Canada and Britain friendship grows amid war and growth
The Economist notes Canada’s vast wealth and self reliance as it maps growth in agriculture and land use. It highlights migration driven by cheap land, the strong Canada Britain alliance, and wartime loyalty, with figures like Col. Dennis aiding recruitment and irrigation expertise shaping policy.
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Atlantic
Pacific
Dominion of
Canada
Great Britain
Theig
Tamanna
Dominion
Hamte
Sita
United States
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Nec
Europe
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Canadian Pacific
Eeermozent
Fonden
Camnatfa
T. S. Dennis
Canadian Pacific Railway
Col. Dennis
The
Economist
Conscientious Objector’s Viewpoint Skewed By Egotism
The piece contrasts conscientious objectors with pacifist ideals, accusing them of egotism and self superiority. It argues that such self centered thinking harms fellow soldiers and echoes a broader critique of German mentalities. The author recalls initial puzzlement at the Genoans’ stance.
Canadian press backs free trade subsidy for news service
The article argues for a government subsidy to sustain a Canadian news service linking New Brunswick, Quebec, Ontario, Manitoba, Alberta and the coast. It notes American competition and a need for protectionist policy to bolster Canadian manufacturing news, agriculture, and urban rural understanding across regions.
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Iti
New Brunswick
Quebec
Ontario
Manitoba
Alberta
Paul
Indust
Joe
West
East
Dominion
Canada
Disabled Canadian Soldiers Train for Civil Careers
A Canadian newspaper recounts how 31 disabled soldiers, once in hospitals, trained at a school and are now pursuing occupations such as masseurs, lawyers, stenographers, and insurance workers. Veterans expressed pride in their progress and success after learning new trades.
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Geen Robert
Sa Due Bie
Canada
Cana
St. Dunstan’s
A. Sax Téon
Bowie Kicks Girl to Death in Transplanting Row
An inspector in Leitakay, Stertz, is accused of fatally kicking an eleven year old girl among workers in turnip transplantation. The incident left the child unconscious and sparked outrage over abuse of young women employed in the locality.
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Miereg
Tate
Halle Potkesblatt
No Half Way Houses in War Ending Editorial Tone
The London Times editorial argues no mediation is possible between the Atlantic powers over the war. It states surrender or defeat, rejects compromise, and asserts the war aims include uprooting militarist systems to prevent future conflict. Alberta farm land sells for record prices near Nobleford.
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London Times
Atlantic
Germany
Central
Europe
Tirpitz
England
G Ermany
Alberta
Ayas
Robe
Nobleford
Noble
Alber
Canadians Occupy Many Posts in the Struggle for Freedom
Rowland Hill reports from war theater headquarters in France that Canadians serve across imperial services beyond Currie’s troops. Officers and men in naval and other branches aid the British machine, with colonels and transport officers leading rail and dock operations, including sawmills, ballast crews, and port logistics in multiple locations.
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Struggle For Freedom
Rowland Hill
War Cortesfondest
France
Militia Department
Canada
Currie
Lens
Grand Aicet
Camagaliway
Eroers
Fritz
Ontario
Grading of Crow Unprecedented High Wheat Run at Winnipeg
Grading of Crow reveals 4 173 cars of wheat inspected with 230 cars No 1 hard and 3029 cars No 1 northern. Winnipeg reported an unprecedented run of high grade wheat in the Grain Exchange Report dated Sept 22.
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Winnipeg
Grain Exchange
Copenhagen Chewing Tobacco Note
Fragmentary OCR text references Copenhagen chewing tobacco and a discussion of satisfaction and effects. The readable parts mention foes, tips, and preparation sentences, but overall content is highly garbled with missing phrases and nonsensical sequences.
Dr Chase's Nerve Food Promised Relief for Nervous Ailments
Mrs G 18 Catherine writes of years of nerve pains headaches and heart weakness with no relief from doctors. She says Dr Chase's Nerve Food offered a path to strength by nourishing depleted nerve cells and improving vitality through rest and open air exercise.
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Catherine
Hingston
Chase
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