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Newspaper

Macgregor Herald

Location

Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Feb 28, 1918

Page

6

Secrets and suspects in a family crime inquiry

The dialogue follows Holton, Foster, Featherstone and Percival as they weigh motives after a son’s death. Percival explains bonds and stock as possible loot while Europe and Canada are considered for sale routes. Hulton hints at a private inquiry to prove innocence and uncover the true killer.

Percival Canada America Europe Hulton Fred New York Featherstone Per

Unclear dialogue at factory ends with new lead

In a tense factory scene Hulton questions others about a stranger seen near Jordan and Featherstone. The group contemplates the man’s identity and the impact on Hulton while Foster and Featherstone acknowledge the killer’s persistence. The chapter promises further development.

Hulton Percival Clark Wat Tom Halton Feace Foster Fred Hulton Featherstone

Prohibition and War Demand Food Conservation Policy

The piece argues prohibition aids war effort by conserving food and reducing alcohol production. Citing figures from Britain and Russia, it claims leaders like King George and Kitchener support liquor bans to strengthen national endurance. It asserts victory depends on home life and the soldiers who serve.

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Daylight Saving Economies and Global Adoption

The article argues daylight saving could boost economies from April to September, saving coal and fuel. It suggests Canada and the United States may adopt the measure, following Britain and other European nations, to improve national economy amid political concerns. It mentions jobs and energy politics in a broader context.

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War and Food No 4 Canada War Effort Urges Wheat Sacrifice

A wartime appeal describes Canada as a breadbasket and urges reducing wheat use to aid Europe. It notes heavy wartime losses, submarine threats, and Europe’s famine risk. The United States and Canada are asked to cut one fifth of normal wheat flour supplies, substituting other flours and reducing white bread consumption.

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Mysterious visitor at the restaurant asks for advice

An unnamed man sits in a grill and, with two dollars, asks what to order. A waiter removes his card and offers a gentle reply as the scene unfolds, recorded in The Argonaut.

Jupiter of Enormos: The Planet Jupiter in Our Solar System

An overview of Jupiter noting its status as the largest planet with a diameter near 84 000 miles, its non solid surface like the sun, a Jovian day under ten hours, a year about twelve Earth years, heavier gravity at the poles, nine moons including four large ones discovered early, and the 1914 discovery of the latest moon via photoplate.

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Trade purchase terms debated by a wartime committee

The committee chaired by ord. Samer examined potential state purchase of the fiquer trade in England and Wales but, bound by terms of reference, reported no policy recommendations. Their remit was to assess postwar control of the trade and possible purchase terms if the government chose to proceed.

Ord Samer England Wales

Liquor Trade Talks On Brewery Purchase Value

The English Daily News notes a debated brewery purchase potentially under £380,000 with supply costs for malt and spirits. It highlights complex issues from whisky stocks in England Wales and mentions extremist rhetoric on site regarding price ranges from 40 to 60 million pounds.

England Wales London Daily News

Not Much of a Tale in the Great War Might Be Told

Fragmentary note reflects humor about wartime shortages and social life. The piece references grandchildren asking about the war, a family going without meat, and a satirical aside about Pitkins and a New York newspaper anecdote. The text is garbled but preserves the gist of wartime deprivation and social commentary.

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Carmen Harold Bindlos ASD Ande Mina Daly Holton Mr. Percival Red Jordan Monk Jordans Helton New York World Enormos Ches Elate Setain Stull Pitkins Atall Geox THE Canada Starch CO. Limited Montreal Appleford's Appletorn Appleford Appleford Counter Check Book Co., Limited Hamilton, Canada
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