Land problem of Canada grips empire press and public
A sweeping discussion on Canadian settlement and land policy argues the western prairie region from Manitoba to the foothills faces major barriers for pioneer farmers. It notes vast tracts of cultivable land are alienated, private holdings block development, and government expropriation and cooperative plans are needed to unlock western settlement. The piece cites recent land grants, school lands, and the scale of alienated acres, urging action to mobilize rail, irrigation, and development for Dominion growth. It also briefly mentions wartime cotton shortages and domestic supply challenges impacting clothing and textiles.
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Tana
Canada
Manitoba
Mali
Albema
Ryver
Aly
Anoney Aed
Western
Middle West
Dominic
Winces
West Corn
Dominion
Toronto Globe
Spies in Scotland Ten Months in Germany Photographs
A Scots coast photo series by D Thon and Curtin aims to document a whale harbor and other scenes. The images, claimed to be captured for geological purposes, were used by the navy. Readers in Scotland may shed light on the origin of these photographs and how they became available.
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Times
Germany
D. Thonas Curtin
Debate on Titles in a Democratic Nation
English opinion piece argues against creating a titled class in a democracy. It asserts rewards should arise from individual duty and collective effort, not political favour. It notes Canadian knighthoods may reflect party service, fueling suspicion of political influence.
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Canada
Pm Party Service
Landyn Free Vee
Moonlight Parting Ends With Fateful Promise
A young man and two youths share a moonlit farewell as he prepares to depart, promising never to forget. Six years later he returns to find his sweetheart altered by life, recognizing her in a party and asking if she is his love, while she wonders who he might be.
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Wilson
Britain
Fedec
Sieshipe
Lavneh
Copenhagen
Hurraly
Elijah
Suggestion on moral suasion to address Kaiser issue
A wavering plan proposes that certain gentlemen join a movement to pressure action through observers and pickets against the Kaiser's policies, urging coordinated public demonstration and moral persuasion. The note reflects wartime sentiment and calls for organized civic protest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Flying Today Is Too Easy Warns on Aviator Accidents
A British aviation official warns that flying in peacetime breeds overconfidence and accidents. Training is growing more complex, but many incidents stem from engine faults, weather, and pilot naivety. He argues private flying requires stricter standards, better engines, and disciplined training to reduce danger.
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Neral Brancker
Acthal
Great Britain
Statter
Fics
Dojme
Nan
Jin Yiying
Sean Silk Ea
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Unable to determine a coherent readable source item from the fragment. No clear persons, organizations, places, dates, or events are identifiable to summarize into a valid card.
Opening in Alberta For Pulp Industry
An Edmonton expert argues Alberta offers a pulp mill opportunity due to available water power, rivers, and raw spruce and poplar timber. He cites immigrant labor growth, rising provincial population, and extensive river corridors as favorable for pulp production near the Mississippi River area capacities, urging mills to locate in Alberta within years as demand accelerates.
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Edmonton
Pape
New York
Eastern
Rentich
Jontane
Idaho
Wyoming
North Skota
South Dakota
Nebraska
Mississippi
Winnipeg
Hat
Alberta
Sagemay
Alberts Tas
Texas
New Hampshire
J York
Wis
Santa I
United States
SiSappe
Studied Savagery and Barriers in Civ Wy Treatment
The piece critiques barriers created by civilian authorities and their treatment of Belgian and other peoples. It argues that attempts to undermine peaceful trade and indoctrination in schools fuel the most dangerous form of barbarism yet faced, urging Allied victory to end this system and prevent a return to past despotism.
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Civ
Maerchantien
Seeryett
Lloyd
Information on German War Situation and Submarine Warfare
A wartime briefing discusses German plans and the impact of submarine warfare. It cites Wilson calling for decisive action, notes British and Allied responses, and references German leaders and the pressure of public opinion. It mentions hopes of peace or victory, channel efforts, and the tense climate in Europe.
Cold Weather and Milk Output in Cattle
Frost impact on dairy herds discussed with focus on shelter, feeding, and digestion. Proper shelter and regular exercise support circulation and resilience to cold. A well filled stomach from coarse and starch-rich feed aids heat production, potentially boosting milk output in winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John I. Cluewe
Despised Calling and Silent Farewell at Clyde Trip
In a Scottish scene a despised calling is discussed amid a Clyde steamer trip. Mr Skirving recalls a crowd, a grim retort, and a probing question about trade. A reflective exchange follows as memories surface and a congratulatory gesture closes the moment.
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Scotland
Clyde
Skife
Asche J
Jayeeli
Mengietta
Kansas City Star
Alberta Timothy Seed Exports Grow With Strong Local Demand
Alberta has developed timothy seed production over two years leading to export readiness. The crop has earned farmers about $173,000 last year while seed and fodder stam have been used locally. The Dominion previously shipped around 230 cars of seed at roughly $600 in cost, and prospects show Alberta supplying the entire market due to high quality seed.
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Alberta
Dominion
Establishing Credit Hazy Advice Catches Reader’s Ear
A fragile discussion on borrowing and trust in finance surfaces as a reader quotes cautionary phrases about haste and payment. The fragment hints at concerns about credit and the reliability of lenders and borrowers amid unclear flows.
The Prince a Good Mechanic Encounter
The Prince of Wales, on leave, helped a driver of a woodcar in London. After spending twenty minutes in energetic effort, he finished the task smoothly. A passerby joked about directions. the prince checked his wristwatch and asked where to go, revealing his address confusion and a lighthearted reaction from witnesses.
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Wares
London
Prince of Wales
Cmain
Aiailly
Valace
Local Farmer Bemoans Rising Twine Costs and Living Expenses
A farmer laments high twine prices and growing living expenses within a struggling rural economy. He notes spending on essentials and mortgage or debt payments, with supporting figures from last year showing tighter budgets and reduced savings. The discussion references broader cost pressures affecting households and farm operations in the region.
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Jonatlian
Liv
Grolier Fanncey Ballroom
New York
Fragmentary note fogs wartime figures and finance
Fragmentary OCR mentions Scitnee the Victor Tetepes war and mechanics with vague references to Cloyd George Miserly and a questioned exchange. Specific names and events are unclear, leaving an incomplete, garbled record of wartime finance and leadership.
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Pian
George
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