Typifies Clemenceau as France's embodiment of will to win
Maurice Leon describes Georges Clemenceau as the embodiment of will power in action and a reformer unafraid to confront humbug. Despite many enemies, France and its allies gain from his blunt honesty, intimate knowledge of Britain and the United States, and his tireless dynamism.
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Clemenceau
Piiship
Maurice Leon
American Review of Reviews
France
Great Britain
United States
Group of Free Nations
Central Alberta Gardens Claim Rich Yields Aboard
The Edmonton board of trade touts Central Alberta as a superior vegetable region with ample rainfall and warm, non scorching summers. Potatoes prove especially safe. typical yields range 300 to 500 bushels per acre, with reports of 1,486 bushels from two acres. Cabbage, cauliflower, beets, carrots, peas, beans, parsnips, celery show large, clean crops.
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Alberta
Edmonton Board of Trade
Edmonton
Atlantic
Pacific
U. S. Firms Control Canadian Fisheries
United States firms dominate the Canadian lake fishing business, controlling the vast majority of output. In the Great Lakes a large winter fishery exists, with fish taken through the ice and frozen naturally for long-distance transport to U S markets, especially in the West, while demand grows in the East.
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United States
Great Lakes
The
Commission of Conservation
Extravagance Under Suspicion in Fashion as Food Debate
A Canadian correspondent in England notes that being too well dressed and fashionable invites suspicion, with the luxurious seen as profiteers or relatives of social outcasts. The observation underscores concerns about appearances and moral judgments in consumption.
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England
ManitoBa and Saskatchewan Adopt Settlers Clearing Fire Permits
The Dominion lands in Manitouba and Saskatchewan implement a permit system regulating settlers clearing fires. Administration is conducted by provincial officials under a special arrangement.
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Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Hall's Catarrh Cure claims cure for all stages
The ad asserts Hall's Catarrh Cure cures catarrh through internal action on the blood and mucous surfaces. It offers a $100 reward for any case not cured and invites readers to send for testimonials from F. J. Cheney & Co. Toledo, Ohio, with a 75 cent price from druggists.
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Hal
Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Final answer to James's plea for letters
Dorothy confirms ultimate refusal to return letters. James accepts, asking again. Dorothy remains calm and says yes to returns, noting material in the letters could be reused.
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James
Dorothy
War Service Badges Issued In Four Classes
The militia department announces war service badges are available through district headquarters. Four classes: A for front service in CEF now on duty in Canada. B for CEF veterans retired or discharged due to age wounds or sickness after service in England or at the front. C for Canadian service veterans unfit due to age injuries or illness. D for pre August 10 1917 applicants and medically unfit CEF veterans without other entitlements. Class D requires a further medical exam. Holders of prior Canadian patriotic fund badges must apply for Class A and abandon the old badge. for England service holders apply for Class B.
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Militia Department
C.E.F
Canada
England
Notian
Canadian Patriotic Fund
Department
Holloway's Corn Cure Promises Pain Free Rooting
The advertisement claims Holloways Corn Cure removes corns without pain. It touts a simple method and quick relief, urging readers to try the product for lasting comfort.
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Holloway
Food licensing plan to regulate dealers in food supplies
The food controller will license food dealers under a general licensing plan. Before applying to any specific trade, representatives of that trade will be consulted.
Shorter Day's Work After the War
Leverhulme, head of a great industry, argues that postwar workers will not return to prewar wages and living standards. He cites a model town for workers and profit-sharing, stating peace will bring broader horizons, new views, and radical social changes. He warns against trying to push labor back down, calling it an economic disaster and a crime against civilization.
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Leverhulme
Wis
Lord Leverhulme
A Prime Dressing for Wounds From Dr Thomas
An old factory remedy advises using Dr Thomas Electric Oil for wounds and cuts instead of carbolic acid. It promises quick action without searing the skin or burning flesh and claims unique curative qualities unavailable in other oils.
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Dr. Thomas
Morale of Allies Splendid at Paris War Conference
Col. E. M. House reports to the American people that the American mission to Paris achieved its goals and that morale among fighting men and civilians in England and France is splendid. He says deliberations focused on the economic situation, not radical changes, and that Russia's future is uncertain.
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Paris
Col. E. M. House
United States
England
France
Col. House
Russia
Wilson
Food Control Tightens Bran and Shorts Exports
The food controller orders no export of bran and shorts until Canadian requirements are met. Plans to fix prices for feed and to supply farmers at minimal cost are under consideration. Government purchased 143 carloads for redistribution and will act to ensure farmers receive supplies, with a new feed branch being set up in Winnipeg to serve Western Canada.
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Shorts
Food Branch
Department of Agriculture
Ottawa
Hanna
Dominion Department of Agriculture
Innibeg
Canada
Cuticura Soap and Ointment Offer Beauty Aid
Cleansing and beautifying claims for Cuticura Soap with Cuticura Ointment to soothe early skin troubles. Free sample dress post card from Cuticura Dept. Cheston U.S.A. Sold by dealers worldwide.
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Dept. Cheston
U.S. A
German Artillery Losses Reported by German General Staff
A October 4 secret report cited by The London Daily Chronicle details heavy German artillery losses during grand operations. It notes average monthly gun losses per army of 870 field guns and 585 heavy pieces, implying vast repair and manufacturing needs to sustain strength.
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London Daily Chronicle
Ludendorff
Briton and Hun night raids show stark contrasts
A Canadian Highlander, hospital bound in England, compares British and German troops through a dimly biased lens. He argues Britons relish night raids while Germans fear close quarters and tend to surrender when overwhelmed, noting a supposed regimented German reluctance to engage in night fighting.
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England
Friz
Opportunity Too Hot to Pass Up in Local Market
A cautious note urges not to rush past a promising chance in the local market. Officials warn against hesitation that could invite competitors to move first. Community leaders emphasize timely action and careful assessment of potential gains.
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Oor
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Edmanson, Bates & Co. Limited
Teronte
Cuticura
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Eddy
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