Victory Bonds Keep Jack Canuck’s Trade Alive
The cartoon portrays Jack Canuck selling goods on credit to farmers until crops are harvested. He borrows via Victory Bonds with Canada as security, using the funds to maintain business and supply the army with food cloth ing and ammunition to win lasting victory.
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Manitoba
Wan
Alberta
Jack Canuck
Great Britain
France
Italy
Victory Bonds
Canada
Roblin Review Hub Subscription and Ad Rates Notice
Publication lists subscription price one dollar per year payable in advance and rates for advertisements. First insertion eighty lines per line, subsequent insertions eight per line. Notices include meetings entertainments and business notices in local columns.
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Rowley
Canada at War Ends The Day of Peace and Remembrance
The piece reflects on Canada’s pivotal role in stopping chlorine gas attacks and defending the front lines. It notes General Currie’s pledge to fallen comrades and the complex mix of joy and sorrow as Germany surrenders. Parents and widows face the return home with both relief and deep loss, urging prayer for comfort and remembrance.
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Canada
General Currie
Robert Burden
Germany
Winnipeg
Canadian Field Comforts Society Parcles Packed for Boys
The Canadian Field Comforts Society thanks donors for cake candy socks and more. On Monday 38 parcels were packed and sent away each containing fruit cake candy cocoa loaf sugar knitted socks tobacco cig pack writing supplies a handkerchief and candle among other small comforts for the boys.
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Camida‘s
Mctory
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the Roblin Review
John Archibald
Canadian Field Comforts Society
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