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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 14, 1918
Page
2
In a Mawes setting Foster and Carmen navigate social cues and a hidden parcel. Carmen hints at a covert mission tied to Featherstone and Daly while balancing flirtation, trust, and tension about the confidential delivery. The scene blends domestic supper talk with hints of business intrigue and planned travel.
Gillette Safety Razor Co plans an 800000 addition to its factory to boost combined output of razors and blades for American and Canadian markets. The move follows a Montreal facility expansion and aims to produce about 160 million razors and 260 million blades daily after completion next fall. The effort reflects wartime demand and the company’s drive to support Allied forces.
The Bassano dam exceeds 7000 feet in total length with a major thickness near 6 feet at the highest point. It uses about one ton per cubic yard of material in its construction. The spillway is reinforced concrete, 720 feet long between abutments, containing about 40 000 cubic yards of concrete and 2 500 000 pounds of resurfacing steel.
The column urges housewives to overhaul empty containers from war gardens, clean glass cans and rubber seals, and prepare for next season. It discusses buying cereals in bulk under new licenses, substitute grains, and food controller rules, plus advice on conserving milk, fish, and other staples amid wartime shortages.
The readable lines discuss food terms and vague measurements. It mentions bacon beef and beans with uncertain, garbled wording. No clear event or facts are established.
An article argues increased hog production is essential to supply bacon for soldiers in Europe. It cites bacon’s high energy value and lower bone content, urging reduced home pork consumption and either cut in intake or boost production and fat output to meet overseas demand.
Describes motor transport and tanks playing decisive roles in World War I battles. Mentions London buses aiding troops near the Marne, taxis moving forces to Pars, and tanks with iron chariots breaking enemy lines. References to Philistine and Gaza in a war context.
A 1918 New Year address by Governor JAA of Minnesota envisions closer national ties and a supreme court to settle differences within a united world. He emphasizes uniting nations and fostering an international order, urging cooperation to shape a stronger global future.
A fragmented Courier Journal excerpt hints at linguistic play with phrases about feeding a furnace and a brief battle of words. The odd quoting suggests a literary item or column snippet showing wordplay and editorial voice.
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