Nature's Protective Coloring and Strategic War Motors
The article surveys protective coloration in wildlife from deer and skunks to insects and moths, noting camouflage strategies and mimicry. It then recounts British mobile gun units fighting on the Galician front, detailing a rapid Russian collapse, hard retreat, and the British drivers' pivotal role in covering the retreat with remarkable endurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiflis
Crimea
Odessa
Romania
Fea
O' Lemberg
Shey
Western Canada horse breeding thrives on environment demand
The article argues rising prices for Western Canada draft horses due to wartime and settlement needs. It cites breeder K A Davenport of Acme Alberta, stressing environment over heredity, praising Western horses for endurance, strong bones, and sound constitutions shaped by climate, soil, and feed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western
Canada
Western Canada
K. A. Davenport
Acme
Alberta
Farmer's Advocate
Winnipeg
Davenport
Dastardly Methods Reported by Warned US Source
The note describes enemy traps used against French and British troops forced to abandon positions. It mentions an innocent table check detonating a charge and coal buckets with hidden mines, plus glands virus references and other wartime devices observed by FORA and an American witness.
Navy officer punished over wine and discipline in service
A Navy officer faced dismissal as pressure mounted on Secretary Daniels to pardon him for drinking. The secretary refused, citing the good of the service, while debates raged over temperance, naval order, and a new federal provision banning liquor for service members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. Navy
United States
Wheat Growing Debate at MacSee College
Professor KR Summerby of Mac See College discusses wheat growing questions. The text notes farmers could devote time and resources to improving wheat output and farming practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KR. Summerby
Mac
College
Divcus
Eee
New Year Appeal Urges City to Aid World Food Crisis
The food controller makes a New Year appeal to residents warning of global food shortages. He urges action and empathy for those facing hunger as housing and estates in Brooklyn receive attention amid the crisis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Hanna
Humidity in the Home Air and Moisture Control
The article explains how humidity changes with temperature and how warm air holds more moisture. It advises using water pans in furnaces or steam heated houses to maintain comfortable humidity, notes problems with improper ventilation, and urges readers to manage heating and moisture themselves with guidance from furnace makers and dealers.
Wartime reparations and peace talks amid U boat battles
Fragmentary wartime notes discuss US wartime claims, German reparations, and peace terms for submarine losses. The text references neutral nations guarding interests and hints at a proposed bill for Germany. Also mentions Kentucky hospitality and a society wedding, with unclear connections to the main topic.
Spike Twit’s Final Message Before His Death
A fragmented report notes Spike Twit who died after claiming he had a rare medical warning. The incomplete text references a message or note from Twit recorded shortly before his death, suggesting a prior warning or confession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spike Twit
Tedder
A Hard Road to Prohibition Across Provinces and Courts
A historical overview traces the long struggle for prohibition from local measures to the Scott Act and local option schemes. It notes legal hurdles, the role of the Dominion alliance, and Sir James Whitney’s Local Option Will as a turning point, with eastern western divides and a final push to end the liquor traffic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Commons
Intellees
Ptvy Council
Dominion
Alurea
Crooks
Scott
Dominion Alliance
James Whitney
Urbec Legishature
Winnnipeg Prep Press
Cedars of Lebanon Forest Described as Sacred Heritage
The article recounts the Cedars of Lebanon as ancient, sacred trees on a small plateau with stone walls, famed for their size and long history. It notes their preservation through centuries by various empires and peoples, including Solomon and the Turks, before modern threats from German forces during wartime.
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Lebanon
Sheep End
Bile Fort
Ruperts
Selowon
Temple of Jerusalem
Solomon
Lehane
Self-made Soldier General Sir Witthun Shereen
A British army chief of staff, General Sir Witthun Shereen, rose from the ranks. Born in Watbourne Lincolnshire he spent his youth in the county. He entered the army at eighteen and joined the Ninth Lancers in London.
Delusive German Hope Hinted by Pacifists in London Time
The London Times quotes pacifists and leaders like Williams Jennings Bryan discussing peace. The piece argues Germany’s hope for nerve endurance is delusive and asserts that America will pursue a conflict of endurance to secure peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sas
Mer. Williams Jennings Bryan
Germen
London
In the Trenches BU Burden of the Blinking Egos
A fragmented trench era dialogue hints at weary soldiers and chaotic morale. The excerpt contrasts bold speech with uncertainty and the unseen costs of conflict. Memoir style tone reflects struggle and endurance amid confusion.
Germany Alone To Blame Speech Reflects Wartime Tensions
A fragmented wartime speech blames Germany for the conflict and warns Allies of ongoing security needs. It asserts resolve to prevent a European war spread, while noting diplomacy with neighboring powers and caution against escalation.
Will Wood Fuel Replace Coal This Season
The article notes a shift from coal to wood fuel as a substitute due to limited coal supplies. It highlights hardwoods delivering roughly half the weight in energy per unit and explains regional supply constraints in Canada including Ontario Manitoba Saskatchewan Alberta British Columbia and Manitoba.
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Tee
United Tee
Coudurn
Mawitatu
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Seana
Ontarin
Ern Manuols
Winnipeg
White Albert
Kootenay
British Columbie
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Howe
Vancouver
Sethe
Wine and the Navy
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Charles
Brooklyn
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Berlin
Beitsin
Pranece
Italy
Gasser
Owawa
Kentucky
John
Wheeler
Willian
The
Fens
Prohibition
Old Temperare Society
the Cedars of
Afetra
Avia
Westminster
Battle of
Menin Road
Menin
Bouneberg
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