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Newspaper
Rivers Gazette
Location
Rivers, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 28, 1918
Page
2
Foster helps a stranger aboard a freight car then travels from Canada to England. He suspects a debtor’s escape connects to Daly and Featherstone while he confronts a possible pursuit and retrieves a fur coat before arriving at the Garth where a servant greets him.
The Cologne Gazette argues Germany seeks a solid Atlantic to Indian Ocean corridor across Africa. It claims a Belgian German Congo economic sphere would split British Africa and that only a European war could redraw Africa to Germany’s advantage. The London Times is cited on British India policy.
Regina Leader notes airships will move from war machines to essential civilian transport and communication. It compares air travel to automobiles, cites mail delivery by air, and envisions vast exploration and surveying uses, despite capacity and weather limits.
The article warns that clothing supplies are strained as production focuses on military needs. It urges wholesalers and manufacturers to shield civilian garments, conserve fabric, and remodel or donate usable pieces for children or relief groups to avoid waste.
An officer, after emptying his revolver, faced four Germans rushing him in an empty trench. He retreated to summon help to secure them as prisoners. The quartet outpaced him, embraced him, and urged surrender by gesture. He marched on with his prize, then recounted the scene with quiet humor.
An advertisement touts Catarrhozone a soothing aromatic inhaler for catarrh and throat infections. It claims the vapor reaches infected nasal linings to soothe cleanse heat and cure cold symptoms with a dollar complete kit or 50 cent smaller sizes from Catarrhozone Co Kingston Ontario Canada.
Due to scarce provisions in Norway, hardened whale fat is being used for margarine. The department of commerce says whale catching off Norwegian coasts, previously banned, will be resumed on government account. Denmark has used hardened whale fat in margarine for years with no reported harm.
Wilkins earned repeated disciplinary breaches and faced his commanding officer in the orderly room. The colonel warned he never wanted to see him again, while Wilkins quipped that the sergeant would not believe the last warning.
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