Tragedy of True Love Amongst The Indians
A Native tale of Ess Koo Chase's death from tuberculosis. His son Stone Child must guard his sister Pee Hew while suitors pursue her. Pee Hew weds Buffalo Bow after a symbolic marriage payment, but a blizzard and later tragedy split the couple. Buffalo Bow mourns, returns to Pee Hew, and later dies seeking reunion in the afterlife.
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Ess-Koo-Chase
Chicago
Stone
Essoo
Stone Child
Pee-Hew
Sioural
Pee Hew
Buffalo Bow
Buffalo Boy
Pee-Pee-Kee-Sis
Okanese
Gambol
Seymour
Economists on Canada US Trade and Growth
American writers discuss Canada US trade dynamics including shifts toward Canada supplying manufactured goods, leather and pulp replacing raw materials, and Canada using water power with American capital. They note Canada exports more raw cotton value than finished, boots and shoes production rising, and delays in western settlement due to climate, size, and development.
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Canada
Watch Dogs of the World: Pattullo praises Britain’s role
A Saturday Evening Post writer once argued the U S decisive war role but now lauds Britain’s place in civilization. The piece notes Canada’s rising national pride and the risk to European civilization if Britain falters, stressing Britain as the keystone of European order and implications for America.
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Saturday Evening Post
Philadelphia
George Pattulo
United States
Britain
Canada
Dominion
Great Britain
America
Brigadier General Arthur Currie in Victoria’s Wartime Night Vigil
A portrait of Colonel Arthur Currie at the Victoria camp in August 1914 as he prepared to hand over command and head to Valcartier. The piece honors his soldiering career from bugler to leading the Gordon Highlanders and later the Canadian army in France and Flanders, lauding his character, leadership, and postwar presidency at McGill.
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Fee
City of
Victoria
Exhibition Grounds
Arthur Currie
Gordon Highlanders
Valcartier
France
Fifth Regiment of Garrison Artillery
Currie
Highlanders
Minister of Militia
Flanders
Canada
Belgium
McGill University
Western
BritainRises From War,Nation Pulses With Vigor
The narrator reflects on Britain’s recovery after the death grapple with Germany praising the country’s return to strength. He notes sacrifices and losses yet finds Britain energized, moving back toward normalcy with undeniable vitality and industrial resilience.
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Britain
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Western Plains
Buffalo Bowl
Prairie Provinces OF
West
Mr. Pattullo
Col. Currie
Rembrandt
Froissart
Agincourt
Crecy
Ontario
Europe
Covery
Germany
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