Plans for assisting wounded soldiers in Canada
The article describes a government plan to provide functional re education and vocational training for disabled veterans. It outlines that pensions and artificial limbs exist, but emphasizes training to restore work capability. It notes a Dominion government role, cost provisions, and monthly allowances tied to family status and dependents.
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Mame
Tepair
J Ae Loughin
Sadh Council
Military Ae Commission
Canadian Expeditionary Force
Canada
Protected by the Navy In a span to the A e t spantione
A garbled report discusses naval patrols since December and meritorious officers for the Enon venture. It notes losses of patrol vessels and damaged ships, with statements on security for merchant shipping and the high human cost amid wartime sea transport.
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Enon
Troog Tix Ace
Pitchiba
Duro
Training ships linger in maritime history
Fragmentary reads show references to Rover and Renown training ships and their enduring use. The text hints at a fifth rover status and ongoing designation of training vessels in a historical naval context.
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Rover
Germany at War Life in hotels and food shortages
Riley Scott reports from Berlin on wartime life detailing scarce table oils and meats, plentiful eggs priced high, and widespread shuttering of butcher shops. The German government implements rationing and promises future abundance, while citizens fear real hunger despite assurances.
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Les Hotels
Teutons
Berlin
Riley Scott
Leslie
Fetes in the Family Fostering affection through family celebrations
The article urges recognizing occasions such as graduations marriages births and anniversaries to strengthen family bonds. It reflects on aging and the joy of shared remembrances noting that celebrations deepen love and appreciation across generations at Milwaukee Journal.
Kaiser Speech Reflects Royal Resolve on Somme Front
A report from Peronne on the Somme quotes Emperor William urging patience and unity among German wounded as he vows to remain steady in war effort. He speaks of divine destiny guiding decisions and of conserving his strength to strike when able.
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William
Peronne
Somme
Telegraph Service Reform Sparks Officer Enlistment Drive
A fragmented wartime note shows leaders urging compulsory enlistment of cables while commands rally officers to speed up telegraph operations amid widespread fatigue and strain among operators.
Irrigation Film Seeks to Teach Agriculture Through Canada Alberta Trust
A film project in Southern Alberta uses the 3,000,000 acre irrigation block of the Canadian Pacific Railway to show water sourcing from glacier fields in the Rockies to the Bow River valley. It highlights headgates at Calgary Bassano dam Brooks aqueduct Lake Newell and canals linking to farms illustrating irrigation’s impact on alfalfa grain and prosperous prairie life.
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Bence
Mieten Platens
Eoanecen
Wwe Tarers
Audientes
Gen Blic
Canadian Pacific Railway
Alberta
Canadian Rockies
Lake Louise
Bow River
Calgary
Bassano
Brooks
Lake Newell
Austrian General Demands Montenegro War Figure Surrender
General Weber accuses former Montenegro War Minister Vechovitch of attacking Austrian troops and killing an officer. He summons Vechovitch to surrender within five days or his family will face penalties. Vechovitch is said to lead a force with 3000 men and is at large.
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Weber
Mentero
Montenegro
Vechovitch
Vecho
German Military Strength Dwindles Amidst Casualties
Compiled figures suggest Germany loses hundreds of thousands of soldiers yearly while recruiting remains insufficient to replace losses. Analysts estimate German army strength shrinking with dwindling reserves and rising casualties at Verdun and on other fronts, despite ongoing recruitment efforts.
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Saari Negara
Germany
Bismarck
Africa
Asia
England
France
Belgium
Sanaliee
Pacis Penne
Oftrary
Bulgaria
Turkey
Col
Feyler
Europe
Verdun
Paris Petit Journal
Spend Your Money To Grow Your Home Town
The article urges residents to spend locally to boost the town’s growth. It argues larger town growth increases profits, supports merchants, and creates more jobs with relatively small added costs. Emphasizes patronizing local sellers to strengthen community loyalty and opportunity.
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Ee le Coun Elier
H Leas
Canada Faces Heavy War Costs Abroad and at Home
Canada’s war expenditure now exceeds 700 thousand dollars daily, with the largest item a massive oversea stern payment. Sterling exchange affects funding for overseas troops, as budgets for 1919 and 1920 work out. Domestic war loans and borrowings help defray the balance of this year’s costs.
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Canada
Riage
Riage Overeeas “Sikein
Sterling Exchange
Nada
Britain
Oman
Parapet for Press Air Private Williams Dispatch
Private Williams writes from the front about relief in France. He notes humor among troops and references a Paris rumor about sitting on the parapet without arousing German attention. He mentions winter conditions and trench life as the war continues.
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Williams
London
Prance
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