Winnipeg Shopping Tour Through Hudson's Bay And Eaton Stores
The writer returns with Mrs Arnold and Mary from a Winnipeg shopping trip. They visit Hudson's Bay stores then Eaton's, noting the store atmospheres, the diverse immigrant crowds, and a lunch with Mr Host who criticizes Canada. The piece reflects on Canadian identity and loyalty to the Empire amid urban commerce.
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Arnold
Mary
Winnipeg
Hudson's
Agnes
Laut
North
Hudson’s Bay
Idem
Canada
Miss Sophis Yn
Sam
Macy
British Isles
Russia
Wangerea
Eaton's
Host
Fragmentary text hints at a historical quotation sequence
The readable lines show a Nation speaking to A Nation and a daughter speaking at a mother’s house with archaic phrasing. The fragmentary OCR lacks coherent events or identifiable persons, places, or dates to form a full news item.
Canadians Hold St Julien Woods Heroic Stand
The First Canadian Division's defense at St Julien is recalled as a pivotal World War I moment. Canadian troops endured three days of brutal assault near Festubert and Givenchy, facing German forces to shield French ports, with 60 survivors remaining as Allied relief arrived.
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Julien
Domi Apie
Fusncers
Europe
St. Julien
Festubert
Givenchy
Vims
Cambrai
van Falkenhayn
Thermopstar
Alamo
Canada
St. Julien Wood
Canadf
War Graves Network Plans Across The Empire
The article notes establishment of locatings at St, Sen, and other sites for World War I graves. It mentions isolated graves in Palestine and Gallipoli, with about twenty thousand soldiers unlisted, and that over seven thousand graves have been located in Mesopotamia and Gaza. A new apparatus claims precise measurement of grave sites.
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Tae Tual Sena
Gealstrar Bane
Gine
Aligsnsier
Renal
Joy
Fas Hioka
Gabe Onreetee
St! Sen
Syed Fas
Palestine
Gallipoli
Aegean
Iso
Ares
Alberta proceeds from school lands sale since 1905
The Federal Government has sold 954000 acres of school lands in Alberta since 1905, realizing 13204000 dollars. Funds are held in trust for the province.
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Alberta
Satisfaction with Dodd's Kidney Pills in Canada
A Ruebec man Mr Joseph Larochelle praised Dodd's Kidney Pills after years of Bright's disease diabetes backache and headaches. He reported using 10 to 15 boxes and advising others to take enough to feel well. The pills have a long history in Canada and are reputed for kidney health.
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Dodd
Ruebec
Bright
St. Prosper
Dorchester
Joseph Larochelle
Sidney
Larochelle
Dod
Ladies Touring Cars forms in Vancouver led by Mary Ellen Smith
The Ladies Touring Cars Ltd is incorporated in Vancouver with a $20 capital. President is Hon. Mary Ellen Smith, a provincial cabinet member. Directors and staff are women who have driven leases and will serve women artists in Vancouver city and district.
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Western Canada
Ladies Touring Cars, Ltd
Vancouver
Mary Ellen Smith
Cab Net
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