British and Canadian Farm Aids Boost War Effort
Report describes Canadian farmers cultivating 874 acres near Aldershot to aid food production for the army. It notes regimental support, profits funding unit needs, and public praise from General Meighen. Also cites neutral-country correspondence claiming German manpower and munitions production are strained, with troops diverted to the western front and wartime mobilization affecting civilian labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Berate
Heve
Washington
Ceremany
Netherlands
Cumeeya
Rutrainia 2 le S.cypendieaeter
Prince of Peace Telegram Reflects On Struggles and Resolve
A fragmented telegram dated on the anniversary of a ruler’s ascent recalls gratitude to God and loyalty to the state. It emphasizes strength through hardship, the endurance of the people, and the hope that unity and discipline will sustain them amid wartime challenges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jarisen
Wilto
von Hertperors
Industrial Research Faculties Wanted Recommendations
The Canadian Industrial Construction Association urged Canadian universities to reorganize faculties for reclustered scientific research. An executive committee suggested establishing scholarships between English sites outside Quebec universities. The group approved connecting Western districts for industrial plant development and endorsed Senator Nichols’ plans to expand export markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canadian Industrial Construction Association
Pus
Fisk
Quebec
Nichols
Japan Urged to Mobilize Vast Army in Siberia War Debate
A foreign paper argues for immediate Allied intervention and a large Japanese army to threaten Germany by advancing toward the Urals. It claims swift action by the allies could save England France and humanity, prompting calls for half a million to three million troops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aonesses
Siberia
France
Japan
Urals
Frantic chase ends dramatic confrontation with police
In a tense pursuit, Tony drives at speed with Laura trapped in the car. Morgan lunges to intervene as police block the route near the lodge gates. A violent clash ensues with a sergeant and constable, ending with restraints and a tense standoff.
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Bull
Sir Aaeee
Tony
Das
Secara
Morgan
Laura
Con
Feuprigh
Anthony
Bebe
Voice and a vague remedy in a noisy depredation tale
A fragment from a crime narrative mixes an ad for Catarrhozone with a police inquest. The scene shifts from a Kingston drug firm to a Camlyn murder inquiry, detailing questioning, a missing jewellery motive, and plans to check railway stations as the detective work continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgan
Camlyn
Bucks Constabulary
Concourt
Jevons
Mr. Morgan
Fr Montes
Proud to Be Canadian
A fragmented reflection on Canada and its people evoking pride from afar. The piece mentions a national character and readiness for a great occasion, with garbled phrases suggesting unity and identity though the text is distorted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Women writers urge thrift at wartime canning fairs
A wartime feature offers practical tips to households on reducing waste and boosting home food production. It urges substituting affordable proteins like rabbits for meat, promotes dairy and fruit products, and encourages women to seek factory work or farm-related roles in creameries and canneries. It notes canning bans on home candy and highlights demonstrations at major exhibitions to boost Canadian products and national food security.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eli
Food Board
Plac
Secon
Australia
Miss Milknaid
Red Cross
Ontario Agricultural Farm
Ontario
Maritime
Toronto
London
Hamilton
Mae
Dye Industry Remarkable at New British Dye Works
Remarkable developments emerge in Britain as the new dye works at It Hadersfield showcases advanced processes and robust production. Officials claim improved yields and potential exports boosting local industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haddersfield
Britain Mobilizes Vast War Production and Shipping
The London Daily Circle notes Britain's wartime effort, detailing huge troop movements, supplies to France, and naval and mercantile transport. It cites figures: 217,000,000 to dominions, 30,000 tons daily, 420,000 personnel, 3,500 losses, and 31,470 vessels repaired since war start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huitein
France
Mercantile
Royal
Lectures on Agriculture At Edmonton Summer School
Lectures will be delivered to school inspectors at the Edmonton summer school. Professors Cutler Dowell and Harie will cover soil economics crop production animal husbandry gardens and trees. Dean will discuss home and school gardens for pupils with topics on school fairs and juvenile clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmonton
Cutler
Dowell
G. Harie
Dean Ce
Saskatchewan co operatives report big turnover rise
Provincial agriculture records show Saskatchewan co operative associations reporting a sharp increase in stock held and turnover. The Gabbed stock measure climbed to 9 and then 1, with 48 cars of stock moved last year. The stock value grew from 323 171 in 1916 to 1 050 285 last year. Officials note turnover rose markedly though total figures are not compiled. Five or six sections each sustained power of 200 000.
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Co-Operative Associations of
Saskatchewan
Department of Agriculture
Regina
Iin Eecmenetiio Detente
Attatson
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Woorme
the Merchants Bank OF Canada
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Canada
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D. C. Macarow
Merchants Bank of Canada
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Raat
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Appleford
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