hindenberg
Alfonso Himesis
Bourlon
Louis XIV
Frenea
Alfonso
Macia Christina
Victoria Cagenn
Henry of
Laten
Hors
Beatrice
Vittoria
Pringotliney
Ena
Tiger
Maura
Perrer
Spain and Britain Face Trade Pressure in War Debate
A fragment discusses Catholic leaders, Germany Austria influence, and Spain's possible alliance shifts. speculation touches on trade, naval power, and the impact on Britain's sea control. It notes wary Western statesmen, demands from Spain, and potential consequences if alliances realign with Greece or others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syunys
Gilwalave
Spain
Ralaey
Watson
Gibraltar the Rock of Strength and Its Fortifications
The article traces Gibraltar from ancient sieges to its status as a British fortress. It notes the Rock’s symbol of strength, its Europa Point, and the extensive underground tunnels housing heavy guns. It describes modern fortifications and the garrison’s readiness, highlighting Gibraltar’s impregnable image.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guraltyr
Lia Audentr
Hercules
Europe
Africa
Ky Unmye
Attar
Jabal al Tarik
Spain
Pranuo
Elifort
Rock of Gibraltar
Gibraltar
Huropa Point
Europa Light
Morocus
Hog Ration Experiments Highlight By-Products For Pigs
The article discusses feeding by products such as whey and buttermilk to growing hogs to boost efficiency. It cites experiments showing whey can substitute for milk and that value varies with form and quantity, noting regional trials and the Roineinan Experimental Chis and Stations as sources.
Milk feeding ratios for young and large pigs shows milk preference
Agricultural College trials across Nova Scotia Ontario and Ottawa/Guelph indicate best pig growth when young piglets receive milk with 2 1 2 to 8 Tks of meat. for hogs over 100 lbs weight milk may be used. Sweet milk preferred for young pigs but level influence for older pigs. avoid switching milk from sweet to sour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nova Scotia Agricultural College
Altia Ontirios Agricultural College
Ottawa
Branch
Pars
Gazelle
Guelph
Tobacco at Lopadal Prices Boosts Canadian Troops
Canadian troops in Britain praised the opportunity to buy tobacco and clothes at lower prices than those charged to the army. The arrangement provided a welcomed, cheaper supply amid wartime constraints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britain
Canadian Soldiers Relax Rations Amid Tobacco Limits
The article notes a new ration rule allowing Canadian soldiers in Britain to receive four ounces of tobacco and 100 cigarettes weekly, with strict limits and evasion by pipe smokers. It mentions a Canadian tobacco brand favored by soldiers, price details, and that communications from Maple Leaf units keep troops informed along the Wattia line, with Sergt E O Carter and Corporal Sy MeTagars departing for Fraser to join the musketry staff of the 1st reserve at Seaford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tia
Wigland
France
Sergi. E
Carter
Corp
Frater
Thay
Seaford
Columbian
Danderine Promises Dandruff Free, Glossy Hair
An advertisement touts Knowlton's Danderine as removing dandruff and boosting beauty, claiming a single application doubles hair fullness, dissolves dandruff particles, and leaves hair lustrous and soft. It warns against dandruff-caused itching, hair loss, and scalp irritation, urging readers to buy a bottle at any drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enial
Knowlton
Danderine
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