Canada shell production praised by American Machinist
The American Machinist extols Canada as leading shell producers with a connected 200 shops crafting war munitions. Winnipeg officials report Canada’s shell committee under General Hughes, chaired by General Bertram, surpasses Britain in output, signaling strong Canadian industrial adaptation and future potential. Minard's Liniment cures garget in cows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canadian Shell Committee
Shell Committee
Rac Teen
United States
Winnipeg
Ottawa
Shell
General Hughes
Bertram
Canada
Great Britain
Winnipeg Telegram
Eldest Child of Liberty Wheat and Venice in Battle Array
A brief editorial reflection notes Venice as the eldest child of liberty returning to battle readiness in the struggle for freedom of spirit. It recalls Venice’s historic defense against invaders and its role in regional power dynamics along the Adriatic.
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Louvain
Adriatic
Venice
Italy
Constant
Crum
Genoa
Ortawa
Parmelees Vegetable Pills Offer Digestive Relief
Relief for suffering everywhere. He who endures indigestion without trying Parmelees Vegetable Pills does not know how easily this foe can be dealt with. These pills relieve where others fail and come from long studied research as a sure corrector of digestive disorders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parmelee
Society Plans to Protect Birds in Canada
The Canadian Society for the Protection of Birds will issue a poster warning on penalties for destroying insectivorous birds. The Dominion agricultural department will publish an authoritative book on Canadian birds with color illustrations by year end. A Canadian edition of The Value of Birds to Man by Jas Buckland is planned for free distribution. Branches will form in Halifax Sussex Regina Montreal and Ontario. Belleville: Two hundred girls in the Girls Canadian Club leave the gallery as the town opens a branch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canadian Society For the Protection of Birds
Dominion Agricultural Department
Canada
Jas. Buckland
Halifax
N.S
Sussex
N.B
Regina
Sask
Montreal
Que
Roughout
Ontario
Belleville
Girls
Gavlery
Clerk Rapped For Order In New York Court
Plaintiff recalls threats and false promises in a New York court scene. The wife describes marital turmoil with alleged abuse and empty heavenward vows amid courtroom tension. A dramatic exchange highlights the failing marriage and its emotional toll.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Court
Wyer
Irish Tongue Declared Most Expressive Language
Seamag McManus in a Boston Globe trace claims the Irish language is the most forceful in cursing and most expressive in praise. He asserts it contains 265 terms of endearment for a girl in its tongue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seamag McManus
Boston Globe
Sir Edward Grey Keeps Cabinet Post Since 1905
Sir Edward Grey remains the sole member of Campbell-Bannerman's cabinet from 1905 to today, holding the same office without interruption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Grey
Dabinet
Henry Campbell-Bannerman
Onti
British Columbia Timber Resources and Forest Survey Findings
The Honorable W R Ross reports BC possesses vast standing timber totaling around 400 billion feet with a 1912 forest survey showing 8.3 million acres licensed, 1 million acres deeded, and a large crown reserve. He notes direct British government timber orders, shipping improvements, and BC’s cedar and Douglas fir predominance along with western hemlock prospects for pulp and paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
British Columbia
Great Britain
W R. Ross
Pacific
British Admiralty
Admiralty
Bcmilla
San Francisco
Ross
Timbrland
America
Cascades
Montreal Family Herald
Deafness Cure Claims and Mucous Timing Tuba Note
Fragmentary text discusses deafness and alleged cures tied to mucous surfaces and the Eustachian tube. Mentions a possible offer of money and references to circulars from Cheney Co. and medical claims, with unclear scientific basis.
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Cheney
Toman
Pius Fee
Tom
Peace River Wheat Shipments Start After Rail Link
The Peace River country begins exporting its longtime wheat crop now that rail access from Edmonton to Peace River Landing is available. Edmonton lies about 500 miles away as the Pacific Great Eastern project progresses, linking the region and opening outside markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peace River Country
Edmonton
Peace River Landing
Pacific Great Eastern
Cariboo
Benevolent Stranger Lets All Boys In At Circus Entrance
An Illinois town crowd gathers near the tent as a kindly old man instructs the ticket-taker to admit all the boys and count them as they pass. The gateman, misreading the act of charity, repeats the count and the man departs quietly, content with his guess.
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Amail
Illinois
New York Times
Dietetic Menus Earn Praise From CP A Dining Car Staff
Correspondence pours in to W A Cooper manager of the CPA dining car service from passengers and train personnel praising the new dietetic menus. Conductors and stewards traveling constantly note the appeal and efficacy of the scheme as letters arrive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Cooper
C.P.A
Gew
Letera
Tramped Seventy Five Miles to Enilet
A traveler covers a long distance on foot aiming for Enilet amid unclear circumstances. The fragment hints at hardship and pathfinding across remote terrain.
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Enilet
Gularokant
Tieanal
Eradicating the Low Thistle on Saskatchewan Rail Lines
The CPR and Saskatchewan government collaborate to use a weed inspector on a road motor to patrol rail lines for noxious weeds. Foremen and gangs assist, destroying patches and preventing spread from stations to nearby farms. The program aims to curb sow thistle and other seeds spreading via rail cars.
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C.P.R
Saskatchewan
Department of Agriculture
Thompson
Yolloway’s Corn Cure Promises Painless Relief
Advertisement claims Yolloway’s Corn Cure roots out corns without pain, offering quick relief and easy at home treatment. It emphasizes simplicity and convenience for sufferers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yolloway
All Steel Cars for Transcontinental Travel on Rails
An all steel railcar design for CPR trains promises safety and comfort on long western journeys. With no combustion surfaces and steel interiors, they provide cooking and living space for three to five days, traveling up to 40 miles per hour, while minimizing fire risk and oscillation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.P.R
Canadian Made Goods Should Meet Higher Standards
A Mani toba lady farmer argues the Made in Canada campaign will fail unless manufacturers uphold real quality. She questions who benefits and urges loyalty among Canadians, noting tariff protection has sheltered profits and calling for fair pricing and genuine Canadian product integrity.
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Manitoba
Violet McNaveghton
S. Skatoonis
Canada
Execs
Fortunes told by Philadelphia talk in odd phrasing
Two Philadelphians discuss a third city resident and his egg business. They recount a first lucky strike in eggs when he bought 19,000 dozen at a low price, stored them cold, and earned more than 300 percent. The quip notes hens as the source of wealth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harper'a Maga
Belgium Bullets Questioned by German Forces and Allies
A New York Times letter questions Belgian bullet design and the role of German forces and their allies in World War I era. The brief remarks consider weapon use and national responsibility.
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A and and Sons
New York Times
Man Down or Not Affects Draft and Drinking in Some Regions
A fragmented line hints at social attitudes toward intoxication and resilience. The reference suggests drinking behavior as a factor in personal or community dynamics, with a tone implying caution about overindulgence and its consequences.
The Shirker’s Fate in Europe and Britain’s Duty
A wartime meditation on the widening reach of conflict across Europe and the Near East. The author urges young men in Bath to enlist, arguing shirkers will face shame, and notes the United States eyeing involvement while Britain seeks unity and steadfast sacrifice.
Remington Arms Plant Not For Sale Amid Rumors
Samuel F. Pryor of Remington Arms rejects rumors that Germany seeks to buy the company or its Bethlehem Steel affiliate. He says no offer would tempt sale, adding that expanded Ilion and Bridgeport plants are for contract fulfillment, not temporary or speculative use.
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Germany
Remington Arms Union Metallic -Cartridge Company
Bethlehem Steel Company
Samuel F. Pryor
Remington Arms Union Metallic Cartridge Co
Ilion
Bridgeport
Pryor
Ewing
Little Howard Quits School Over Spelling Woes
A boy named Howard returns home discouraged claiming he will not attend school again. He complains that spelling words change daily after he learns one, unhappy with the constant new words the teacher assigns.
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Howard
British Columbia Homesteaders Access Military Service Credits
Regulations extend time credits for active service in the railway belt homesteads of British Columbia to include homesteaders enrolled in any British or allied force. Provisions also authorize patent issuance to legal representatives upon death.
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British Columbia
Great Britain
Fly Life Destroyer Claim Promises Fly Control
A dated ad promotes a chemical fly killer labeled Fly Life Destroyer. It advises emptying garbage cans regularly and mixing three tablespoons of 96 percent carbolic solution per quart of hot water to destroy eggs and maggots. It cites Sinessenyes and Mush It carbolic solution as brand identifiers.
Saskatchewan Schools to Receive Free Trees and Shrubs
The Saskatchewan Department of Education outlines free distribution of trees and ornamental shrubs to school districts. Applications must be filed by February 1 of the prior year, with grounds prepared and plans submitted by November 1.
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Saskatchewan
Indian Head
Regina
Department of Education
A. W. Cocks
B.sc
Dirattor
Maple Creek
Swift Current
Gravelbourg
Radville
Moose Jaw
Weyburn
Estevan
Died With Their Guns Princess Patricia’s Regiment Tribute
A Canadian record officer honors the Princess Patricia’s Light Infantry for courage and service in war. He recalls landsdowne Park colors ceremony and the fate of the men who manned machine guns under heavy bombardment with admirable coolness.
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Princess Patricia’s Light Infantry
Landsowne Park
Fragmented Quote Reveals Jealous Claim of Diamond Ring Price
A reader reports a contentious remark about a husband choking in a dispute over the cost of a diamond ring. The snippet hints at coercive pressure and alleged intent to force repayment.
Lies and Categorical Gaps Highlighted by Lim
Fragmentary lines reveal debates over truth and certainty with Lim as a focal point. The text hints at varying interpretations and the challenge of solid evidence in contested claims.
Call for Patriotism in Wartime Reflections from Ottawa Free Press
The Ottawa Free Press argues Canadian youths show apathy toward wartime service. It urges young men of military age to seek training now so they can answer the call if needed, stressing that victory requires men and munitions to prevent Teuton domination and save Britain and the world.
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Ottawa
Canada
Europe
Britain
Ottawa Free Press
Sixth of brain removed in French hospital surgery
A wounded soldier with a penetrating occipital wound had splinters create a brain abscess in the left hemisphere. Dr. A Guepin removed the bone fragments and two subsequent brain portions, totaling about a third of the left hemisphere, yet the patient shows no motor, sensory, or ideational impairment.
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A. Guepin
Guerpin
Steel Ties Cut Wrecks and Cuts Rail Maintenance
A new perfected steel railroad tie prevents rail spreading the main cause of wrecks and doubles as a cattle guard and trespass deterrent. Tests in Oklahoma show wear five times greater than wooden ties, no spikes needed, self gauging and halving the working gang. Large quantities promise savings of 320 dollars per track mile.
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Oklahoma
Grasshopper and Cutworm Control Mixture Instructions
A historic pest control recipe uses bran Paris green molasses lemon juice and water to create a damp sawdust like mixture. Mix separately then combine and apply at dawn for grasshoppers or dusk for cutworms covering four to five acres. Safe for poultry when spread thinly.
Opera Stars Seen More Tractable in Vaude Ville
Managers say grand opera stars respond better in vaudeville settings while noting the irony of minor jealousy toward a chimpanzee performer or a train.
Use of Fertilizers Should Be Used as an Adjunct
The article warns against relying on commercial fertilizers year after year on the same land. It advocates using fertilizers only with the best soil fertility system, including crop rotation and humus building. Prolonged, sole fertilizer use exhausts humus and harms soil structure, harming long term productivity.
Miller's Worm Powders Advertised for Infant Health
Sleep is vital for infant growth and worm infestation hinders rest. Miller's Worm Powders claim to destroy worms and restore peaceful sleep without harming delicate systems, restoring health in worm worn infants.
Russian Jews in Difficult Position in France
The article notes many Russian Jewish residents cannot return to Russia or naturalize in France, barring army service. It cites Interior Ministry and Prefect of Police stating that if they do not serve voluntarily, they belong in detention camps with no privileges, as French citizens perform military duty.
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Russia
Petit Parisien
Ministry of the Interior
Prefect of Police
France
Hungry Visit Ends With Prompt Exit
A mother warned her son not to beg for food at a neighbor's house. When the boy visited afterward he sat quietly then declared he must leave because he was hungry, revealing his hunger as the reason for leaving.
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Sia
Parade Colonel Notices Muddy Heel Error
A colonel on parade spots a private with muddy heels while the rest of the attire appears proper. The incident references a misstep in uniform bearing as debated by the corps.
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Mortafity
Monkey at Circus Adds to Rousing Show
A lively circus act features a trained monkey performing arithmetic stunts that astonish spectators, while another routine shows a monkey guiding a rowing display, prompting amused reactions from the crowd.
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Shell Production
Minard
Peace River Wheat
C.P R
Japan
Balkan
Bath
Remington Arms
Clore SoCckm Medical
Ben Saal Prin
Dr. Chase
All Deniers
Edmanson
Bates & Co., Limited
Toron
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