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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Nov 04, 1915
Page
7
The premier recounts his impressions of England and the front during a wartime tour. He notes British military strength, Canadian casualties, and Allied resolve, praising French and British efforts and urging continued mobilization and democracy.
Fragmented wartime summary describes winter campaigns, Balkan surge risks, and Gallipoli battles. Mentions German advances, Allied stipulations, and economic strains from raids and naval blockades. Conveys mood of uncertainty, strategic pressures, and calls for stronger forces.
Fragmentary notes describe a Russian unit where Alexandra Folimovas Lagereva led a small group captured by Germans. Prisoners escaped after breaking a church door while a larger force avoided capture, with unclear details about their subsequent actions and roles.
A rural note discusses dairy farm practices and market strategies. It covers feeding calves and managing cows, with suggestions for cooperation among neighbors and consideration of welfare and storage in relation to feed and milk quality.
Historian notes on wartime tech and civilian roles. References to Meirly responsibility and the moral tension between ironclad turrets and peaceful life. Mentions Robert Fulton and submarine designs, plus broader debate on innovation and society. Also cites alarming youth suicide statistics from Victoria Colonist rendering social crisis.
A Pasadena report argues liquor sales control reduces temptation and crime. It cites San Francisco as a case where open bars and late hours increased drinking and crime, while reducing hours lowered alcohol abuse and related offenses.
The article notes Russia's population as highly diverse with many ethnic groups. It lists Russians or Muscovites and inhabitants of former lands as the ruling population, alongside large numbers of Wisstans Poles Finns Lithuanians and other groups. It emphasizes deep divisions among races and religions within the country.
In a cautious move authorities outline next steps for counting residents as fears rise in several provinces. A sergeant from the Stafford district warns of possible delays while efforts focus on accurate tallies and community cooperation amid uncertain conditions.
A government committee plans to gather facts from all sides and conduct correspondence and personal interviews to address marketing difficulties of Canadian wheat. It emphasizes factual analysis of ocean transport, European demand, and private trade roles while committing to keep the press informed of progress and announce results.
Readers see postwar shifts as immigration rules ease with demobilization. The article notes expected arrivals to flow into Canada, driven by labor demand and higher living costs elsewhere, with Belgium and Britain cited among sources of displaced workers.
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