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Newspaper

Russell Banner

Location

Russell, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Dec 23, 1920

Page

3

Tragic Indian Love Story Ends in Death of Pee-Hew

Ess-Koo-Chase speaks of duty as Stone Child becomes guardian to Pee-Hew. Pee-Hew and Buffalo Bow wed under Chief I Pee-Pee-Kee-Sis wish, but a storm and tragedy drive Pee-Hew to end her life. Buffalo Bow dies of heartbreak. he joins Pee-Hew in death years later.

Ess-Koo-Chase Stone Ess- Koo-Chase Stone Child Pee-Hew Alert Pee Hew Young Buffalo Bow Buffalo Bow Okanese Buffalo Bow’'s Eztekhe Seymour Ifalo

Economists Cite Canada US Trade Shifts and Growth Limits

American writers note Canada’s rising export of manufactured goods to the United States and its use of water power and capital to process natural resources. They point to boots and shoes, pulp and paper, coal and oil as major exports while Canada faces slower western settlement and climate challenges in development.

Canada United States West

Watch Dogs of the World Echoes in Canada’s Pride

A Saturday Evening Post article by George Pattullo shifts from anti British praise to a sober view of Canada’s rising national consciousness and Britain’s keystone role in European civilization. The piece argues Britain’s endurance shapes global policy and warns on American influence and future consequences.

Saturday Evening Post Philadelphia George Pattulo United States Britain Canada Great Britain America

BrIGADIER GENERAL ARTHUR CURRIE Portrait of a Canadian Hero

The article chronicles Brigadier General Arthur Currie in 1914 Victoria, then commanding Gordon Highlanders. It recalls his rise from bugler to field commander, his crucial wartime leadership in France and Flanders, and his postwar presidency of McGill University. It ends with a tribute to his character and national significance.

Arthur Currie Gordon Highlanders Valcartier Victoria Fifth Regiment of Garrison Artillery Currie Highlanders Canada France Belgium McGill University Western

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