Distribution of Pure Seed Plans for Co operative Agency
Prominent Saskatchewan farmers and world renowned dry farming winners plan a co operative selling agency to distribute pure varieties of registered grains across the province. The head office may be in Regina or Saskatoon under the Canadian seed growers association. Seager Wheeler of Rosthern is a leading figure.
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Farmers of
Saskatchewan
Regina
Saskatoon
Canadian Seed Growers’ Association
Seager Wheeler
Rosthern
Rosthern, Skatchewan
Test of Honesty Staged by Employer and Bystander
A bystander witnesses a staged scene where a New Man finds a five dollar bill on an employer’s desk and is asked to test his honesty. The employer confirms the test was deliberate and approves the man’s honesty.
British spirit drives army as nation faces peril
The London Morning Post argues the old British spirit endures in the army and navy, a tough fighting will that sustains England as the nation faces critical tests of war and victory versus defeat. It asserts leaders should show resolve and trust in generals and soldiers amid the current crisis.
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England
London Morning Post
Asthma Remedy Sold Nationwide
A promotional claim touts Dr J D Kellogg's asthma remedy as magical yet natural. The vapor is said to reach blocked airways and allow fresh air to enter the lungs. It is advertised as available through dealers across the country.
2000 Miles for Farewell to One
82 year old Clinton Vance travels from near Calgary to Louisville Kentucky to visit two soldier sons at Camp Zachary Taylor. He left Canada after receiving word the sons would soon depart for overseas. The Vances moved from Orleans Indiana to Canada three years ago where the sons own large farms.
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Vyu
Miles
Clinton Vance
Louisville
Camp Zachary Taylor
Lord Rhondda Reflects on Unity and Resolve in War Strain
The Edmonton Journal notes Lord Rhondda's call to rekindle the early wartime spirit of unity and emotion, praising renewed resolve in face of German pressure. It warns that ongoing slow movements risk eroding morale, urging steadfastness amid crisis.
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Rhondda
Edmonton Journal
Ancient Chinese wall bricks fade under white mortar study
J C Witt of the Manila bureau of science reports Shankaikwan bricks in the great wall are large and weak to finger breakage. The pure white mortar is stronger, with no sand, and sun drying rather than kiln firing likely.
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Great Wall of China
Shankaikwan
J. C. Witt
Bureau of Science
Manilla
Witt
Spying on Spies in Germany Reveals Diplomatic Woes
Ex‑ambassador Gerard recalls wartime pressure from rival spies in Germany. He notes German agents opening bags and the risk of publishing sensitive notes. He advises writers to publish only material fit for public view to avoid leaks.
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Germany
Gerard
Times
Zimmermann
Childhood Constipation and Baby’s Own Tablets
A reads like a testimonial praising Baby’s Own Tablets as a safe easy laxative for babies. Mrs. Emile LaChapelle of Terrebonne Quebec endorses rapid relief for a constipated baby and urges all mothers to keep a box. The Dr Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ontario sells them at 25 cents per box.
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Emile LaChapelle
Terrebonne
Que
Dr. Williams’ Medicine Co
Brockville
Ont
Debt cancellation urged after war by Liberty Loan speaker
James M. Beck told about 1,000 Philadelphia business leaders at the stock exchange that allied debt from the world war would be settled by the blood of American soldiers. He warned the United States will not accept repayment and urged patriotic help to back the Liberty loan.
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United States
James M. Beck
Philadelphia
Liberty Loan
Stock Exchange
Great
Britain
France
America
Mr. Beck
Philadelphia Public Ledger
Canada Tops In Auto Use Despite Growth Since 1903
Canada ranks third worldwide in automobiles in use with 199,302 registered in 1917 and nearly 76,000 new cars that year. Growth is rapid, with one car for about every 40 people and Ontario’s 1903 figure of 200 autos dwarfed by 1917 licenses totaling 84,353.
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Canada
Isaaat
Ontario
Eich Aia
Brantford
German Navy League Urges Flanders Coast for Future War Plans
A London received circular from the German Navy League argues for extending German control to the Flanders coast as essential base for operations against England. It asserts coast control enables submarine raids on the Channel and secures air raids and reconnaissance for future battles.
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German Navy League
London
Riders
England
Flanders
Thames
Ons
Ema
Navy League
Chicago Boys On The Farm Benefit Report
Chicago high school boys aged 14 to 16 were placed on farms by the board of education, 700 students in all, with only three receiving unsatisfactory reports. The program boosted physical strength and moral character, broadened social responsibility, and fostered patriotic impulses, while improving food production.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Education
Chicago Tribune
Every Man Must Do His Duty for Allied Victory
A Washington Post editorial urges every man to prepare and endure for victory in France. It stresses unity among France, Great Britain, and America, warns of intensified sacrifice, and suggests broad conscription as needed to defend liberty.
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France
Great Britain
America
Republic
Ireland
British Empire
Washington Post
Buried treasure tale meets potato planting guidance
A conversation blends fiction with practical advice as one speaker asks about reading and the other counters with expert guidance on how to plant potatoes, tying imagination to gardening know-how debated humorously.
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Washington
Women spies and German espionage methods in Europe
A historical account describes German use of women spies in Europe, noting large numbers and high costs. It highlights Sumey Depsy, an actress arrested in Paris for aiding Germany through Red Cross channels, and discusses leniency for women spies compared with harsher fates for men.
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Germany
Italy
France
Conservatories
Rome
Naples
Paris
Milan
Alsace
Sumey Depsy
Bernhardt
Secret Service
Emile Guillier
Red Cross
Switzerland
Berne
Geneva
Geemss
Beence
Sumey Epes
Mati Hari
Pills of Attested Value and a Curious Arrest
Parme Ice's Vegetable Pills result from study of roots and herbs with sedatives and laxatives to cleanse the digestive system. They are praised as longstanding best cleansers and gain daily popularity. A Spaniard, found at a St Nazaire house with clocks, was arrested for wireless activity claiming to time from the Eiffel Tower.
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Parme Ice
St. Nazaire
Eiffel Tower
Spring Fever Cure Promoted By Blood Tonic
A vintage health ad claims spring fatigue stems from anemia and blood deficiency. It touts a toning formula from Blood root Golden Bear stone Queen's root and grape root, diluted in alcohol free extract sold as tablets or liquid under Dr. Pierce's brand in dated packaging and testimonials.
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Pierce
Edger
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Chase
U. S
Minard
E Liniment Lumberman
Holloway
Bob Long
Comal
F.g.long
Serree
Michanhedi
Selgel
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