Charlottetown Guardian Morning Daily Ad Notice 1918
The notice lists delivery rates for the Charlottetown Guardian Morning Daily and Evening Daily. It shows Canada delivery in advance and U.S. mail options with prices, plus head and branch office locations in Charlottetown Summerside Alberton Souris Montague.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eees
Canada
U.S.A
Charlottetown
Summersie
Alberton
Souris
Montague
R. G. Fulton
O. H. Peters
Blank
Cornwall
J. Heaney
York
F. H. Littlejohns
Winsloe
Bruce Carson
Summerside
H. €. Rice
Beédeque
G. N. Somers
Tryon
P. A. Fitzpatrick
Margate
George A. Seller
Granville
George Ayers
Bideford
F. W. Sandon
E. BE. Styles
Cape Wolfe
R. U. Brodie
War news from the frontline near Compeigne and Montdidier
An Allied correspondent reports heavy German losses as they press to cut the Compeigne railway while the line remains fluid. Artillery, machine guns, and selective retreats shape a costly battle with reserves near Montdidier and Noyon as Allied forces gain time before American reinforcements arrive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Compeigne
Foch
Amiens
Montdidier
Noyon
Oisen River
Aisne
Mackensen
Russia
Serbia
Roumania
Soissons
Chateau Thierry
Paris
United States
Canada’s conscription sparks rising war patriotism in Quebec
The editorial lauds compulsory military service, praising its efficiency and universal sacrifice while criticizing anti conscription rhetoric as unfounded. It notes Quebecers shift from indifference to wartime patriotism as French Canadians enlist, forging national unity through shared sacrifice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quebec
Toronto
Methods of the Jungle Passing
In a Toronto Synod address the Bishop of Huron argues war era reforms justify government control and ownership for efficiency and protection. He notes improved labor relations and English models where workers gain voice, predicting a new Christian cooperative order guiding society and democracy with returning soldiers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Synod of Toronto
Daily News
Huron
England
Victory Out of Defeat How We Grew Peanuts in the South
The boll weevil invasion pushed cotton farmers to switch to peanuts boosting food crops. Census figures show acres in peanuts rising from 8,277,000 in 1917 to under 1,000,000 in recent years in some states. Peanut byproducts support meat, milk, and butter with oil, meal, and stock feed. The South builds a growing “Peanut Bank” as acreage rises again this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Wall Street Journal
Submarines challenge Jersey coast as summer opens
The Jersey coast rides a tough spell as the summer resort season begins with submarine activity echoing a prior shark scare and threatening coastal enjoyment and safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jersey
The
Sharks
Submarines
German War Writers Overstating U-Boat Actions Off U S Coast
Critics dismiss German wartime writers' comments on submarine work off the United States coast as distorted. The remark urges skepticism about claims where no direct knowledge exists and cautions against trusting secondhand analyses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Stationing Committee Faces United Church Dilemma
A New Brunswick and Prince Edward Island conference report details how the stationing committee struggles to assign ministers amid pressure for two openings in the united church. It notes temporary probationers, the transfer of Rev. Henry Scott of Newfoundland to Gaspe Québec, and outlines a draft station sheet with listed St John postings and pastors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Church
Henry Scott
Newfoundland
Scott
Gaspe
Quebec
New Brunswick
P. B. Island
Guardian Readers Daily Selections Poem About Mother
An anonymous poem, credited to W. 8. Louson, reflects on a worn theme of motherhood. The speaker wishes to return to a mother's guidance, recalling the cottage door, garden plants, and the comforting presence of a mother waiting at home. The verse contrasts aged mother and aged theme with enduring care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mother
New York
Proof of Goodness and Fashion in Religious Life
Dr Linscott offers a help column on heart religion and worldly concerns. A reader asks if professing religion proves goodness. the answer: actions define character, not mere profession. A devout woman should align dress with modest, tasteful fashion rather than ostentation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Linscott
Jesus
Directory of Place Names and Residents Listings
A long list of towns, districts, and residents including St John entries, Fredericton, Moncton, Sackville, Charlottetown, Summerside, and other locales with associated names. The compilation outlines multiple persons and subdistricts across New Brunswick and adjacent areas with sparse contextual notes.
Smiths Attentive Dinner Cracks Witty Exchange
In a dining scene Mr Joyce complains to a waiter about lacking turtle flavor in turtle soup. The waiter dryly replies that cottage pudding would not include a cottage, highlighting humor over culinary expectations. The dialogue reveals Smith’s noted attentiveness to his wife during the meal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Joyce
Prowse Bros. advertise working shirts as leaders
An advertisement for Prowse Bros. Ltd promotes their "Big Shirt Men" working shirts as top in size, endurance and price, inviting comparison tests to prove superiority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prowse Bros., Ltd
Also Mentioned on This Page
Charlottetown Guardian
Universal Service
St. John District
St. John, Queen Square
Geo. Morris
St. John
Centenary
H.A. Goodwin
Exmouth Street
George F. Dawson
Portland
Neil MceLaughlan
Carleton
E. A. Westmoreland
Guardian
W. 8. Louson
Rev. T
Linscott
D. D
the Canada Starch Co.,, Limited
Montreal
Cardinal
Fort William
Carmathen Street
Henry Prince
Zion
F. EB. Boothroyd
Fairville
Thomas Marshih
Silver Falls
J. B. Gough
Sussex
J. M. Rice
Newtown
Spencer Crisp
Apohaqui
H. S. Young
Springfield
J. E. Shanklin
Hampton
J F. Rowley
St. Martins
Supply
Jerusalem
W. B. Leard
Welsford
A. E. Chapman
Westfield
Robert Smart
Long Beach
E. Ramsay
Fredericton
George M. Young
Marysville
Williami Harrison
Gibson
H. D. McLeod
Nashwaak
F. H. M. Holmes
Stanley
A. D. McCully
Boiestown
H. T. Smith
Keswick
J. B. Young
Sheffield
B. W. Turner
Grand Lake
N. J
Woodstock
S. Howard
Canterbury
M. S. Linton
Jacksonville
Harry Harrison
Hartland and Lindsay
George Elliott
Richmond
E. C. Turner
Centreville
J. B. Campion
Florenceville
F. A. Wightman
Argyle
Andover
Charles Flemmington
Tobique
Chatham District
Chatham
J. J. Pinkerton
Newcastle
F. T. Bertram
Tabusintac
J. L. Lund
Derby
Ernest. Rowlands
Richibucto
Thomas Pierce
Buctouche
James Crisp
Harcourt
C. F. Stebbings
Bathurst
George A. Ross
New
Gaspe and
Cape Oro
Sackville District
Sackville
H. E. Thomas
Tantramar
Point de Bute
George Orman
Bale Verte
Hugh Miller
Bayfield
J. A. Ives
Moncton
Central
W. H. Barraclough
Wesley Memorial
Hammond Johnson
Sunny
St. Stephen District
St. Stephen
H.S.B. Strathard
Milltown
B. O. Hartman
St. Andrews
Thomas Hicks
Oak Bay
A. C. Bell
St. James
D. R. Chown
Bocabee
Deer Island
Grand Manan
Minard
Queen Street
Goff Bros
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!