Disturbing German Record Across Europe Cited by Lloyd George
The Toronto Globe summary lists German imperial milestones from 1888 to 1916, detailing naval expansion, armament programs, and diplomatic brinkmanship. Premier Lloyd George frames Prussia as a constant disruptor, urging collective action to confront the aggression in Europe.
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Europe
Lloyd George
House of Commons
Toronto Globe
Prussia
Denmark
Austria
Kingdom of
Hanover
Fossy
Bismarck
France
Saarbreucken
Paris
Kaiser
Constantinople
Heligoland
Kruger
German Navy League
Entente Cordiale
Tangier
Ukden
Delcasse
Germany
Turkestan
Iendly
The
Windsor
Edward
Berlin
von Ihmann-Hollweg
England
Ane
Lord Haldane
Winston Churchill
Stiy Sai
Erin Ree
Knetia Genesey
Italiia
Italy
Kiel Canal
Stock Feeding Experiments On Prairie Farm Shelters
Indian Head Experimental Farm tested shelters for cattle in 1913 14 to 1915 16. Outside winter gains averaged 1.95 1.75 and 1.65 pounds respectively under different shelters. Cheap board fences straw sheds and brush shelters prove viable for year round stock care and profit with low input costs.
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Indian Head
Recognizing the Situation and War Labor Resource Lead
The piece notes that the war hinges on labor resources with England leading in mobilizing all labor forces. It references Germany as a dangerous enemy and compares the current conflict to the Somme battle, highlighting the intensity of contemporary warfare.
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England
Somme
Berlin Lokalanzeiger
Ambled Efforts End in Sleepless Night Study
A Boston Transcript note reflects on unfinished daytime work and late night efforts to finish tasks. The fragment mentions staying awake to complete duties and the lingering fatigue of overtime labor.
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Boston Transcript
Misery Haunts Cardinal Mercier Amid Wartime Travel
Cardinal Mercier recounts weeks of pain as men and artisans from his diocese are forcibly taken into exile. He describes scenes of sorrow in homes where families wait and laments the loss of workers, urging nonviolence, respect for rights, and obedience to law while condemning force.
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Brussels
Wavrecourt
St. Etienne
Tubize
Blaine L’alleud
Berdy
Antwerp
Tirlemont
Diest
Rum Rations and Temperance Push in War Effort
The Dominion Women’s Christian Temperance Union reports progress in a campaign to curb rum rations for troops. A letter from the under-secretary confirms rum is issued only under strict supervision by medical officers and general command, a improvement over indiscriminate distribution.
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5S. R. Wright
London
Ont
Dominion Women's Christian Temperance Union
Kitchener
Roberts
Victor Horseley
Methodist Church Bulletin
Consumer alert as prices rise amid probes and boycotts
A commentary warns that many tough business players in food distribution push prices to the limit, influenced by federal and state investigations and press scrutiny. It urges consumers to speak out against what it calls remorseless squeezing of the buyer.
British Grand Fleet Shows Inspiring Scene to Visitors
The Military Hospital Commission reports expanded accommodation for invalided soldiers across Canada. Montreal hosts 200 convalescents in the Drummond Street hospital, with other sites in Ottawa Kingston Winnipeg Edmonton Vancouver and Esquimalt housing hundreds more.
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Canada
Royal Victoria Hospital
Grey Nunnery
Ottawa
J. Luke's Hospital
Kingston — — University
Winnipeg — General Hospital
Edmonton
Drummond
St. Catherine Street
British Columbia
Kaquitmalt
Sidney
Victoria
Houls the Winder
Esquimalt
W. W. Chipman
D. A. Thompson
Drummer Ritchie Wins Victoria Cross for Gallant Charge
The drummer of the Seaforth Highlanders, Ritchie, earned the Victoria Cross at Buckingham Palace after leading a trench assault under heavy fire. He charged the German trench, rallied wavering troops, and then carried messages across fire-swept ground while the King and royal party congratulated him on the feat.
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Ritchie
Buckingham Palace
V.C
Seaforth Highlawiers
Germany
Pertab
Ratlam
Aeroplane Spread of Truth and War Letters Cited
An Austrian letter discusses using airplanes to spread truth across Austria and Germany after uniting fortresses. It imagines aero caravans and warns about using aircraft to influence entente powers. The piece also notes cattle identification studs patented for clamping through car doors.
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Andrew Carnegie
Hague
Austria
Britain weighs drastic drink ban to save food for war
In Parliament Britain faces the drink problem as alcohol production wastes vast foodstuffs. Officials report nearly two million tons of food diverted to beer and spirits in twelve months, with barley, grain, sugar, and molasses fueling brews. The shipping burden grows as imports rise. Authorities urge prohibition to avert food and shipping crises.
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Britain
United Kingdom
Car misadventure as Annie pressures Willard to drive
A fragment describes Willard and Annie riding in a car. Annie urges him to let her ruin the vehicle as they hurry along, revealing a tense moment and bold insistence before their approach to a crowd.
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Willard
Annie
Fragmented Local Notice Points To Public Sale
A garbled OCR segment mentions a benevolent old lady observing an unfortunate motorist after a wrecked car. The fragmentary text hints at concern and distress but provides no clear event details, names, places, or dates to form a complete public notice.
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Hohenzollerns
Cardinal Mercier
North Sea
Hospitals Commission
Navy
Olympic
Lake Superior
V. C
Scotch Boy
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