Bank of Montreal Shares Back Canada War Aims
Canada shows commitment to full postwar aid in youth and funds at the Bank of Montreal annual meeting. Sir Vincent Meredith and Sir Frederick Williams-Taylor emphasize economy production and immigration to meet temporary wartime conditions and prepare for normal times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
Canada
Bank of Montreal
Vincent Meredith
Bart
Frederick Williams- Taylor
Mienacles
Sir Frederick
Vincent
Herbert of Mon
Harold Mmpele
Europe
New York
Conptainiai
Frederick Williams-Taylor
Passengers Aboard Steamer Hear Legal Jibe Over Motion
A steamer trip unfolds with a judge and a barrister aboard. The judge struggles, then hints at a ruling. The barrister responds succinctly, You might overrule this motion, prompting a brief, witty exchange.
Then perhaps your afraid cannot supper a wife
A fragment shows a dialogue about fear and support in marriage, with lines indicating concern over spousal role and emotional shelter in a domestic setting. Characters or speakers are unnamed, and context remains unclear.
Profiting by the War Incomes and Charity Outlined at Norfolk
Figures cited by Shelton Williams show U S wartime profits from sales to warring nations and loans totaling billions, with millions given to humanitarian aid. He compares U S wealth to the British Empire and notes European relief gifts fall well short of incomes since the war began.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
United States
Aoe
Red Cross
Shelton Williams
Norfolk
Virginia
Southern Commercial Congress
Asia
Africa
Farm Holdings in Prince Edward Island acres split
The Province lists 14 holdings of small farms with acreage ranges. It reports 3 227 holdings between 100 and 200 acres, 5 494 between fifty and 100 acres, and 3 849 between ten and fifty acres. A run of farms covers about 150 to 125 acres each.
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Prince Edward Island
Memorial Glass For Ypres Canadians Unveiled In Sussex
A stained glass window from Ypres cathedral was unveiled at Chailey Chapel in Sussex to honor Canadians who fell on the Ypres salient in France. Inscribed in a wreath the glass notes it was a gift from four privates of the 2nd Vancouver Battalion EEF and donated by Mrs Kipps with Maj Gwynn representing the battalion at the service.
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Ypres
Crate
Chailey
Sussex
France
Vancouver
Canadian Expeditionary Forces
St. Martir
N.C.O
Pee Salient
Tte
W. H. Kipps
G. 1. Gwynn
Minard’s Liniment Cures Distemper
A cartoon panel shows Tommy addressing German prisoners with scripted humor about language and a jab at their situation. The caption mocks the idea of language barriers while contrasting a veterinary remedy as a joke.
Register of Laundries Maps Crime Precincts in London
The Register of Laundries lists all kingdom laundry establishments with private marks on garments and numbers tied to customers. It suggests the system aids law enforcement by tracking items and identifying suspects amid ongoing crime concerns in London.
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Scotland Yard
London
Minard's Liniment Cures Colds and More
Fragmentary gossip notes Laura’s government to a young minister and a jealous partner. The dialogue hints at jealousy and engagements with Fo motoring and a mocked remedy claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura
Unclear fragment hints at lawn mower use and electric options
Fragmentary text discusses preference for a lawn mower that avoids gasoline and cranking. It mentions relief at faster use with a machine that runs without manual starting and references Chaguins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chaguins
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Scott & Bewns
Toronts
Dominion
Uncle Sam
J. D. Kellogg
Excelsior Life Company
Luteate
Toronto
Minard
Tommy
Alf
Holloway
Costaimer
de. Chase
Edson Brock
Trenholmville, Que
Dr. Chase
Edmanson, Bates & Co., Limited
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