Candid Comments on Taxation and War Debts
An observer argues taxes rose after 1918 due to war costs and debt. The piece critiques indirect taxes like sales tax for shifting burden to the poor, urges direct taxation on individuals, and warns about interest payments benefiting bond holders rather than social services. It cites Canada and Roosevelt opposition to sales tax.
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Dominion
Canada
Roosevelt
Vernment Resorts To & Tex
Flying For Victory Bond Drive Poem
A wartime verse by Murry Tanasichuk from Birdtail Saskatchewan praises air crews ferrying cargo over Germany. It urges civilians to support the war effort by buying bonds, framing service as patriotic duty for home and country.
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Germany
Hitler
England
England's Fight Shared by Scots Welsh and Irish Too
Poem asserts unity of English defending homeland with Scots Welsh and Irish in war effort. Emphasizes Scotsmen in khaki and air force blue serving in navy and other services. Reminds readers that many others also defend England alongside Scotland.
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Air Force
Navy
Not Like to Live in Germany
A critical piece contrasts life in Germany under Hitler with Canada’s freedoms. It highlights repression, censorship, and mandatory obedience, then shifts to an abrupt sales pitch urging readers to gift subscriptions and notes humorous postal service anecdotes.
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Germany
Plebiscite Polling Stations Near Last General Election Premises
Polling stations for the plebiscite will be set up at or near the same premises as in the last General Election. Arrangements are being made to collect the plebiscite results on polling night as is done for general elections.
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Canada
His Majesty
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Elsa Peiko
Rossburn
Reich
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Ottawa
Jules Castonguay