Bonar Law Praises Canadian Troops in Kent Visit
Bonar Law reviews Canadian forces in England including infantry cavalry artillery and support units. He tells a crowd of officers and soldiers from Halifax to Vancouver that Canadians fight for freedoms prized by free people and expresses pride in Canadian birth and their sacrifice. He hopes the war will deter future global conflict and notes moral force shown by self governing dominions.
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Kent
England
Bonar Law
Hughes
Max Aitken
M.P
Canada
Halifax
Vancouver
United Kingdom
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Fragments of Rural Romance in a Valentine Note
Readable phrase evokes a rural scene with a pretty girl and lifestyle details. Mentions overshoes and candy from sweethearts rather than gift boxes.
Recreation Grounds Sunday Quiet Time Order 1914
Effective October 1 1914 no games of any kind will be allowed on the Recreation Grounds on Sundays from 11 a.m. to noon and from 2 p.m. to 3 p.m. Canadian Collieries Dunsmuir Limited J R Lockard General Superintendent.
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Canadian Collieries
Dunsmuir) Limited
J. R. Lockard
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