Raise More Sheep The Case for Expanding Sheep in Western Farms
A Quebec farm patent urges wide sheep expansion across prairie provinces and the West, arguing low initial costs and minimal infrastructure. It highlights benefits such as weed control, soil fertilization, dual wool and lamb production, and year round meat supply, urging breeders to improve breeds and pasture use.
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Quebec
Prairie Provinces
West
Abraham
A. A. MacMillan
Prussia Epitomized What a German Mind Reveals
A brief, sharp World War I era critique from the Toronto Globe on Prussia versus Saxon traits. The piece cites a Philadelphia digest titled Prussia Epitomized and notes the German approach relies on force and intimidation rather than reason. It emphasizes using all weapons to win.
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Austria
Philadelphia
Seder
Prussia
New York
Chicago
Toronto Globe
Canada food board orders limit on bad eggs in cold storage
A produce committee recommendation adopted by the Canada food board sets a one per cent maximum margin for payment of bad eggs in any wholesale transaction. Licensees must provide cold storage operators with a written statement certifying that eggs have been candled and found bad or unsound, and storage owners must maintain such eggs under their control.
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Canada Food Board
Food Board
Canada
Europe
Kaiser Teaches Truth About Authority
A cryptic note references Kaiser teaching or questioning authority, suggesting a classroom debate or lecture on power. The fragment hints at language barriers and a student’s inquiry into leadership and legitimacy.
Duchess of Devonshire in Canada Urges Food Economy
The duchess praises Canadian domestic science institutes and urges adherence to food controller regulations. She cites wartime shortages, conserves butter and cream, promotes rye and corn meal, and notes two bread types in Government House menus while emphasizing collective sacrifice and household economy.
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Washington
Board of Agriculture
Government House
Duchess of Devonshire
Canada
Macdonald College
England
Duchess of Devonshire Sets Example in Canadian Food Pact
Inside Government House the pledge card of the food controller hangs as a symbol of wartime self denial. The Duchess leads by example, endorsing conservation measures and urging women nationwide to follow the needful steps for Allied food supply amid European shortages.
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Government House
Duke and Duchess of Devonshire
Canada
Governor-General of
Duchess of Devonshire
First Written Message to Inhambane Missionaries
Dr. E. H. Richards recalls a pioneer moment when a missionary wrote on a board to convey an instruction in Portuguese East Africa. The natives, used to speech and drums, saw writing as a new method enabling them to pass a message to a female teacher requesting a saw for the boy.
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Inhambane
E. H. Richards
Portuguese East Africa
Be Aro Ee Sat As Be Was
The fragment reads as be aro ee sat as be was Bebe Bae ea States with unclear context and multiple garbled words. No identifiable event names dates or places are readable to form a specific news item.
No Fraternizing With Germans Near Ypres
A Canadian sergeant reports small German groups near No Man's Land near Ypres urging parley. Our troops fired when proximity risked bombs and dispersed the intruders. He notes German conduct as filthy war work deserving a strong response.
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Ypres
C.E.F
Winnipeg
No Man's Land
The Trustees of Posterity Warn of War Crisis
The speaker urges unwavering resolve in the crisis, calling listeners trustees of posterity. He warns that wavering in the fight for peace invites dishonor and notes signs of a looming war as forces of freedom contend.
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