War notes and food crisis loom in April reports
Reports describe Allied advances and prisoner captures as war intensifies in April while governments debate expanding armies and rationing. British action, Canadian losses, and a looming bread shortage are cited, with officials warning the food crisis may be inevitable and printing of ration plans underway.
Brighter days for allies as Canadians bear heavy war toll
Among the long war years, casualties rise across nations. The Kaiser's forces revive military slavery, while Britain, France, and Belgium endure brutal battles. Canadians play a leading role in bloody clashes, suffering heavy losses but contributing crucially to delays and setbacks for the Central Powers.
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Manitoba youths join war effort amid meat shortage
The draft of youth participation rises as 14,000 Manitoba Boys and Girls Clubs members enroll to support home front activities while beef shortages persist and stock prices stay high. The text notes ongoing labor strikes and a call for personal gardens and self-help projects.
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Two government tests report the seed grown on new clean cand, well matured and entirely free of obnoxious seeds. Timothy seed: grown on new clean cand, well matured. W. Geiss, Phone 7 MacGrew.
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