Canada War Recruiting Push Reported At Thousand Men Daily
A Canadian recruitment push is described with reports of nearly 1,000 men enlisting daily across the Dominion. Generals and officials, including Sir Robert Borden and Sir Wilfrid Laurier, discuss the war’s early stage, domestic mobilization, and the need for a trained democratic army drawn from all social groups.
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Canada
New York
Tim Val
Sam Hinghes
Capada
Pagland
Dominion
Atlantic
Jes
Rense
Hughet
Ase
Robert Borden
Prme
Wilfrid Tauren
Germany
Prussia
Canaaa
Mas
Tura
Ima
Casada
Hughes
Waterloo
Wwwson
Europe
Toronto
South Africa
Unni
Sir Robert Hordes
Beaux Brummel Fashions and a Grim Tenement Tragedy
A New York tenement tragedy on Fifty first street follows the anonymous fashion writer Beau Brummel whose weekly articles about men’s dress contrast with the death of John Conwell and his mother from gas. Neighbors describe Conwell as a harsh drinker who earned a living writing about fashion, while the piece touches on zeppelin theory and various reports from Europe and a Portuguese shipboard poisoning incident.
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New York
Bea Brummel
Bean
Otd
Beau Brummel
Fifty Fist Street
John “Conwell
Hig
John Bull Rejuvenated by War Effort and Allied Resolve
An uplifting wartime voice urges British workers to unite with munitions effort. It praises the reinvigorated John Bull, notes five Britons in other lands awaiting supplies, and stresses that industrial labor will defeat Prussian militarism. Also mentions Sunbeam yacht service and wartime government support for affected regions.
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Jonis
Ratangiemien
Hritain
Germany
Europe
John Bull
John” Wall
France
Tordrusses
Mediterrane
Brassey
Montreal
Canadian Soldiering Drive Attracts Western Canada Youth
The piece notes Western Canada recruitment for a northern battalion led by Captain W. R. Uteep, with Moose Jaw as a southern headquarter. It highlights farm lads able to return home for seeding and harvest, enabling double service for king and country, and urges interested men to write or wire Winnipeg headquarters for instructions and transport arrangements.
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Nanatera
Western Canada
Feme
Saskatoon
Sonscipal
Winnipeg
Great West Perwanent
Brave Belgians Resist German Invaders Despite Threats
A wartime column recounts Belgian courage under occupation. Patriots mock German proclamations promising punishments and ten year penalties for resistance while authorities seize goods and livestock. It notes Belgians hide horses and food, protect national morale, and single out betrayers and German officers with comic defiance.
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Ds Wack
Rel
Nurse Cavell
Coor
Bel Gfim
Rilin
Belgium
Germany
Amery
Daser
Totus
Ache Eamie
Mun
Ee Tel
Health for sick Women health for sick Women to women with ills
Letters from readers in North Crandon and Roxbury praise Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for gynecological and digestive issues. Women report relief from irregular menses, displacements, backache, and liver sluggishness after trying the product. The ad-style notice invites women to write for confidential advice from Lydia E. Pinkham's Medicine Co.
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North Crandon
Wis
Lydia F. Pinkman
Mave Aseadi
Massachusetts
Wems
Roxbury
Mass
Lydia E. Pinkhar
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Gentasieaner Scawarevurg
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Azores
Reuters Telesram Co
John Bull Young Again
Agsreas Ty Licus George
Martien Workers
Whalley
Guillaume Metz
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Lus Feminirg
Aixte-Chap- Ble
E. Grey
Austria
Poland
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Antone
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Hoches
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Brussels
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Old Newrich
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Oklahoma
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