27 May 1918
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Newspaper
Charlottetown Guardian
Location
Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island, Canada
Date
May 27, 1918
Page
1
Rev M L Orchard from India speaks at 8 15 p m in the Cavendish Baptist church. The P E I A A plans to send ginger snaps and chocolates to boys overseas on Tuesday May 28. Parcels to Miss Stewart 146 Richmond St. continue the hometown relief effort.
Guardian agents in New Glasgow note an 80th annual meeting on Thursday at 8 p.m. in the Board of Trade rooms 6078 5 27M41. Serious loss reported as a Crapaud resident laments a lost cow. An electric storm near Westmoreland damages a fence and creates a large trench.
It is your duty to keep physically fit. There is nothing that we contribute more to wood-he ith than the participation in some out door sport.
The Executive of the Teachers Association of Prince Edward Island met in Charlottetown to discuss forming a province wide Teachers Union. The plan aims to secure higher pay, with a committee to organize and a press committee to publicize the effort before the June annual meeting.
A playful dialogue shows Johnny and friends debating where to place a hypothetical extra eye. The group laughs as Johnny imagines placing it in the end of his thumb to peek at football through a fence knothole, contrasting with Tom’s back-of-head idea.
A Cincinnati man advertises Freezone a cheap quarter ounce remedy available at pharmacies. A few drops on a tender corn soothe soreness and shrink the corn so it lifts out painlessly. The sticky substance dries without inflaming surrounding tissue and is touted to prevent lockjaw and infection from self treatment.
Paris reports Robert Dell, long time Manchester Guardian Paris correspondent, expelled from France as an objectionable person. The Journal backs Dell citing government motives tied to his recent Senate and Foreign Affairs Committee writings on the roles of Poincare and Ribot in postwar peace talks. Dell’s associates include French nationalists Anatole France Bertram Russell and Romaine Holland.
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