Winnipeg Free Press highlights wartime markers and calls
News notes from Winnipeg include 700 Canadian volunteers for the aerial service corps and U S replies on submarine warfare. Lord Kitchener urges 30 000 more men while Britain expands Western Canada representation in the Senate. A Saskatchewan inquiry backs liqueur dispensaries. A German reply to the United States seeks safe passage for American ships while the new Methodist hymn book aims for mid 1916 release with 650 660 hymns and shared material with the Presbyterian hymnal.
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Remark on LW grey fabrics and smart tailoring
The passage notes LW soft smooth grey fabrics as correct and very good looking. They are described as becoming to most men and very smartly cut. The tone emphasizes elegance and proper appearance in clothing.
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