War News and Social Shifts From a Toronto Letter
A Toronto report notes piano shipments to Australia amid war strains on German aircraft. British colonies face pressure, while Australian firms seek high grade pianos. War impact alters German, Belgian and French communities in Bohemia and London neighborhoods. Theatres show mixed crowds as wartime life and relief fund efforts unfold, with a dramatic account of a gun capture by a brave sergeant named Bilko. Tea, coffee, and social life adjust to occupancies and shortages as residents cope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto
Australia
Germany
Lemmtet
Torente
Proceeds Pail Day After Sale In Cattle and Horse Markets
J Enright proceeds with a plan the day after a sale and offers to send full orders or forms related to cattle and horse markets. The message indicates readiness to provide official documents upon request. It names J Enright and references cattle and horse market activities and applicable applications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panama
Gloucester
Cura
War report and boxing win amid Great War accounts
A wartime article recalls soldiers who earned the DCM for bold action, with Captain Camp and Sergeants Pugh and Private Black cited for valor. It also notes the Scots Guards boxing tournament, held in a theatre with improvised ring and dramatic lights, reflecting soldiers’ morale and discipline during conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nan
Acme
Thin Ds
Tir Biritin
Ure Andisanes Preweion
Nordevere
Camp
Scots Guards
Reotre
Cates
Committee On the
Dialogue Between Censor and Editor During War Time
A fragmentary tale from a lecture describes a late night telephone exchange where a censor urges the editor to suppress minor details. The editor presses for consequences if he refuses, and a dramatic noncommittal reply ensues about fortification and danger to the paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Consorn
Alfred Capua
Etter
The
Figaro
New York Army Journal Urges Rapid Volunteer Training
The journal calls for placing 1,000,000 volunteers under training to deter war and preserve neutrality. It argues peaceful preparations may avert conflict, noting that foreign powers misunderstand American resolve while recounting a frontline assault and a bombardment incident as context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Americas
New York Army
Navy Journal
Wien
Peirpoe
Jal
Molther Gamay
Great Britain
Emy
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Piakoe
Pele Ne
Bobo
Bohe
Bruseis
Antwerp
London
Emil
Mussiate
Pole
Gorman
Mace
Ewerine
Rosy Reech
Moet
West End
Wren
Atta
Lon Saldker
Bill
Kat
Hilikoff
Russia
Taohilleta
Biolkall
Perrone
Natkonal Relief Fund
Alti Goldsberds
Wales
Hensis
King of Appolonia
Ashant Galtfield Corporation, Ltd
Obusal
Imyself
Adamis
Iaw
Stratford
F. J. Blaxland & CO
Pat & Store
West Mainland
Dence
Ce. W. Ike
Mator Stock and
Mondat
Honea
Olt & Trenbath
Church Street
Land and General Commission
Sade
G. E. Furness
Church &7
Southern Cross Windmill CO
United Insurance CO
T. Mackie & CO
Fubxitune
Faling
Organisto
Produce & Seed Merchant
Beottish Union Tasarena c Company
Batt. Brown
Qhurch
ST Gloucester
S. BE. Street
Reefpem
Ironmongert
Saddlery
Gloucester Stores
Biz Hums
L. E. Street
J, Enright
West Maitland
John See & Co
Sussex Bt
Sydney
Reo
Fardines & Tina
Epsom Salis Ib
Geeskes
J.F. O Brien
Bank Arcade
W Maitland
Argentoce
Tom Leta
J. H. Shedden
N.8.w
A. J. White
Butsher and Baker
Park Street
Patronise White
Gloucester— Butchery
Gloucester Butchery CO
Gloucester Butchery Co. Gloug
Stewart
Bob Agsat
A. H. Fustomes
Craven Flat
Flemington
Pitt 6On & Badgery, Ltd
Ase
Ota
Pitt, Son & Badgery, Limited
Gillespies
Bakers
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