Canada’s offer to settlers and investors in 1900s view
A verbose feature extols Canada as a grand, vast nation from coast to coast, highlighting its wheat potential, arable land, and economic safeguards. It praises governance by Britons yet urges Canadian self-management of war affairs, notes abundant daylight productivity, growing western settlement, and the promise of land values though prices vary from region to region.
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North
Atlantic
Pacife
Canaia
Gover
Canada
Great Britain
Aiack Wonke
Ite
United States
Komen
Board of Trade
Radon
Irom
Otis
Europe
Thely
Central West
Thas
Canadian Pacific
Conscientious Objectors Clash Over Belief and Loyalty
Harriet Raskin in New York quotes a correspondent contrasting conscientious objectors with brothers serving the world’s goods, questioning devotion to the “God of things as they are.” The exchange laments the moral divide among believers and mocks attempts to justify differing loyalties amid religious debates.
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Bilitkin
Harriet Raskwell
New York
Bringing East And West Together
Coluvaring Beer News Service discusses a proposed 24 hour wire service from Halifax to unify Canadian news across New Brunswick Quebec Ontario Manitoba and the coast. It argues protectionist policy may aid a Canadian product against American imports and foresees closer ties benefiting western coverage and national cohesion.
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Coluvaring
Canada
Haliine Canada
Canada Press
New Brunswick
Quebec
Ontario
Manaiberts
New York
St Paul
Seattle
Indust
Asic
Bowie Kicks Girl to Death Under Wartime Scandal
The Halle Volksblatt reports a disturbing case where a young inspector allegedly beat a girl to death amid wartime troubles. The cholera outbreak and harsh conditions are cited as context for escalating violence during the period.
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Bowie
Girl
Th Halle Volksblatt
Feisa
Ned Koh
Blinded Canadian Heroes Making Good Progress
Canadian veterans blinded in the war are reported to be progressing well through training at St Dunstan's Courses in suitable occupations. Bergs Mayor Middlemiss notes the program's success as 31 blinded Canucks pursue jobs in fields taught by the commission. Harry Turner, blinded in the war, works at St Dunstan's and others in Saskatoon and beyond hold jobs as masseurs, stenographers, and in insurance.
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Mlane Me
King's Own
Nc Fs
Was
Pol Pd
Canada
Harry “Turner
St Dan
Man's
Saskatoon
No Half Way Houses In Ending the War
A fragmented passage argues there is no middle ground to end the war. It claims neither side desires mediation and warns that peace schemes risk renewing conflict on a larger scale. The text blames entrenched militarist minds across Europe for obstructing any settlement.
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Germany
Europe
Lupes
Lirpite
Record Price for Alberta Farm Land Auction
A fragmentary note reports a land sale in Alberta involving Mr. Noble. The sale details are unclear due to OCR errors, but reference to a large acreage transaction suggests a high price paid with associated expenses. No complete names or exact figures are readable.
Canadians Occupy Many Posts in the Struggle for Freedom
War correspondent Rowland Hill reports Canadians serving widely in Britain’s effort, from Currie’s troops to naval officers and flying personnel. The piece notes Canadians in railway and dock roles, engineers, and a broad imperial service presence across fronts, ports, and supply lines.
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Struggle For Freedom
Grading of Crop Unprecedented 4.17 Af wheat insper
Fragmentary OCR indicates a crop grading report with unusual language. The readable bits suggest wheat inspection or grading details, mentioning percentages or standards, but specifics are unclear. No clear dates, places, organizations, or named individuals are readable to identify events or outcomes.
Copenhagen Chewing Tobacco Use in the Mouth
An 1870s reference describes Copenhagen Chewing Tobacco as placed in the mouth with a pinch in the lower lip. It emphasizes that the product is not chewed but held in the mouth and calls it very economical. The excerpt reflects period advertisement style and its stance on chewing technique.
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Copenhagen
Nervousness and Headache Relief Reported by Kingston Woman
Mrs. G. Storing of Kingston writes she suffered five years with nervousness headaches and weakness, faced eye pain and rundown condition. After taking Dr. Chase's Nerve Food she reports improved strength mobility and ability to work without guilt or discomfort.
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Dr. Chase
Chase
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The
Economist
Chicago
Western
Windward
Detroit
Chice
London Times
Alberta
Noble
Ss NW
Gallant Sons of Canada
Imperial Service
Rowland Hill
France
Auritia
General Currie
Adenguering Lens
Legion
Ieadies
Grand Feet
Trailway
Tieses
Electric Railway Company
Pacific Coast
Vancouver Victoria
Mime H Canadis
On Pulse Creek
Copenhagen Chewing Tobacco
Edmanson, Bates & Co. Limited
Toronto
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