War names and race to equality at round of elections
Fragmentary report notes names and equal rights themes amid an election cycle. The readable text hints at candidates and public debate, with little concrete detail on dates or places.
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Newspaper
Battleford Press
Location
Battleford, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Jun 28, 1917
Page
14
Fragmentary report notes names and equal rights themes amid an election cycle. The readable text hints at candidates and public debate, with little concrete detail on dates or places.
Hilary visits Lady South in hospital and Margaret at home. Lady South announces her tomorrow operation and asks for prayers. The Squire, Lionel Egerton, and Dolly discuss future marriage plans and potential lodgings while Dolly contemplates her studio life in Kensington with Janet East, hinting at past Paris days and Dolly’s shy, devoted nature.
Lionel Egerton confronts the Squire after learning Cooper leveraged Daly's gratitude to win Dolly, accusing Cooper of impropriety. The Squire urges secrecy to spare Dolly's distress as he recalls the conversation.
The article argues that German rulers commit escalating war crimes despite Allied chances and urges a formal Allied denunciation with stated penalties. It notes silent alliance responses, cites French senate actions after Picardy devastation, and questions reprisals as ineffective against ongoing attacks on Lens and broader European targets.
In a note from The London Chronicle a dispute overexaction weighs against the material involved. The report emphasizes the broader consequences of the financial claim and its impact on the parties.
A Country Gentleman contributor describes using photography to market farm stock and showcase farm improvements. Photographs of calves pigs and livestock help reach buyers remotely, serving as a second hand visit and aiding producers to illustrate breed progress and upgraded facilities through image albums.
A remark compares a woman's pleasure from a gooey cry to a man's amusement from a laugh, highlighting gendered emotional responses in a playful line.
The King forwarded 500 pounds to the After-Care fund for blinded soldiers and sailors, a practical outcome of his visit to St Dunstan's. Queen Alexandra and Her Majesty the Queen, along with other dignitaries, showed continued support as visitors and patrons over the past year.
A Chicago Herald brief notes an angler arguing he is feeding fish in a waterway after three hours without a bite. The owner questions the activity as potentially prohibited.
Canadian Minister of Culture Prothera told the British House of Commons that UK import bans on Canadian cattle rest on policy not health. He noted Canada’s low incidence of foot and mouth disease and pleuro pneumonia and urged that direct shipments bred and raised in Canada should not be excluded under the Diseased Animal Act but may be allowed only for slaughter at port.
A man wakes at three o'clock to subscribe to a loan after a friend is arrested. He explains the obligation to post cash bail for the friend, prompting the urgent financial request.
A speaker recalls meeting former acquaintances on road journeys and jokes about them stepping aside when needed. The remark captures a casual, humorous mood about catching up with people from the past during travel.
Phrase contrasts budgeting a home with eating less for the same money. The remark notes law as a precursor to financial trouble, implying legal action often follows economic strain.
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