Game Protection In Manitoba Emphasizes Bird and Wildlife Safeguards
Manitoba’s Chief Game Guardian Charles Barber outlines annual efforts to conserve game and fur bearing animals. He stresses sanctuaries, strict licenses, bag limits, closed seasons for at risk species, and campaigns against poisons to protect insectivorous birds and prevent insect-driven crop losses.
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Charles Barber
Manitoba
Canada
Mr. Barber
North America
South
United States
Australia Through Time The Continent's Long History
The article notes Australia's ancient landscape and fossil records linking to regions like South America. It describes native Australians as dark and prehistoric in customs, with limited land cultivation. It contrasts ancient Australia with its 1913 14 output of wheat and other products and a 1915 population near five million.
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Australia
Europe
Asia
South Pole
South America
American
Alberta minister outlines $100000 for agriculture schools
Hon. Duncan Marshall announces Alberta plans to fund agricultural education with 100000 dollars and build four new schools. One will be south of Lethbridge, one east of Calgary on the Goose Lake line, another near Edmonton, and possibly a Peace River site for northern pioneers.
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Duncan Marshall
Alberta
Ogislature
Lethbridge
Goose Lake
Calgary
Edmonton
Peace River
North Land
Naval billets for Marines and coast patrol volunteers
Officers in the mercantile marine or with equivalent naval experience may join the Royal Canadian Navy under an Ottawa order in council. Volunteers are to be called for coast patrol service on the Atlantic and Pacific. One hundred have trained in Halifax and Esquimalt and will be employed in the service. Three hundred have volunteered for mechanic roles in the Imperial Air Service.
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Mercantile Marine
Naval Service Department
Ottawa
Oyal Canadian Navy
Naval Department
Canadian Coast Patrol
Atlantic
Pacific
Halifax
Esq
Economic Value of Birds and Bird Protection
The Minnesota annual report highlights birds’ value to agriculture and forestry through pest control. It urges protection of insect-eating birds and notes clubs forming to build bird houses, with farmers and individuals supporting refuges and protected habitats.
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Minnesota
Imp
State Department
Untimely Jokes Amid Wedding Plans
A fragmented note mocks a couple and their engagement, asking why they rush to wed and quipping about their future. The tone hints at social pressure and teasing around marriage timing.
Canada After Antipodes Trade Report
H R McMillian Canadian timber trade commissioner reports Canada now holds only 3 percent of Australian timber imports while the United States leads with 57 percent. He attributes the shift to British trade channels and Pacific brokerage control by outsiders. He urges a Canadian Pacific merchant marine to restore balance and says the condition is improving.
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H. R. McMillian
Canada
United States
New Zealand
Norway
Sweden
Japan
Pacific
McMillan
German Clergy See Divine Mission in War Says Bible Rich Figure
A critic surveys a collection edited by Rev Dr Bang arguing German clergy view God as a German nation’s ally and advocate World War religious rhetoric. Poets liken Jesus Luther and William II to conquerors while prayers praise German steel and Zeppelins.
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Germany
Billy
Bang
Copenhagen University
Jesus
St. Paul
Luther
William L
Kaiser
Deitrich Vorwerk
Francke
Yclept
Eels Sighted in Australia Farm Waterways
A farmer on an Australian property bored a water hole to reach a running stream and, after dark, several hundred eels were caught. The owner Mr D Minogue sank a well eight feet from the stream and can observe eels flashing by in the water. Some fish weigh up to six pounds.
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Consid
D. Minogue
Oifirvime
Unclear Dialogue From Parish Visit Reshapes Household
Fragmentary OCR shows a rector speaking to a parishioner about a son and heir. The text is garbled but suggests a discussion of family lineage or succession within a household. No clear event, date, or identifiable figures are readable.
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Lish
Thompson
United Kingdom
War Supplies Investigation Reports Cleared of Misconduct
The Davidson Royal commission issues two reports on World War I era probes in Regina. One examines government food supplies for troops near Camp Hughes and finds no evidence contractors failed to meet specifications. The other on 600 horses purchased in the Regina area states officials were not proven wrongdoers and concludes the horses were honestly bought at fair prices.
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Davidson Royal Commission
Regina
H. W. Laird
D.C
Army Service Corps
Camp Hughes
Preparing Poultry for Market Bulletin No 88
The Dominion Department of Agriculture outlines proper poultry and egg preparation for market. It covers marketing systems crates feeding killing plucking cooling packing and notes the bulletin by F C Elford issued from Ottawa.
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Dominion Department of Agriculture
F. C. Elford
Dominion Poultry Husbandman
Neloelia
Westesved
Bulletin
Department of Agriculture
Ottawa
Two Five Year Old Cows Show Wide Milk Records
In 1916 two five year old cows in a dairy herd yielded very different results. One produced 6616 pounds of milk and 204 pounds of fat while the other gave 2370 pounds of milk and 288 pounds of fat. The income difference was twenty seven dollars. Cow testing helps identify top cows to save time and feed. Request milk record forms from the Dairy Commissioner Ottawa with daily or three days per month options, free of charge.
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Dair
Ottawa
C.F.W
Britain Awakens to New Warning Voice
Toronto News quotes British reaction to war measures and government promises. The excerpt criticizes complacency and urges awareness of Britain’s wartime state, noting renewed declarations from officials and public concern over ongoing policy.
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Bri
Ange
Britain
Great Britain
Toronto News
Fragmentary captioned scene with a sour smile dialogue
The readable fragment shows Donald asking why he should smile and mentioning a price two shillings for photographs. The overheard exchange hints at a small-town lilt and casual banter, with unclear surrounding context and missing lines.
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Donald
The Russian Revolution and Its World Impact
A New York Evening Post excerpt argues that democracy's spread from Russia to Europe and beyond will ignite liberal forces worldwide. It links the czarist collapse to potential future upheavals and predicts a push for world peace free from military and autocratic power.
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Europe
Russia
St Peter and
St. Paul
Siberia
New York Evening Post
Chaplain as a Barber Among Highlanders in France
A Highlanders chaplain writes of his mixed duties in France after the big push. He shaved wounded soldiers in a tent, easing fears and giving moments of relief, noting the humor and humanity amid war. The scene blends parsonal care with battlefield strain as surgeons arrive and the duty continues.
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Lauchlan MacLean Watt
Highlanders
France
Edinburgh Scotsman
Ess
British government to buy Canadian wool in large quantities
An Alberta firm reports a Boston wool buyer indicates Britain will purchase the wool clip from the British colonies including Canada Australia and Cape Colony. Canada is expected to supply about ten million pounds this year at 33 to 40 cents per pound. The Boston firm J. Koshland & Co. is advancing funds for the deal.
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Alberta
Boston
Mass
Australia
Cape Colony
Canada
J. Koshland & Comfar
Unclear quotation on scheme aims from Birmingham Age Herald
Fragmentary quote discusses a scheme's purpose and its contrast with expected outcomes. Source text is incomplete, hindering precise event or actor identification.
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Birmingham Age Herald