Pacifist urged defenses as Finland battles over Germany
The discussion centers on pacifist and nationalist arguments about Finland's role in resisting German influence, with figures like Rosen and Lansdown cited. The piece analyzes how pacifist aims clash with calls to disarm Germany and liberate or liberate Finland, highlighting political tensions and differing strategic visions.
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Persium
Belgium
Ballourni
Finland
Germany
Rosen
Five Million U S Fighters Washington Plan Draft Extension
General March urged passage of a non power bill to extend draft ages up to 85 years as part of a broader war mobilization. He testified before the Senate military committee that the War Department seeks rapid expansion, aiming to raise about five million men and accelerate the war effort through a Paris allied conference decision.
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Washington
Arch
Senate Military Committee
War Department
March
Congress
United States
Paris
Mareh
Creme Cues March
Erlain
Russia and the War Outlook Taken by a Tageblatt Figure
An article by Dr Veret in the tin Tageblatt, received in Washington, cites a German view by a Russian affairs expert that the German government’s position in the war is decisive. The piece discusses Russian classes and the likelihood of Russia’s role in ending the conflict.
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Washington
Russia
The
Red Gee
Veret
Dr. Verst
Rapid Growth of Wheat Sample Near Edmonton
A sample of wheat from a farm about 20 miles northeast of Edmonton shows remarkable growth. Sown May 9 and cut July 15, it reached 48 inches in 67 days, illustrating how seed quality soil moisture and climate yield impressive results.
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Edmonton
Alice
League of Nations Proposal Offers Moral Weapon in War
A London Daily piece argues a real league of nations could move German public opinion by presenting the conflict as moral. It would demonstrate Allied power and make Germany’s ultimate refusal harder, framing the issue as a compelling, universal ideal rather than mere military threat.
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League of Nations
Germany
League of the Asso
London Daily
Ewe
Dr Thomas Electric Oil touted for frost bites and chilblains
An advertisement touts Dr Thomas Electric Oil as the best remedy for chilblains caused by cold and frost bite from winter winds. It claims instant action and simple application to counter inflammation and relieve pain.
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Thomas
Age for Wisdom in Japan Centers on Three Aging Statesmen
An article notes Japan is governed by aged leaders with Prince Yamatagata at 83, Baron Shibusawa at 78, and Marquis Okuma at 79, who continue to steer political life and major decisions.
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Japan
Prince Yamatagata
Baron Shibusawa
Okuma
Change in Woman Life Prompts Remedy Mention
A Forties woman describes entering a pivotal life change with symptoms such as heat flashes and nervousness. She credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with improving her condition and easing daily work. The testimonial cites improved mood and reduced discomfort after use.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Neore Et
Fremont
Ohio
Minard's Liniment Co Limited advert notes horse care
An old classified style notice cites Minard's Liniment Co Limited and a testimonial by Vilandie Freres praising the product for treating a valuable horse. The fragment references a cane and a camel case text, presenting a period era marketing claim without detailed context.
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Minard'’s Liniment Co. Limited
Mienard's Liniment
Debated wartime views on killing or taxing dogs
A Mail and Empire correspondent argues dogs should be killed or taxed to reduce numbers during war. The piece cites English opinions from Lord Claud Hamilton and Punch cartoons, noting counterarguments about dogs aiding food and pest control, with references to farm and domestic life.
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Mail and Empire
England
Claud Hamilton
Punch
British reply to German neutrality offer cited by Sir Edward Grey
The message from Sir Edward Grey argues that Britain cannot accept neutrality terms that would let France be crushed yet remain neutral. It condemns bargaining away Belgian neutrality and insists Britain will not abandon France or Belgium. The New York account notes Grey’s words as a defining historical moment.
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Britain
England
Edward Grey
Bern
Eopage
Germany
France
Europe
Belgium
New York
Cholera Infantum and Baby's Own Tablets Claim
An advertorial note describes cholera infantum as a deadly childhood ailment, urging prompt action and presenting Baby's Own Tablets as a remedy to regulate bowels and soothe the stomach. A testimonial from Mrs In ae nt states the tablets saved her baby, and the product is sold by medicine dealers or by mail for 25 cents a box from Dr. Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ont.
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Conway
Dr. Williams’ Medicine Co
Brockville, Ont
Five Children Die as Crowd Fire Kills In Hunger Riot
Details emerge of a June 21 massacre where, during a bread wagon reading near Skoda works, a crowd of women and children cried for bread. An infantry patrol fired without warning, killing five children aged ten to thirteen and wounding six others. A man dies later from injuries.
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Pylsen
Chidren
Skoda
Catarrhal Deafness and Birth of a Constitutional Remedy
Fragmentary ad style note discusses catarrhal deafness and declares local applications ineffective. It promotes a constitutional remedy as the only cure and references a promise of reward and a public appeal. The text is garbled with stray names and unclear details.
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Cnn
Boys and Girls Pig Clubs Boost Farm Life for Children
The pig clubs gain popularity across prairie provinces with bank and government support. Some clubs are financed by parents, others by banks, with minimal feed costs and little interest on child notes. Children build cash balances and keep pigs on home pastures as they participate.
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Tnru
Prairie Provinces
First concrete motor driven vessel launched in Shanghai
The first concrete motor driven vessel ever built in China was launched recently at Shanghai highlighting a historic shipbuilding milestone for the country.
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China
Shanghai
Bachelors in War Time Debate Civic Roles and Hope
An Ontario Post excerpt argues war elevates bachelors with new prestige, yet mothers fear social disruption. The rookie praises adventures while condemning constant bachelor life as a societal misfit. Civic progress, he says, depends on men whose interests span generations. Wart disfigurements noted alongside Holloway’s treatment claim.
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Connie
The
Ontario Post
Sea Gulls and Their Varied Species Captivating yet Destructive
The Marine Journal notes about twenty gull species and subspecies, many coastal and riverine. Gulls are swift flyers and opportunistic feeders, stealing fish from others and breaking shells with strong beaks, while feather collection is legally restricted in many states.
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The
Marine Journal
Butter Output Doubled Advances Saskatoon Dairy Centre
The Saskatoon area becomes a major dairy hub as butter production soars. Northern creameries report six months 1918 outputs equal to all of 1917 amid favorable weather and rising prices. Central region farming stability encourages permanent dairy growth across Saskatchewan.
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Saskatoon
Saskatchewan
Saskatchewan Co-operative
Women and Asthma Sufferers Find Hope in Remedy
Testimonies from women across climates describe relief and renewed life after using Dr. D D s Asthma remedy. The ads claim significant benefit, noting no sought endorsement and urging readers to consider the treatment.
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Dr. Dd
Soacheton
Farm College Students Plan Vacations to Aid Harvest
Farm College students with farm experience plan vacations this year to help with harvest and save the crop, a serious effort to support agricultural operations and ensure a good yield.
Mercury the messenger statue moment at the parade
A brief caption describes a child asking about a statue and an attendant explaining Mercury as the messenger figure. The scene captures a mother guiding a young girl as the statue is revealed.
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Mumecum
Mercury
Potash Discovery Reported in Alberta Frontier
Potash deposits are reported in Alberta with potential to boost Western resources. Initial assessments suggest rich prospects for agriculture, mining, lumber, and related industries as exploration continues. Tests are planned to verify extensive reserves and guide near term development.
Corn Treatment Adverts Offer Quick Foot Relief
Sore corns hard corns soft corns or any kind of a corn can be removed with a few drops of Freezone. Cincinnati authority notes a small bottle at stores for a little cost will rid feet of corns. ask your druggist or wholesale drug house for Freezone.
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Cincinnati Authority
Iris school class writes sentences with tricky words
A student at Miesae in Iris school tries words like a and singeing. He imagines the phrase Italians a singing nation and the Allies will soon be at the Kaiser card. The boy asks if his moustache comment is what the teacher wants, noting he could not spell moustache.
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Iris
Markr
Standard Oil New Jersey Inaugurates Worker Voice Plan
The Standard Oil Company of New Jersey introduces a plan granting employees a direct voice in labor conditions. The move signals a shift from automatic corporate decision making to input from workers, a topic once deemed academic.
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Standard Oil Company
New Jersey
New J
Breeding Stock Losses and Postwar Livestock Outlook
Fragmentary report indicates massive prewar livestock losses in France with an estimate that 146 million sheep have been affected. Officials warn French livestock cannot recover to prewar levels for five to ten years after the war.
Farmers Face Long Export Boom After War
A wartime food supply shortfall drives demand for farmers. Allied E depends on America for half its food. postwar, large export markets will persist. The world remains short of food, social disarray looms, yet farmers can build enduring export capacity unseen before.
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America
Farm Help at Right Time in Canada Needs Local Labor
A Canadian farmer requests assistance for the harvest, asking Ontario Quebec Manitoba Alberta British Columbia and Atlantic provinces to supply 2 500 men or more. New Brunswick Nova Scotia and Prince Edward Island need local help and timeliness is urged to arrange aid now.
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Ontario
Ebec
Manltets
Alberta
British Columbia
New Brunswick
Nova
Prince Edward Island
More Time for Knitting in Men’s Clothes Debate
Fragment from a historical column notes a proposal to extend knitting time and reduce cloth use. It suggests the aim to save wives time by simplifying men's clothing, with a tone of social commentary and practical thrift.
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the Excelsior Life Insurance CO
Winnipeg
Vancouver
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Sohndias
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