Church Union in Canada debated by General Assembly
The General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church in Canada approved plans to unite with the Methodist Church of Canada and the Congregational Churches of Canada to form The United Church of Canada. A Basis of Union permits existing congregations to keep current forms of worship and governance while a Settlement Committee will aid minister transfers. The Union cannot be completed before 1919 and requires approvals by presbyteries.
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Fedowtes
Caton Comitee of General
General Assembly of of Church
Wintons
Methodist Church
Congregational Churches In
Canada
General Assembly
Supreme Court of the Church
Our Church
Christ
Presbyterian Church In Canada
Methodist
Congregational Churches of Canada
Canson
amco@el
Oea
United Church
Dominion Union
Erani Christian Fellowship
United Church of Canada
Britain
Kingdom of God
R. A. Falconer
Committee On Union
Methodist Church of Canada
Commahtes
Methodist and
Sos
Ces
Conference of the
Congregational Union
Church Union Committee
C.M.G
Toronto
Prof. Baird
Winnipeg
Man
T. c
North Sydney
N. S
B.D. Durham
Macartney Wilson
B.D
New Leeson N.S
Isaac Pijado
K. Rex
Justice Stuart
Calgary
Alta
W. C. Murray
Saskatoon
Sask
Steel in Germany and Allied Production in World War I
The report cites July figures from the Association of Iron and Steel Manufacturers showing iron and steel output for the first half of the year at 7,756,000 tons, up from 6,187,000 tons a year earlier. It compares Central Powers 1915 production of 15,944,200 tons with Allied output around 17,000,000 tons.
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Association of Iron and Steel Manufacturers
Seed purity and weed control in farm seed fields
The Farmers' Advocate urges farmers to plant pure seed, isolate a definite area, and weed out foreign grains to ensure higher yields. It argues that growing a single pure variety on a designated area prevents contamination and supports profitable farming.
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Canada
Margan
Canadian soldiers see Canada as future homeland postwar
Soldier John Reid of the 128th Saskatchewan Battalion predicts tens of thousands will seek homes in Canada after the war. He argues Canadians in Flanders act as recruiting agents and cites his own Westward success as a homesteader who built a shack, cleared land, and now runs cattle and farm machinery while praising better prospects in the Dominion for returning troops.
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John Reid
128Th Battalion
Saskatchewan
Horme
Canada
Flanders
Dominion
Planders
France
Great Britain
Dominions
Look to Canada For Fish Supply
The article notes Canada becoming a steady fish supplier for Britain and Allied troops, with Canadians in England already receiving weekly rations. An order for 1.5 million pounds of fresh frozen fish is requested, and a 6s5 ration plus tins are being prepared for front-line troops. Canada also supplies civilians and other Allies while Sir Sam Hughes pushes exports to reach about 2 million pounds weekly.
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Great Britain
Canada
Militia
England
Stoege
Italy
France
Sam Hughes
Sir Sam
Steam Railways in New Zealand by the Organization Lars
A fragmented note lists steam railways in New Zealand connected to the Lars organization. It references regional lines and historical operators but lacks full details. Further clarity from the original text is needed to specify exact lines, dates, and authorities involved.
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New Zeapang
Or Lars
Food Quality and Calorie Intake at a School
A Journal of the American Medical Association note discusses 193 food varieties offered to boys, costing a small amount per meal, averaging 5400 calories daily per boy. It compares intake to basal metabolic needs and cites bread milk sugar as half the fuel.
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Soraeeten
Berg
Amer Pebe
Journal of the Medical Association
Graham Losk
Journal of the American Medical Association
Father of Safety First Idea Retires From CPR Service
Based on medical advice, N S Dunlop announces a prolonged rest after 29 years with CPR starting 188K in Toronto. He founded Safety First on Canadian railways and created CPR floral displays stretching coast to coast, earning public acclaim for probity and service.
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N.S. Dunlop
Lan
CPR
Dunlop
Toronto
CPR Aerate
Y. Dunlop
New York State
Stenographcc Association
Connec
A New World to Come
A commentary on postwar planning notes statesmen focus on creating specific homes for meetings in a new world. The piece argues major questions of two years ago are settled and names the Christian Science Monitor as a reference point.
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Christian Science Monitor
Unclear fragmentary note on speech incident or hearing
Fragmentary OCR text references a speaker and courtroom style language with unclear context. No clear entities or event details can be extracted beyond generic legal phrasing and stray words. Further readable content needed for a precise summary.
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Church Union IN
Safety First
Lowryer
Ted
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