Russia Faces Hard Fighting in Far Eastern War Theater
A historical report describes Russia's heavy fighting in the Far East, detailing Turkish engagement, Caucasus operations around Erivan and Kars, and the broader strategic context. It notes 200,000 troops involved in desperate clashes, Ottoman efforts against Russian advances, and coordinated Allied actions near the Dardanelles and Lake Van as Russia presses its campaign while Allied pressure shifts.
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Gseraxe
Tona Wien
Tsowewsere
Avia
Persia
Musco
Casanor
Erveram
Kars
Apri
Darde
Arasa
Lake Vanan
Dirks
Porte
Wartenelles
Russia
Independent Educat on Work in Protecting Wild Life
Popular support for wildlife protection in Canada is limited, hindering official measures. The piece notes many organizations across provinces and federal bodies contributing, but stresses the need for stronger unofficial societies and persistent educational efforts to mobilize broad public backing for conservation.
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Canada
Kasds
Nacional Association
Camp Fire Club
American Blan Society
Simiar
Sormy
Independent Naturalists Association
Toe Dominion
Canada War Expenditure Report Reveals Heavy Armament Costs
A March letter from the Bank of Commerce notes Canada’s expending for war, with M1 aggregate at 500,009 within the year. Ammunition purchases, valued at 0,000,000 monthly at start, rise with efficiency gains. The government faces greater demands as it seeks funds from fifty to seventy five for imperial needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Can Bank of Commerce
Fighters Who See No Battle Engine Room Men of a Battleship
A fragment discusses engine room crews on battleships during combat. It emphasizes their separation from direct fighting yet critical role maintaining engines and handling risks from shells, burns, and scalding steam as missiles strike. The piece highlights peril faced by stokers tending vital machinery under fire.
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Stoker
Steegea'h Ty
Beer and Wine Fallacy and Alcohol Consumption Fallout
An early 20th century critique argues beer fueled by industry growth raises per capita alcohol use, surpassing whiskey in total intake. It condemns beer as a health risk, cites moral decline, and notes professional warnings from Dr. A Forel. Also touches on naval labor biases against disabled sailors and fishery trade contrasts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drneva
American Medical Society
Amer
Woman Who Runs a Large Farm Wins Respect
Ruth Dushely of Moose Jaw, a Danish-descended farmer, runs a substantial farm with 40 000 bushel wheat crop. She specializes in Marquis wheat and Durum trials, aims to export seeds to the United States, and advocates disciplined soil culture and careful land work.
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Miss Ruth
Benton
Moose Jaw
Abe
Mie Hilman
Giluk
United States
Baite
Lani
Tana
Invention of a Rapid Lumber Stacker and Yard Fire Safety
A description of a new rapid lumber stacking machine that handles boards up to 18 inches thick and 2 feet long, moving between stacks to hasten piling. It doubles as a fire fighting aid with a pipe monitor and tower, adaptable to different yard layouts. Also mentions windmill and gasoline engine water pressure for home taps, highlighting city conveniences in rural areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eonom
March Popular Mechanics
Hunt for Pirate Treasure Near North Atlantic Island
A sea captain named Ward claims a cache of pirate treasure lies near a North Atlantic reef island, passed down through generations from his grandfather. He describes the location as tied to reefs and storms, with the Panama Canal nearby referenced as a distant landmark. The tale centers on rumors of booty once hidden by roving pirates from colonial days.
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North Atlantic
Mutou NeXtllan
Formune
Panama
Ward
Nea
Sears
Hamilton Recruiting League memorial on universal conscription
A memorial approved by the Hamilton Recruiting League urges universal conscription for Dominion men aged 18 to 45, classifying workers by occupation and marital status to support a just draft system. It praises Canada’s enlistment record, warns against continued voluntary service, and calls for swift, orderly mobilization to sustain imperial war efforts.
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Domintos
Hamilton Recruiting League
Hritiea
Car
Hamilton
Uie
Empire
Canada
Home Town merchant aids weary travelers in warm Sunday
In a small town a weary couple changing a car tire on a hot Sunday were greeted with hospitality. Tulkway, the leading local merchant, invited them to rest on a shady porch with ice water and explained how the town and surrounding farms support the community. His friendly outreach and charitable spirit highlighted how a good main street boosts property values and makes the area a desirable place to live.
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Tulkway
Tittle Town
Sudan grass and wartime notes mixed in one report
An agricultural note touts Sudan grass as a hardy hay crop with high yield when seeded early, sharing experiences on seeding depth and harvest timing. The piece also includes World War I era observations on British home front labor shifts, women's rising factory roles, and Allied cooperation, ending with market and local education notes.
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Far Eastern
Far East
Portance
Educat
Marly
Lies Hulman
Meese Jaw Mae
Britain
Farrimp
Sudan
Western
Thor
M.C
A. Nares
Pro Cal
New York
Liverpool
Central Counties
Manchester
United Kingdom
England
Irty
Sheeir
Manchester Board of Trade
Cobden
Great Britain
Uist
Ftty
London
Tieket
Grahamette School
Henéan
Royal Flying Corps
Diring
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