Western Canada Eyes Bright Farm Outlook Despite 1915 Setbacks
The article argues Western Canada can rebound from 1915 difficulties with better yields in 1916. It notes high wheat prices, strong profits per acre, and substantial land value gains funded by this year's crop, even as estimates vary and production faces labor and market slowdowns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ory
Great Britain
Canada
U. S
Great Lakes
United States
Western
Then How Did She Peel It Seated In Curious Riddle
A fragment notes a peculiar event involving a woman and a bride with hints of a conenoury scheme. The lines suggest an old timey riddle or line about a fee paid, possibly half the usual amount.
Doctor Promises 50 Percent Eyesight Boost in One Week
A medical claim outlines methods to strengthen eyesight by up to half within seven days in numerous cases. The notice discusses simple routines and diet, urging readers to consult a physician before trying any regimen.
League of Peace Endorsed by Viscount Bryce
Viscount Bryce, a former British envoy to the United States, urged the U S to abandon isolationism and back a league of peace. He argued such a league would avoid entangling alliances and smooth conflicts by fostering permanent friendship between nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viscount Bryce
U.S
U States
United States
Great Britain
Dimensions of Captured Zeppelin
A correspondent visiting the captured airship in England describes the Zeppelins size and internal layout. He notes the large aluminum frame, four gondolas with Mercedes engines, the captain’s cabin, and the ship’s overall immense proportions despite its damage.
May Cut Down Raids by Zeppelins
The article argues that safer interiors and improved calculations of Zeppelin radius would limit raids on England. It suggests even the large Zeppelins would be less effective and smaller airships might become useless for strafing England.
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Engad
England
A Work for Boys on Farm Tasks and Learning
The piece discusses the value of farm work for boys as a training ground. It notes initial struggles and failures but emphasizes growth and practical learning through hands on experience.
Anglo-Saxons Fight for Freedom Across Continents
A speaker links Anglo-Saxon civil liberty to enduring bonds between America and Britain. He recalls Highland regiments from Fayetteville, the Macdonald clans, and the stubborn idea that free peoples govern themselves, echoing battles from Culloden to the current global struggle for liberty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yorkton
Britain
America
Royal Highland
Fayetteville Carolina
Macdo
Iain Mac-Ewan Oig
George II
Caltoden
Eerles House
East River
Pictou
Carolina
Mac Soeis
Duley
Alpole
Pitt
Peel
Reaponeiae
Lord North
American
Belgium
France
Poland
Near East
Ready to Fight at Any Time Dutch Neutrality Guarded
Dutch government says it is ready to go to war to defend Holland's neutrality. Officials admit no side is favored and diplomats and papers seek to avoid provoking a belligerent choice. They insist Holland would oppose any invasion or pressure from Britain or Germany and would act swiftly if threatened.
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Holland
Adense
England
Germany
Great Britain
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