Premier Borden Returns to Canada After European Tour
Sir Robert L. Borden arrived home from Europe where he attended the Imperial War Conference and visited the battlefront. He told reporters the Allied spirit remains steadfast, noting large Allied troop movements from the United States and Canadian divisions gaining a notable victory by pushing the Germans back fourteen miles and taking ten thousand prisoners.
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Harvest Hymn of Wheat and Workers
A poetic fragment praising ripened wheat and the call for strong workers to reap the golden fields. It casts wheat as nourishment and echoes biblical manna imagery while urging steady effort from laborers. The verse emphasizes enduring value of farming and collective labor.
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Harvest helps scarce as Western Canada fields await reapers
The harvest is ready across Western Canada and reapers are scarce. In MacGregor crops are good but labour shortages hamper cutting. fields lie unstacked. Stocking gangs from town have helped, yet more workers are needed. Applications to Wm. Cairns or F. Lexin. A lady's black serge coat awaits its owner at the Herald office.
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