Plans for Co operative Seed Agency In Saskatchewan
Prominent Saskatchewan farmers including Seager Wheeler Rosthern world champion wheat grower lead a plan for organizing a seed selling agency. The scheme aims to place the venture under the supervision of the Canadian Seed Growers Association with Regina as a focal point.
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al Co-operative
Saskatchewan
Regina
Canadian Seed Growers’ Association
Seager Wheeler
Rosthern
Five Dollar Bill Found on Desk Sparks Honest Moment
A fragmentary exchange notes a five dollar bill found on a desk and an expression of honesty. The dialogue suggests a deliberate placement to test truthfulness between the speaker and a second person.
The British Spirit Through a Nation in Crisis
London Morning Post proclaims the invincible spirit of Britain as its army and navy face a great battle. It likens Parliament and public resolve to a rock while England’s fate rests on victors and defeats, urging courage and national unity.
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England
London Morning Post
Asthma Remedy Prompts Wide Land Dealer Claims
A fragmented report notes Kel logg's Asthma Remedy being sold across the country with warnings it may not reach the target, offering no reliable relief and leaving sufferers unsure.
Two Sons Relocate to Canada Amid War News
A short Reuters style hometown note reports Clin Vance, 42, of Louie Ville Kentucky and his two sons moving to Alberta, Canada after receiving word they may soon be sent abroad. They left their Cleary Saneds area home after 2000 miles traveled.
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Parewell
Clinon Vance
Louie~ Ville
Zechary
Alberta
Unity in Crisis Rest Course and wartime spirit
The article notes a renewed unity in Canada amid World War I crisis as war weariness lessens and public resolve strengthens. It argues that enduring crisis tests character, favoring steadfast effort over prolonged slow progress with no clear outcome.
Ancient Mortar Examines Great Wall Bricks and Lime
Chemist J. C. Witt of the Manila Bureau of Science reports on bricks from the Great Wall of China at Shankaikwan. Bricks are larger and pumice like with gray color, while the mortar appears pure and stronger than the bricks. Analysis suggests bricks were dried, no sand mixed with lime, and surface exposed shows durability.
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China
Great Wall of China
Shankaikwan
J. C. Witt
e@ bureau of science
Manilla
Mrtt
Denominational Difference and Trade Note
An unclear fragment discusses religious identity and a trade note. It mentions Methodist and Baltimore Americas and notes butter exports from Restrana are prohibited except under an imperial government account. The readable text provides no clear event or person actions.
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Baltimore Americas
Restrana
Spying on Spies in Germany Cites Ex Ambassadors Wary Writings
The Times recounts German officials and rivals using espionage to outmaneuver each other. A former ambassador argues spies trigger leaks and advises caution to avoid exposing plans while war reports circulate back home.
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Germany
Gerard
Times
Ger
Hocks Ss
O Ly
Zimmermann
Childhood Constipation and Baby's Aid Tablets
A brief note endorses a home remedy for infant constipation. It claims the tablets are a safe laxative, easy to administer, and always effective. A mother from Terrebonne Que says the product quickly relieved her constipated baby. Sold by medicine dealers or by mail for 25 cents per box from The J Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ont.
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LaChapelle
Terrebonne
J. Williams’ Medicine Co
Brockville
Ont
Allied Debt to U S Prophesies Postwar Settlement
James M. Beck addressed about 1,000 Philadelphia businessmen at the stock exchange urging strong Liberty Loan support. He predicted Allied nations will demand repayment and that the United States will cancel the wartime debt incurred by allies after victory.
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United States
James M. Beck
Philadelphia
Liberty Loan
Stock Exchange
Great Britain
France
Canada in Third Place for Cars in Use Across World
Canada ranks third globally in automobiles in use, with 199,302 cars registered in 1917, up from 1916. The year saw a notable rise in new car registrations, highlighting Canada’s growing automotive presence.
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Canada
Forcible Control of the Flanders Coast Cited in War Plans
The discussion highlights the coast of Flanders as key for submarine raids and air reconnaissance. It argues that German submarines could threaten channel traffic and that control of the coast would extend the range of British and naval air forces, making it essential for future operations.
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Flanders
Thames
Ems
Navy League
Oir
England
Minards and Take No Other Boys at Farm Program
A Chicago high school program for boys on farms yielded physical and moral benefits. It strengthened responsibility, social duty, and patriotism, building resilience and work ethic while contributing to the community’s food supply. The article notes the value of farm labor summers for cit izens.
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Chicago
Ron
Ana
Cnicene
Val’ Poe
Cit
Tribune
German spy network relies on women for information
A newspaper exposes the German army of peaceful penetration, noting Germany spends ten million dollars yearly for a decade on spies. It claims Germany employs about one hundred thousand paid women spies across society from regents to servant girls, with many traveling to Italy under spy bureau instructions.
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Germany
Italy
Every Man Must Do His Duty in War Unity
The piece proclaims that every American and British man and woman must serve the country as the war effort expands. It links Allied resolve to the push against German guns and notes the ongoing battle with optimistic expectation of victory.
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France
America
Ori Ene
Republic
Ireland
Onashington Post
Potatoes and Herbal Remedies Sparked Public Interest
A fragment describes expert advice on plant potatoes and the effects of roots and herbs on digestion. It notes long recognized pills that cleanse the system and gain popularity, and mentions a house near St Le my Spaciard with clocks and an occupant linked to timekeeping.
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St. le My ‘Spaciard
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Leages
Faotan
Hollo
BOB Long Union
MADI
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