Japanese Airplanes Drive Japanese Resourcefulness
A sidelight on Japanese ingenuity notes Osaka aircraft makers ready to challenge German air power if Russia is involved east of Petrograd. A 300000 yen capital grew to require more, with up to 10,000 young Japanese, mostly students, training night and day for a planned aerial surprise. Western Canada home economics societies seek a municipal board education reform with at least two women.
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Haseen
England
Osaka
Petrograd
Fomor
Western Canada
Tral School Board
German barrage messaging system paralleled by grenades and mortars
Reports describe German use of enclosed message grenades and trench mortar messaging as a new communications method during siege warfare. Details mention Nachrichtengeschosse and Melle Wurferanten, with shells deployed from June, plus rear command posts and artillery coordination amid high casualty cost.
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Germany
Fred
Cee Ertse
Toy Coe Anders
Shriacag
Wesern
Agricultural Training At Saskatoon College Enrollment Rise
A large enrolment is expected at the College of Agriculture of the University of Saskatchewan for the year. Greater interest is shown in the associate course than ever before as parents push to enroll farm lads aged 16 and 18. Special effort to provide practical training spans five months, starting after the spring work season. Courses are under way with success in Alberta and Manitoba, drawing farm youths.
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College of Agricure
University of Saskatchewan
Alberta
Manitoba
Sleep and Soldiers Aiding War Efforts
A London Daily Mail excerpt discusses sleep as a strategic factor for troops, noting how fatigue shapes decisions and the ability of a single person to rest amid large military operations. The text cites nightly wakefulness, compartments of rest, and the danger of exhausted minds in command.
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London Daily Cl
Wartime Prosperity Seen in Canada This Year
Wartime measures boost output with Canada reporting growth near wartime targets. Officials note gains offset inflation and supply challenges, aiming to sustain production through midyear.
Submarine warfare notes from Queenstown consul statement
The Queenstown consul detailed testimony on German submarine attacks sinking American ships. He cited witnesses arriving from the sea, their cries and losses, and noted corroboration of statements against other evidence. He emphasized presenting facts to the government about wartime losses and maritime dangers.
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Ireland
Gommeree
Queenstown
Itatos
Atroy Cittee
A Perfect Medicine for Little Ones
A vintage ad touts Baby's Ovin Tablets as a cure for infants. It claims bowel regulation, digestion aid, relief from colds and teething discomfort, and suggests use for various minor ailments. Sold by medical dealers or by mail for 25 cents a box from The Dr Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ont.
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Babineau
Dr. Williams
Medicine Co
Brockville
Ont
Wool industry grows as Canada boosts world wool supply
Figures from Ontario show heavy wool production and expansion of sheep raising. Analysts forecast that next year about one hundred thousand pounds of wool will be handled in the region, signaling stronger industry growth and increased trade activity.
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Canada
Onario
Saskatchewan Farmer Loan Act Introduced at Regina
The Saskatchewan Farmer Loan Act grants loans to farmers with a 1612 percent annual interest and yearly payments of 229.74. Early loans include 3000 and 700 dollars, processed since the May 1 start date. The board, based in Regina, sets interest and approves sums from 40 to 10000 dollars for development or property improvements.
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Saskatchewan
Regina
Te Oan
Enormous Guilt in War Tax Help Versus Public Funds
A fragment argues that urging citizens from childhood to old age to save and loan money to the government for war is an enormity of guilt when millions of dollars are diverted from the common store to fund government efforts. The tone condemns the strain on individuals to finance wartime needs.
Trash Fire Dangers From Decaying Hoardings
A fragment discusses spontaneous combustion in piles of trash and textiles. It notes that decay can generate heat, certain conditions trigger ignition, and common materials like oily rags or wet lime may ignite, posing risks in yards cellars and homes.
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Sanya
Militia and Industry Promoted in Old Text Ad
An old advertorial promotes Dr. J D Kellogg's Asthma Remedy claiming it protects against asthma attacks, penetrates bronchial passages, and can offer permanent relief with continued use. The product is advertised as effective whether inhaled as smoke or vapor.
Profit on Hogs in Alberta Case Shows Hog Profit
A St Albert fur seller sent Gartoad G179 hogs to Edmonton stockyards. After expenses the average price was $429 per hog, with total costs around $1,500 about $20 per hog. Profit per hog estimated at $22.
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Alberta
St Albert
Peace Mask aims to confuse minds on real issues
The German press amplifies therapy of peace terms as trial balloons not offers. It seeks to calm allied publics and influence U.S. sentiment rather than persuade enemy governments. The piece argues Wilhelmstrasse cannot unite or advise allies and condemns Germanism’s broader fault.
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Wilhelmstrasse
United States
United
New York
Bette
Ich
Woman Recovers After Stairs Challenge and Diet Trial
Richmond Indiana features a woman who, after two years of severe illness and weakness, uses a unique routine involving climbing stairs on her hands and a vegetable compound to regain strength. Doctors suggested surgery, but she improved with daily activity and home remedies, inspiring renewed health and mobility.
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Richmond
Ind
Canara
Message carriers and guns improve battlefield communication
The article describes two forms of message carriers. Bomb devices for front line contact and regimental commanders, fed by grenade guns with a range of 50 to 659 yards. Light shells extend communication from infantry and artillery commanders to brigade headquarters, fired from mortars with a range of 1900 yards.
Canada pulping industry bulletin shows rise in pulpwood value
The Department of the Interior Ottawa issues the annual pulpwood bulletin. In 1910 the total value of pulpwood converted to pulp in Canada and exported for manufacture elsewhere neared 20 million dollars, up more than 28 percent from 1905. The share processed domestically continues to grow. Citizens may request the bulletin from the Director of Forestry in Ottawa.
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Forestry Oranca Oring Aepartment of the Interior
Ottawa
Canada
Director of Forestry
Pulpkood Bulletin
Any Corn Lifts Out Doesnt Hurt A Bit
Sore corns hard corns soft corns of any inch of a corn can be lifted out with the fingers after applying a few drops of free zone a Cincinnati authority says at little cost one can get a small bottle of freezone at any drug store which will rid feet of every corn or callus without pain the drug dries the moment applied and does not irritate surrounding skin if your druggist has none tell him to get one from the wholesale house
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Cincinnati
Ely
Chief Justice Bruce Born in India, Fargo Lecture to Chief
Chief Justice Bruce, a native of India with a Scots father and British officer background, was chosen for the State's high court while lecturing on law at the University of Fargo, North Dakota. The article notes his qualifications and honors as the guest of honor at a recent event.
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Asme Dents
Ameen
Astin
Bruce
India
University of Fargo
N D
The Education of Germany and the World View
A New York World commentary argues that German policy, built on expansion and aggression, has failed. It urges learning from defeat to realize right over might for global security and a costlier education from history. The piece cites wartime aggression, civilian suffering, and hospital ship attacks to frame the moral lesson.
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Athaw
Germany
Pelle
New York
Potash Drilling Planned Near Ralph Saskatchewan
Great Natural Resource Chief engineer Wagemann of the Saskatchewan Development Company selects a site six and a half miles northwest of Ralph for the first potash boring. A large building will house the drill. Work progresses with optimism, anticipating a large potash deposit and a future industry.
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Wagemann
Saskatchewan Development Company
Weburn
Ralph
The French Soldier Returns to Work Near Home
A fragment from a historical report notes French soldiers resuming trades soon after leave, with farm labor at Astle farm and daily duty upon return. It mentions a famed photo and a brief Christmas visit by guests as Christian Science Monitor references.
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Tex Fuatka
Snd
Ogether Christe
Ian Science Monitor
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