Cut Knife Grinder’s First Issue Draws Community Hope
Local papers in Cut Knife greet the new Cut Knife Grinder edited by McClung and Wilson. Editors move into western journalism with community digest coverage and calls for merchant support to sustain a home paper for the district.
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Cut Knife
Wilkie Pregs
Stone
Eden
Con Frere
New Light on Old Subjects and Made in Canada
The article argues Canadian manufacturers should aim for quality to succeed and stresses mutual aid among Canadians after the war. It urges supporting Empire goals while protecting local workers by providing employment through domestic production and the Made in Canada movement. It emphasizes unity and practical gains over sentiment.
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Canada
Field Guns and Gunners in Modern Artillery
An article notes advances in field guns since the 1870 71 war, comparing German and British progress. It details gun weights for various nations, the need for mobility, and the role of ammunition wagons in rapid deployment and field efficiency.
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Germany
Britain
Wien
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