Rise of Burhan-Eddine and Ottoman Decline in War Crisis
The piece surveys Burhan-Eddine as the Ottoman crown prince under German influence and criticizes his upbringing and ties to Enver Pasha. It notes Abdul Hamid II’s legacy, the empire’s degradation, and territorial losses across Europe Africa and the Middle East, with Entente victory looming.
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Fusope
Asia Minor
Orttomen
Uthran
Burkan-Eddine
Mohan
Vielu
Abdul Hamid
Kawser Wilhelen
Abdol Hamid
Horbanw
Eddine
Pee House
Saye F. Canlifle- Owen
New York Sun
Bortian-Eddime
Ile
Hich
Borhan
Enver Pasha
Sultan Abdul Hamid
Nahim
Ottoman Empire
Harlan-Eddine
Cunlife Owen
Enver
Burhan- Eddine
Burhan-Eddine
Potsdam
Kim
Sower House
Othman
Ottorman Campire
Sublime Porte
Europe
Africa
Arabia
Mesopotamia
Caucasus
Albania
Greece
Crete
Rowmania
Serbia
Mostenegro
Balkans
Bulgaria
Turkey
Crimea
Russia
Bosnia and Herzegovina
Austria
Not Far Wrong A Bashful Bachelor
A light Canadian joke from Vancouver notes a shy bachelor on the fifth floor meets a young mother. He asks about her child, she answers politely about their well being, he misreads and blurts out it is a boy, revealing his confusion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Jones
How to Have Luck and Stand Out in a Crowd
The essay asserts success comes from mental independence rather than luck. It contrasts three types of people and highlights that all successful individuals share a decisive moment when they rejected dependence, struck out on their own, and pursued improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amerranem
Mehes
Mei Drotal
Homor
Thomas L. Masson
Physical Culture
Excellent Sheep Exhibit At Edmonton Show
Those who watched the sheep development in central and northern Alberta were encouraged by the Edmonton exhibition. Twenty car loads with three hundred twenty five sheep crowded the pens, the best stock yet seen in the Alberta capital. Conditions are favorable for cheaper production and steady quality improvements in wool and mutton as demand for food and clothing rises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alberta
Edmonton
Canada
German Agent Charged With Spreading Racial Propaganda
A German agent in the city is charged with telling colored men false assurances of German friendship and threats of violence if they serve in France. The World notes these persistent pro German efforts with implications for public security and wartime morale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
France
Teuton
New York World
Italy's Great Part In the War
A defense of Italy's role in World War I, detailing early actions before declaring war, the shift from neutrality to allied entry in May 1915, and the nation’s sacrifices amid adversity. It argues Italy aided the allies despite propaganda and poverty, praising the Savoy leadership and the organized war effort.
Last Waterloo Veteran Maurice Shea Celebrated in Canada
The London Daily Chronicle notes Lieutenant Maurice Shea the last British Waterloo survivor died in Sherbrooke Quebec in 1892 at age nine. A corporal in the 73rd Foot he earned a commission for valor on Waterloo day and later celebrated the anniversary annually in Canada until his 96th year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Canada
Maurice
Sherbrooke
Quebec
Shea
Foot
London Daily Chronicle
Alberta Wool Clip Shipped to Toronto Co operative
About twenty five cars of wool have left this district for the Toronto cooperative company. It represents roughly half of Alberta's wool clip. Thousands of sheep are being moved to summer ranges in the mountains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alberta
Co-Operative Company
Toronto
Irrigation Boosts Yields in Southern Alberta Crops
The Lethbridge district reports higher yields under irrigation across crops. Wheat, oats, beets, and potatoes show doubled or greater outputs versus dry farming. Sugar beets average 13 tons per acre. potatoes near 500 bushels. fodder land suitability is highlighted for supporting large livestock herds.
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Alberta
Lethbridge
Red Fife
Hang
California
Agricultural Prospects Improve With Irrigation
The report notes that despite the browning of farmland in a dry season, profitable crops can be grown on irrigable land. It emphasizes the need to secure water on the land to achieve better yields and productivity.
Belgium War Crimes Discussed By Balfour In Speech
In a public address, Mr Balfour condemned Germany’s invasion of Belgium and warned that crimes committed could not be erased. He urged a future league of nations to prevent repeats and stressed that a German promise could not be trusted as a solid peace foundation.
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Baliouy
Luunt von Hertling
Belgrun
Balfour
Beleum
Belgium
von Hertling
Germany
Belgiam
B Tious
Delphun
Mr. Baliane
Europe
League of Nations
Weissbach Resort Promises Solitude in Swiss Prospectus
The prospectus highlights Weiss bach as a premier resort for solitude, noting that visitors from around the world seek the retreat. It emphasizes the location as a favored destination for those valuing quiet, remote surroundings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Switzerland
Weissbach
Globe
The
The Useless Nickel Jitney Worth Less Than Hidden Value
The article argues nickels have lost value with the rising cost of living. It critiques exchanging dollars into nickels and highlights how coins now travel in pairs or triplets, diminishing the incentive to break larger sums.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stoney
Porchester Herald
New Food Substitute May Ease Supply Shortages in Canada and U S
Dr McCallugy and Professor Ratian report a potential food substitute from Canada using the sawya bran to boost cereal value. They tested milk like products and infant foods, finding palatable, nutritious substitutes. The proposal aims to expand supply and lower costs for United States consumers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Research Commission
Ratian
Kuwpson
Chaiman
Canada Food Board
McCallugy
Cana
Canada
United States
Ieee
McCalhan
Ratton
Early disposal of old hens and stock in poultry breeding
The article describes strategies for culling older hens and breeding stock when yields fall. It notes selling two year olds and older stock, timing cockerels and pullets sales, and experiments in 1937 showing incuba tion and raising pullets could be cheaper than buying hens in fall. It references Leghorn chickens and an experimental barn.
First Food Controller Sunday School Teacher
A fragment references a Sunday School scene with a teacher and a figure named Joseph. It hints at a “food controller” role and a reward for saving Egyptians from starvation. The text is fragmented and odd but points to a biblical or parable context about provisioning and gratitude.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph
Mins
Boston Transcript
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Savoy
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Notha
Mark
Ani
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