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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 26, 1918
Page
7
Fragmented tale of Foster and Alice on a moor with pursuit
Foster and Alice discuss trust in police and risk as they travel through garden paths to a moor. The scene shifts to a misty moor and a curfew cry as they head toward Mexiam, a tense moment at a station, and Foster prepares to read a latent letter or note revealing a plan and emotions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K Daly
Lawrence
Alice
Foster
John
Pete
Alteady
C. Mall
Mexiam
Compartment
Fragmentary note about Lecter relates to chivalry art
The line appears to reference Lecter and chivalry themed artwork or artifacts, but the readable text is too fragmentary to determine a concrete event or context. No clear identities, dates, or locations are present to anchor the item.
Fragmented scene as Foster contacts police in Newcastle eve
In a misty Newcastle afternoon Foster leaves town in the dark after visiting Graben's office. He asks Pee to fetch a constable, then urges caution along the street as rain worsens and shadows gather. He plans to return or act if danger arises, warning Pee to observe strangers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agernoon
Foster
Graben
Newcastle
Getter
Shairp Gairden
Bloom
Carmen
Featherston
The League of Peace and War Aims Debate
In a discussion attributed to Wells, the text argues disarmament fails and promotes a single League of Peace to avert total war. It contends air and sea power would devastate transit and social order, urging Germany to be compelled into peace via collective security.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wells
Germany
Aviation as a Commonplace Note from Mineola Field
Major R Blanchart reports frequent daily air flights from Mineola aviation field with returns for evening dress. Cross-county landing fields are sought in Long Island towns with large tracts of land for repairs and fuel supplies. Restitution will be made for aviators replenishing fuel. several fields already arranged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ana More
Aviations
C- R. Blanchart
Mineola
Long Island
Springfeld
Rough on Pa Father What does the teacher say about your arithmetic
Willie Ste notes the teacher criticizes the boy’s poor arithmetic work and suggests the suggestion that others should not assist. The fragment conveys a family and school tension around math performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie Ste
Progressing Bix-How on sour resolution 10 economize
A terse note reports progress on a sour resolution 10 economize with running gear reduced to a walk. The speaker claims expenses in Los Angeles are cut in half while calling the rest a blanket lie.
Four Years After War Vision and Warned Resolve
A fragmented reflection on WWI and German aggression, noting early wartime optimism giving way to grim realization. The author links Austro Germany strategies, Kaiser plans, and the cost of conflict, urging a sober, prepared citizenry as the year turns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nehadae
Germany
Ward
Old Law Discarded and Brotherhood’s Burden
A fragmented reflection on social change and collective duty. The excerpt notes shifts in belief and practice, mourning formalities while urging mutual responsibility, as society confronts new realities and the need for unity.
Dairy Cows Sought in Europe as War Ends
Dairy authorities forecast large dairy cow exports to Europe after the war to meet beef and forage demands. Delegations have inspected the United States for shipments, promising premium prices for ranchers who expand herds now. The piece also explains the origin and usage of the title Von as a privilege granted by monarchs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Count Iry
America
Conserving Food in Britain During Wartime Food Rationing
London correspondent Ray mond B Belton reports on British food conservation as gardens flourish from coast to coast. Women, children and the elderly till small plots while men go to farms, easing shortages. A strict clean plate rule and rationing shape meals as homes curb waste and seek substitutes for butter sugar and bread.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Britain
London
Raymond B. Belton
England
America
Abe
Baby
Kultur and Christian Morality in German Thought
The text critiques German cultural dominance and the wartime critique of Christian morality. It contrasts American reluctance to accept Nietzschean ideas with a shift toward viewing Christian morality as a falsehood. It notes a four year wartime strain revealing contrasts with Nietzschean critique of Christian ethics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kultur
America
Friedrich W. Nietzsche
Emigration Rules Strain English Women Seeking Canadian Marriages
Report notes Canadian authorities in London rejecting or delaying emigration for Englishwomen seeking to marry men in Canada. Cases involve women around forty, pressured by spouses or suitors, and fear of improvised schemes to move to Canada. Officials cite wartime restrictions and the need for valid claims to leave Britain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
British Isles
London
Seone
Vera
Dominion
Gto
Seth Tatics
Building Wooden Ships in North Vancouver Yard
The article notes wooden ship construction starting at a North Vancouver yard with twenty four ships. Vessels will be slightly larger than earlier British Columbia steamers, about 3500 tons instead of 2700, built under a new contract. The necessary materials will come from mills across the province to supply the fibers and descriptions required.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iamere
North Vancouver
British Cola
Wark Swett
Ata
Lightning’s Powerful Strikes Reveal Unusual Tree Destruction
John Boroughs recounts extraordinary lightning damage in a Century magazine piece. He notes the lightning’s preference for beech and pines in dry woods and reports a sugar maple blown apart by a single bolt. Fragments scattered over a 50 feet radius, trunk pieces scattered like dynamite debris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vently Strick
John Boroughs
A Different Kind of George We May Cherish
A fragmentary column from the New York Herald reflects on unity during war, arguing that all people share a single community welfare beyond political divisions. It cites King George and British leadership as symbols of shared sacrifice and shared fate in the conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Kingdom of Great Britain
Ireland
George
New York Herald
Treeless Australian Cities and the Tree Shortage Crisis
Fragmentary text describes Australian towns lacking trees to shield residents from sun, noting a widespread tree shortage and comparison to England’s gardens. The passage includes garbled phrases about acob bush, aforestation, and regulatory or civic concerns without clear dates or names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
England
Cholera Deaths Rising in Petrograd
Several hundred persons are dying daily in Petrograd from cholera, according to travelers who arrived in Stockholm via Copenhagen. The Telegraph dispatch reports the disease is now prevalent in many parts of the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petrograd
Stockholm
Copenhagen
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