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Newspaper

Macgregor Herald

Location

Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Apr 01, 1915

Page

6

Mystery of Ravenspur Castle Haunting Curse and Dowager Looks

The Ravenspur family clings to a medieval estate amid a five year curse that claims seven members. Lord Rupert Ravenspur, young Richard, Vera, Gordon, Marion and others endure mysterious deaths as the shadow of a deadly foe looms over the haunted fortress and its moonlit moats. The heir Geoffrey and Vera face peril and promised union while the elder Ravenspurs fear the curse will strike again.

Tanermen Vavesepurs Ravenspurs Ravenspur Mstarred Scotland Yard Bay Spurs Sone Tolike Crim Diebtfall Alan Richard Ravenspar Rupert Rupert Ravenspar Crimea Gorden Vera Ravenspar Raven India Charles Raverspur Gowen Ravencpur Ronna Hizio Marion Starfou Montelena Geoffrey Tioge Ate T'mas

Canadians in England A Soldier's View of Our Difference

A 1916-era reflection by Lieut. Winegard on Canadians among British allies. He notes English stereotypes and bemused misperceptions about Canadian soldiers, their habits, pride in Canada, and the mutual culture clash encountered in Salisbury and London. The piece humorously contrasts Canadian friendliness with British restraint and highlights shared loyalty despite misunderstandings.

Lieut. Winegard Daily Mal Salisbury Canada Lendoner Natin Maiven Lly Suly Toronto Fim Wat Ian Mounder Trevel Quebec

Untitled War Office Message Shifts Pensions and Appeals

An official communication from the War Office to Queen Victoria’s reign outlines changes to military pensions following the loss of a father in service and a commission for a dependent. The notice notes reception by a committee led by Lord Beresford and urges Canadians to donate fresh produce to the Vegetable Products Committee in Liverpool.

War Office Ante Fitton Chales Beresford Liverpool Brit

Fragmented Chronicle Closes Ravencpur Castle Inhabits Cut Off

A damaged passage describes Ravencpur Castle and its inhabitants becoming cut off from the world. It mentions attempts to harm them and a vague reference to a marulog elsewhere, with unclear names or dates.

Grawbridge Ravencpur Castle

General French a Good Soldier and Leader in War

A fragmented description portrays Sir John French as a cautious, unassuming leader who rose from humble steadiness to command in France. It notes his early career, field appointments, and reputation as a capable cavalry leader, contrasting him with Kitchener amid wartime debates over leadership and strategy.

England France Gorley Sir John Fre French Mons Cbtios Europe South Africa Theen Kitchener Africa Cronje Kim Plin Epolenti Sina

French Army’s Fine Record in War Months Highlight Gallantry

The text praises the French Army noting its gallantry and self sacrifice during months of war. It asserts national unity and commends generals for their leadership and strategic skill as described by the British Weekly.

Ft Meser

CPR Improvements Plan Major Western Expansion

Mr Grant Hall, VP and GM of CPR western lines, outlines a heavy expansion program for the current year. The plan includes double tracking, new lines including Kettle Valley, long bridges, new terminals at Transcona, and extensive work at Winnipeg, Calgary, Edmonton, Vancouver, and Lake Louise. The Rogers Pass project will continue, with a push to develop stockyards and support mixed stock raising despite favorable crop prospects and business conditions.

Grant Hall Western Lines CPR Kettle Valley Maca Lethbridge Hector Transcona Winthpee Lenbridge Inet de Company Eerie Ds

Canadian Farm Seeds Guide Distribution Planned

A new publication from Ottawa’s publications branch meets strong demand for Farmers. The guide entitled Farm Weeds will feature 180 halftone seed illustrations and cover weed seed distribution by commercial feed grain and seed use by Canadian farmers. It notes the seed grain condition and provides information on seed lots and crop cultivation.

Douillien Ottewa Ottawa

Two Cent Rate Applies to Letters to Troops Overseas

The ordinary two cent per ounce postage rate from Canada to the United Kingdom will apply to letters addressed to British and Canadian troops on the continent. The rate for ordinary letters from Canada to the continent is five cents for the first ounce and three cents for each additional ounce, extending this reduced rate to soldiers overseas.

Canada United Kingdom

London board of trade notes marine insurance scheme

The London board of trade plans a six month marine insurance scheme for seamen captains officers engineers and crew to cover losses from perils at sea at four percent per year with maximum sums of 73 pounds for captains 50 pounds for officers and veterans. The reader comments on the proposal express surprise and curiosity about the policy.

London Board of Trad Tters Mercantile Marine Seis

Digestive Ailments Find Correction Through Proper Help

Reading from a health notice, experts state indigestion and related stomach liver and bowel disturbances worsen without proper aid. The article asserts the right remedy at the right time offers the best correction for disordered digestive conditions.

Nickel exports from Canada reach 218 million dollars

Canada’s nickel exports for the year ending November totaled 218 million dollars with two thirds going to the United States. The Royal Commission foresees no further export controls beyond strict monitoring, as the U S and Germany markets drive demand and production remains stable.

Hat Canada Wits Unites States Royal Commission United States

Rail safety push amid increasing locomotive complaints

The report discusses rising concerns over locomotive dangers and calls for stronger measures. Officials debate new protective steps and potential restrictions while noting existing policies and the need for improved enforcement.

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