Baptist Services on Sunday Aug 4 Across Town
The Eastern Guardian reports Rev F A Hubley preaching at Thea and Bay Fortune with Rev James Heron leading next Sabbath Aug h in Sparks Presbyterian at Bay Borvane 2 30 p m Bridgetown Dundas Annandale services Aug 4 Bridgetown Method ial 11 am Dundas Presbyterian 3 pm Annandale Presbyterian 7 pm Two cents per word for ads minimum 25 cents Harold P Gordon is Georgetown Guardian representative.
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Thea
BAY Fortune
James Heron
Dundas
Sparks Presbyterian Church
Bay Borvane
Bridgetown
Annandale
A. MacKay
Souris
Dundas Presbyterian
Kensington Horse Races Promised By Island Association
The article notes forthcoming horse races at a new Kensington track in Prince Edward Island. It praises the track’s completion and facilities, predicts large crowds, and commends the organizers for investing time and money into a quality venue. It also urges public support for patriotic efforts and wartime duties.
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Kensington
P. E. Island
Women’s Institute Convention on Food Control Demands
The convention urges voluntary cuts in wheat and meat usage to support war needs. It notes Canada’s grain limits, shifts to substitutes, and the need to curb fats, sugar, and nonessential foods like doughnuts and candies. Successful rationing hinges on women’s action nationwide.
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Ontario
Alberta
Canada
Food Control Board
British War Office
Food Control
United States
Atlantic
Cuba
Toronto
Western Personal Notes Highlight Summerside Visitors
A string of social items from Summerside and Charlottetown notes several visits and trips. Mr C B Strong visits Chester N S. Miss Belle Purdy from Charlottetown visits Summerside. Mrs A S McKay visits Stanley Bridge. Mrs Huggatt from Charlottetown visits Summerside. Miss Corinne Gallant returns to Summerside after Magdalen Islands visit. Others include travels to Lot 7 for a wedding, and Mr John W Johnson visiting after 23 years away, planning a week in Charlottetown. Receipts and expenditures listed for Sea View and other groups, plus knit sock production and charitable contributions.
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John W. Johnson
Salem
Mass
Charlottetown
The
Russ
Harden Defends Germany Against Allied Annihilation Claim
Amsterdam report shows Maximilian Harden using Die Zukunft to counter Chancellor von Hertlin's accusation that the Allies seek Germany's destruction. The piece emphasizes Harden's argument defending German position and rebuking Allied intent.
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Amsterdam
Maximilian Harden
von Hertlin
Germany
German will to annexation undercut by Allied pledges
Harden cites President Wilson and British Foreign Secretary Balfour in Mount Vernon and House of Commons speeches to show Allied resolve against militarism and a fair chance for Germany. He contrasts with speeches from German chancellor and Prussian Junkers demanding limited annexations. He concludes Germany must see which side opposes annexation and start resisting the power within.
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Harden
Wilson
Mount Vernon
Balfour
House of Commons
E.cate
Junkers
Germany
Chase's Ointment Promises Soothing Post Shave Care
An old advertisement extols Dr Chase's Ointment as a remedy for irritated skin after shaving. It claims the product soothes and softens skin, prevents skin trouble, and acts as a nourishing aid, keeping the skin smooth and pliable.
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Dr. Chase
Chase
Peace resolution in Austrian parliament calls for immediate self-determination
In Amsthram, July 31, Deputy Stanekon for the Czech League offered a lower house resolution urging immediate peace without annexations or indemnities. It claimed war is useless for humanity and politics and demanded opposition to imperialist policy, but the Vienna despatch reports the measure was rejected as inadmissible for submission to a vote.
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Amsthprdam
Stanekon
Czech League
Austria-Hungary
Germany
Vienna
Vossische Zeitung
Berlin
Frost Damage Report Hits Alberta Crops
Edmonton July 29 Official government crop report says frost caused considerable damage across central and northern Alberta in the past week. Damage not yet fully known but not uniform with some districts showing little harm and others more severe. Recent heavy rains in the south could help late crops. hay and pasture are found in the north to support southern supplies.
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Edmonton
Alberta Department of Agriculture
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F. A. Hubley
Harold P. Gordon
Georgetown Guardian
fEua
Carter
the Womans Home Companion
Carter & Co Ltd
the Western Guardian
Sinclair & Stewart, Limited
New Annan
the Guardian
Summerside
Women’s Institute
Marshfield
Red Cross
New London
Sinclair & Stewart. Limited
Sinclair & Stewart
Tamaigea
North River
Excelsior Institute
Plummer
Wwe
Halifax Relief Fund
Mt. Carmel
Institute
East Point
Halifax
Cumberland
Women’s Institute Convention
Mr. C. BE. Strong
Chester, N. S
Belle Purdy
Mrs. A
McKay
Stanley Bridge
Mrs. Huggatt
Pearle Bowness
Corinne Gallant
Magdalen Islands
Patrick Hammill
Francis Hammill
Dunk River
Lot 7
Scott Jardine
Mary Doyle
Sea View
Sea View Hall
Beleven
Lydia E. Pinkham
Baltimore
Lydia KE. Pinkham
Rae
Rittingham
Calverton Rd
Balti- Md
the Mens’ Store
Abel
Csabidente
Cececeessasavecoen
Nainsook
Barbr’s“Tech
Ld Saan
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