War Relics Exhibit Arrives in Regina Rink
The Government of Canada showcases war relics and photographs captured by Canadian forces. Regina hosts the display at the curling rink from October 28 to November 2 under Red Cross Society auspices, with a 25 cent admission.
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Wartime Progress and Losses Across Fronts
British forces seize Le Cateau and advance near St Quentin with 2 000 prisoners. U S troops push enemy from Argonne forest as frontline numbers exceed 1 900 000. Allied gains include Nish capture, Durazzo port seizure, and Belgian advances with 4 000 prisoners. Submarine activity and sea losses reported.
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Why Canada Must Borrow Money to Carry On War Effort
A wartime appeal notes Canada will finance allies by borrowing and issuing Victory Bonds. It urges every citizen to contribute funds for munitions, food, clothing, and supplies while Britain and allies rely on Canadian credit. The message emphasizes national honor and duty to support the war until victory.
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