Ontario’s farm reform shows college work reaching farms
The Ontario government funds district representatives from the Ontario Agricultural College to bring college research to farms. Local offices advise on drainage, crops, and markets guiding 1600 young farmers, boosting production and social conditions. Manitoba could follow Ontario’s example to lift farm income and regional industry with similar municipal college outreach.
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Department of Agriculture
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Ontario Agricultural College
Lambiosa
ManVobe
Manitoba
Prof
Redford
Pir Nodmond
Ontario Department of Agriculture
Financial Post
Saskatchewan
Alverte
Columbia
Clergy decries political scandal amid war effort
Rev Pyron H. Stauffer at Hoodstreet Congregational toronto laments corruption hindering war support. He warns that church fundraising for soldiers is tainted by Ottawa theft reports and political battles between factions.
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Svldiers
Ottawa
Pyron H. Stauffer
Hoodstreet Congregational Churcs
Toronte
Pilates
Ecurcely
Orange Lodges
Fomtmegiinery
Taranto
Capitae Arte
Halle
Christ
Wire Fencing How to Protect Trees When Attaching Wires
In attaching wire fences to trees avoid stapling directly into the bark. Use a four inch by one inch strip around the trunk as a protective wrap, securing the fence to the strip. This safeguards both the tree and the wire and allows removal without damage.
Germans in Britain face internment and civilian status shift
The British government released figures showing 27,000 German males over seven in the United Kingdom, with only about 1,000 interned. About 19,000 remain free as neutral aliens, required to report to police. Some were allowed to leave under age and undertaking limits. others were kept in custody for espionage or war crimes concerns.
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United Kingdom
Great Italin
Foreign Office
Germany
Ambiguous student reply on human and animal kinship
A teacher prompts a girl to choose between human and animal families and she responds with a flawed phrase about imperfect peace and perfect beasts. The remark hints at a critical view of roles within living beings.
Potatoes for Stock Feeding and Dairy Use
The article reports on Professor A A dtorkind ottor Verment experiment station and J L Stone of the Cornell station discussing potato feed value for dairy cows and swine. It notes cooked potatoes equal roughly to 100 pounds of cornmeal for pork. potatoes are best when mixed with grain and fed in limited amounts. potential for surplus potatoes in American dairy feeding is explored with various price estimates around 16 to 24 cents per bushel.
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A. A
Dtorkind Ottor
Wisconsin
J. L. Stone
Cornell Experiment Station
Niestwick
Germany
America
Experiments With Alfalfa Show Value Across Regions
L F Graber reports at the Kentucky Alfalfa Growers Association meeting that alfalfa trials in Wisconsin indicate 15 to 20 pounds of seed per acre yield best results under Badger State conditions. Southern and northern seeds have been tested with varying success, guiding conservative growers to avoid planting where cover crops establish too early.
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L. F Graber
Wieconeta Agricultural Experiment Association
Kentucky
Wieconsin
Wisconsin
Fuence
Ope
Ite
Alberta Leads in Coal Resources Revealed by Figures
Figures from recent newspaper statements claim 90 percent of Canada’s coal is in Alberta and Alberta holds about one sixth of the world’s coal. Past mining totals run around 20 million tons in twenty years, suggesting long potential supplies at current rates.
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Canada
Alberta
British Empire
Albertas
What's the matter with Rueber cutting old friends
A fragment suggests Rueber cuts ties with longtime acquaintances after a dispute. the line implies estrangement and a social rift with Second Morwun and others. The readable text hints at changed social dynamics and waning invitations among acquaintances.
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Rueber
Morwun
Work Conditions After the War
The article discusses postwar labor shifts in Britain and implications for emigration. It notes a large idle labor surplus and mobilization of workers for munition production, with rural areas particularly depleted. Suggestions include emigrant settlement schemes in Canada and Australia and using widowed women for domestic labor abroad.
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Kingdon
Britain
Dominions
R Grey
Ceneral
Canada
London
Empire
Lord Lytton
Rane
Australia
Lord Lyttees
Ottawa
Yeas
War toll and industrial measures for injured in Canada
The text argues that the war will bring many crippled men to Canada and urges industries to use precautionary measures to reduce injuries. It notes the dire need to meet the situation with a favorable view and mentions Hon. Mario Pursell.
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Canada
Mario Pursell
Old Wars End in Compromise or Drawn Battles
The article argues major wars rarely end in total victory for all, citing 19th and early 20th century conflicts. It contrasts Franco Prussian war, Balkan clashes, Russo Japanese, Britain South Africa, and the US Spanish War, noting terms were dictated by victors or wars ended in stalemate without complete surrender.
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France
Prussia
Ube Vleter
Termes
Balkans
Turkey
Servia
Greece
Serbia
Britain
Kusela
Germany faces ruin as war debt strains press on economy
The outlook warns Germany will fight to avoid defeat as its financial system hinges on external relief. It argues state intervention has failed, Germany risks ruin without currency liquidations, and the nation is viewed as a pariah after the war.
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Germany
Germany's Guilt Hour and Europe in War History
The passage recalls Germany's refusal to honor a pledge that protected Belgium and Europe, leading to a major war. It notes previous aggressions including Denmark and Austria in 1866 and the invasion that followed, framing the conflict as a repeating pattern of violated covenants and laid waste across plains.
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France
Italy
Huesta
Germany
Kelser
Belgium
Europe
Denmerk
Austria
Britain Builds New Type of Battleship Reported
The New York Tribune cites a London report claiming Britain is laying down a revolutionary battleship. Said to be about 1000 feet long with 15 inch guns and 40 knot speed, it would outpace current vessels like the Queen Elizabeth and set a new standard in naval construction.
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Britain
Lomdon
New York Tribune
England
United States
Elaritieh Hava
T'E Tribune
Peary and Policy Echoes Stir Debate on American Expansion
An Arctic explorer's speech predicting U S continental occupation draws criticism from Secretary Bryan and public figures. The discourse questions aggressive policy toward northern neighbors and the role of Rear Admiral Peary, now retired, as a possible influence on U S naval strategy and national fate.
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Peary
United States
North Pole
Lethmus
Bryan Denoonee
Lear
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