Parcels Coupon System for Officer POWs Issued
The Prisoners of War Department and Canadian Red Cross Society issue a coupon scheme from 4 Thurloe Place London for parcels over ten pounds to officer POWs in enemy countries. Ordinary coupons apply to parcels under ten pounds and the existing non officer prisoner parcel regulations remain unchanged.
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Prisoners of War Department
Canadian Red Cross Society
Thurloe Place
London
England
Newspaper Subscriptions Offer Soon to End
Readers are urged to subscribe early to Our Clubbing Otter The Grinder and the Montreal Herald and Weekly Star and The Grinder and the Farmers Advocate at $2.25 yearly. A weekly Farmers Advocate edition is included. An offer to subscribe to The Grinder and the Winni Telegram and Family’s Cowes until January 1 at $181 for $2.00 is noted.
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The
Grinder
Montreal Herald
Weekly Star
Winni- Telegram and Family ‘S
Cowes
Roll of Honor names listed from local roster
A historical Roll of Honor features a long sequence of names including G W Elliott Gene Wwphora A Gee A Callaghan Percy Rogers Robinson L Eoleg E Nichon A wart H Helmes Art Holmes Alf Holmes Harald Hardy Micky Nicholle ALL Wright Kenneth Ford Dr Geo F Nelson H Stewart M P Hefferman W A Brown Alfred Beckett A Schwartz Frank Black Ed Black Harold Brown Joe Barclay Win Parkingon Trowse Tom Lambert Jos Moran J Massey J H Brocklebank.
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W. Elliott
A. Gee
A. Callaghan
Percy Rogers
Robinson L
E. Douglas Nichon
A.wart
H. Helmes
Holmes Alf. Holmes
Harald Hardy
Micky Nicholle
All. Wright
Kenneth Ford
Geo. F. Nelson
H. Stewart
M. P. Hefferman
W. A. Brown
Alfred Beckett
A Schwartz
Frank Black
Black Harold Brown
Joe Barclay
Win. Parkingon
Trowse
Tom Lambert
Jos Moran
J. Massey
J. H. Brocklebank
Farm Wanted for an Ants Easter Tea
An odd classified note seeks a farm to host an ant Easter tea event. The ad mentions location specifics and a request for space and facilities suitable for an insect themed gathering.
Royal visit provo ked crowds in a Commons moment
A reminiscence recalls King Edward then Prince of Wales attending a Commons debate. Joseph Biggar sprang up shouting at strangers in the chamber and forced the heir to leave. The anecdote suggests the future monarch enjoyed the joke.
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Edward
Prince of Wales
Joseph Biggar
Speaker
Cossacks Under Scrutiny Amid Civil War Debates
The article argues that Cossacks are not inherently brutal and praises their intelligence and loyalty to the new government. It contrasts them with Husvian soldiers and notes widespread misperceptions about Cossacks, emphasizing their pivotal role and evolving stance during the revolution.
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Natruae
Enormien
Free Seinen
Ees
Jewelry Worn Hidden In Clothes Becomes Key Accessory
Fragmentary text describes a jewel item valued for usefulness beyond a watch. It was tucked into vest pockets belts or hooked on ribbons and worn on wrists, appearing across various social settings. The report notes its appearance amid references to times and places from the period.
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